Episode 8: Patchwork (2015)

In this episode, we dive into The Ugly Stepsister, the bold and twisted new take on the classic Cinderella story. We sit down for a conversation about the movie's dark fairy-tale elements, unforgettable characters, body horror, beauty standards, and the ways it turns a familiar story completely on its head. We break down the film's biggest themes, standout moments, performances, and what makes The Ugly Stepsister such a provocative and unforgettable watch. Whether you've seen the movie or are curious about the buzz surrounding it, join us for an honest, entertaining conversation about this unconventional fairy tale. 🎙️ In this episode: • Our thoughts on The Ugly Stepsister • The movie's dark fairy-tale and horror elements • Beauty, identity, and societal expectations • Characters, performances, and memorable moments • What makes this Cinderella-inspired story so different • Our overall review and reaction follow us on socials below  tikok insta  spotify  website 

Neverland isn't the magical place you remember. In this episode, we dive into Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare, the dark and twisted horror reimagining of the classic Peter Pan story. We break down the movie's disturbing take on familiar characters, its slasher-style scares, creepy atmosphere, brutal moments, and how it transforms a beloved childhood tale into a terrifying nightmare. We'll discuss the story, characters, kills, horror elements, and biggest surprises—plus whether this twisted take on Peter Pan actually delivers the scares. Spoiler warning: major plot points and ending details are discussed. If you're a fan of horror movies, slasher films, dark fairy tales, twisted childhood characters, and horror movie reviews, this episode is for you. Tiktok Instagram website spotify email - [email protected]

We are back after a short break due to life circumstances and we decided to sit down and watch Ari Asters "hereditary" from 2018 tune in as we talk about all the trauma, guilt, and grief (with some occult knights of hell) dropped in as we explore the unsettling world of this hugely problematic family.  viewing this movie through a lense of a grieving family dealing with loss and and the raw emotion of grief with all the fun supernatural elements leads it into a film worth giving a night to.  Genre: Horror / occult / folk horror / supernatural horror / psychological horror  Director: Ari Aster  Year: 2018  socials  tiktok instagram  spotify website please rate and review!

This time we watched a Korean found future horror "Gonjiam : Haunted Asylum"  "The crew of a horror web series travels to an abandoned asylum for a live broadcast. It soon encounters much more than expected as it moves deeper inside the nightmarish old building" tune in to hear our thoughts and question the location of south korea ( I got confused )  its a fun ghastly horror with tense buildup and some intresting scares socials below Tiktok Intagram Spotify  Hooked on Horror website 

Hey guys were back with a fun new episode talking all about "Blood Bitch Baby" a strange but very fun ride and micro budgeted sort of slasher comedy (not intentionally) we believe haha. It was a fun ride for sure so tune in and come see what we have to say about it.  Blood Bitch Baby - The legend of Countess Elizabeth Bathory stretches from 17th century Hungary to modern day America in director Donald Farmer's Blood Bitch Baby. An unholy pact with Satan has allowed Bathory to survive the centuries as she plots her ultimate triumph - to find the perfect mother for her master's monstrous offspring. socials  spotify  tiktok instagram Hooked On Horror Website 

Today we dived into the horror comedy "patchwork" a story of three women getting murdered and stitched together to become a frankebitch (term used in movie) it was a lot of fun and we have a blast walking through it. tune it and let us know what you think! socials linked below. ALSO we are available on all platforms where ever you listen to podcasts! Tiktok Instagram Spotify HookedOnHorrorPod.com

Hey guys and welcome back, Today we talked about the Horror Drama "Two Orphan Vampires" from french filmmaker Jean Rollin. this was an interesting watch and definitly strange as far as horror goes. Tune in while we talk about the things we loved and all the many things we didnt haha. Theatre Kids will love this! its not much of a slasher its not much of vampire movie its kind of more of a slice of life between sisters who enjoy biting occasionaly. Either way had fun and we hope all you horror fans and horror movie lovers enjoy the episode. socials linked below  Spotify Instagram TikTok Hooked On Horror website

Today we watched 2015s "The Silenced" a korean horror/thriller/mystery that really impressed us both visually and thematically.  we had a ton of fun breaking down the movie and talking all the creepy bits and the silent hill atmosphere.  this is a lighter horror movie discussion. We go off tangent and talk a bit about scary movie 6 and some smaller horror movie  topics. tune in and as always thanks again for the support! socials and website linked below  Instagram TikTok Spotify Hookedonhorrorpod.com  

We're diving headfirst into the absolute bonkers world of 1987's "Street Trash" a horror comedy masterpiece that's part splatter film, part fever dream, and 100% unforgettable. Join us as we break down the gory kills, the weirdly mesmerizing practical effects, and why this cult classic absolutely earned its spot in our personal favorites. Episode Overview: Holy shit, this one was a wild ride! me and the crew just finished watching the 1987 cult classic "Street Trash," and we're still buzzing from the chaos. If you've never heard of this flick, buckle up it's a rollercoaster of gore, humor, and absolute insanity that somehow works in the best way possible. What We're Discussing The Basics Film: Street Trash Year: 1987 Genre: Horror-Comedy Status: Cult Classic (and now a personal favorite for the crew) Key Themes & Highlights The Good Stuff: - 🎬 Colorful, creative kill sequences that are both gruesome and weirdly beautiful - 🍷 The premise: toxic alcohol that literally melts people (yes, really) - 🎵 An absolutely killer soundtrack that hits different - 😏 The surprisingly awesome nudity that fits the vibe - 😂 The humor to horror balance that somehow just works What Makes It Cult Gold: - Practical effects that are genuinely impressive for the era - A plot that's delightfully all over the place in the best way - The kind of movie that gets better the less you take it seriously - Perfect midnight movie energy Why You Need to Listen This episode is packed with: - ✅ Genuine laughs from the crew as we break down the absolute madness - ✅ Deep dive into what makes Street Trash such a beloved cult film - ✅ Discussion of the film's gory appeal and practical effects work - ✅ Our honest take on why this one made the personal favorites list - ✅ The kind of casual, fun conversation that makes horror fandom awesome Connect With Us Want more gory media discussions, monster movies, and cult film deep dives? Find us here: 🎵 Spotify: Hooked On Horror Podcast 📱 TikTok: @hooked.on.horrorpod 📸 Instagram: @hookedonhorrorpodcast 🌐 Website: HookedOnHorrorPod.com Final Thoughts Street Trash is the kind of movie that reminds us why we love horror in the first place. It doesn't take itself too seriously, it swings for the fences with its practical effects, and it creates this perfect storm of gore, humor, and pure entertainment that just hits. Whether you're a seasoned cult horror fan or just looking for something completely different, this episode (and the movie itself) is absolutely worth your time. Ready to join us on this gory adventure? Hit play on the episode, and don't forget to follow us for more horror deep dives, reviews, and discussions. Thanks for the support, horror fam we're just getting started! 💀

🎬 What We're Watching The Backrooms - Director Kane Parsons' adaptation of the internet's most unsettling creepypasta story A film that transforms the concept of liminal spaces into a horror experience where your deepest traumas literally become the monsters hunting you. 📋 Episode Breakdown The Setup - How a viral 4chan post became a cultural phenomenon - What makes the "Backrooms" concept so inherently creepy - The challenge of adapting internet folklore to the big screen The Discussion The crew watched Backrooms and came away with very different opinions—and that's what makes this episode so much fun. We're talking: First Impressions - What worked, what didn't, and what had us genuinely unsettled The Adaptation - How faithfully does Kane Parsons capture the creepypasta's essence? Trauma as Monster - Breaking down the film's central concept of manifested fears Visual Style - The liminal space aesthetic and whether it translates to horror Character Reactions - Do we care about the people trapped in the Backrooms? Why We're All Over the Map The beauty (and chaos) of this episode is that we didn't all feel the same way. Some of us were genuinely freaked out, others found it campy, and everyone had solid reasons why. That's the kind of honest horror discussion we live for. 💀 Key Takeaways Creepypasta adaptations are a unique beast—internet lore doesn't always translate to film Liminal spaces hit different when they're trying to kill you Sometimes the best horror discussions happen when you disagree about what you're watching Kane Parsons brought serious ambition to this project 🔗 Resources & Links Want more from the Hooked On Horror crew? Find us everywhere: TikTok: @hooked.on.horrorpod Instagram: @hookedonhorrorpodcast Website: hookedonhorrorpod.com Spotify: Listen on Spotify 🎙️ Final Thoughts Backrooms is exactly the kind of film that sparks the conversations we're here for—divisive, ambitious, and unapologetically weird. Whether you think it nails the creepypasta or totally misses the mark, you're gonna want to hear what we have to say. Have your own thoughts on Backrooms? Drop a comment, hit us up on socials, or better yet—listen to the full episode and tell us where you stand. We're always here for the debate. Thanks for the continued support on this horror journey. Let's keep it spooky. 👻