The Monster Talk Podcast

Christopher from the Black Lagoon takes the Monster Talk Crew on a wild ride as they review “Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988).” You’ll never look at cotton candy, popcorn or puppets the same way ever again!

In this episode, we review Steel Magnolias…just kidding! We’re reviewing April Fool’s Day (1986). Christopher from the Black Lagoon catches up with the crew on his latest adventures, ReAnimator Rob shares some April Fool’s Day pranks gone wrong in his “Autopsy Report,” and the gang reminisces about their younger days of tomfoolery.

In this episode, we review the most bizarre film yet: The Baby (1973). Reanimator Rob gives Meg the Mortician a few surprises in “Keeping Up With The Morticians.” Plus, Rob provides insight into a rare horror comic where two iconic monsters face-off!

In this mini-bonus episode, the Monster Talk crew catches up after a winter hiatus. Meg the Mortician discusses the horror movies she borrowed and reviewed from Re-Animator Rob’s Laboratory. Christopher from the Black Lagoon talks about his latest vinyl bling from Waxworks records. Re-Animator Rob offers Chris some sound advice on what horror movie his fiancé shouldn’t watch before the big day.

We decided to go into another category for the first time: Science Fiction! What better horror/sci-fi movie could we have reviewed for this genre than the great "Alien" from 1979?! 

We are back and ready to talk more movies! With season two, we decided to start with the classic giallo horror: "Suspiria" from 1977. We changed up the format a bit and we hope you all like it. 

Our season-end episode! We talk about our experiences since we have started this podcast, the reviews, segments, the future, and: you, the fans! We hope you enjoy this round-table talk episode as we plan for next season's episodes. We thank and love you all. Happy New Years! Be safe!

We review Meg the Mortician's pick of the night is 2015's "Krampus." Re-Animator Rob, albeit remote, finishes his lists of dangerous toys and the "13 Slays of Christmas," Meg the Mortician asks us how we can turn Christmas songs into a horror theme, and Christopher From the Black Lagoon asks the hosts about another three movies in his "Game from the Lagoon."  Have a safe and great holiday Season! "13 Slays of Christmas" **Free unless otherwise noted!" 4. Black Christmas (1974) - Shudder (also on Last Drive In!), Peacock, Tubi, Pluto 3. Krampus (2015) - Rent or buy with Prime Video, YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, Hulu 2. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) - Disney+, YouTube (Rent/Buy), Vudu (Rent/Buy), Apple TV (Rent/Buy) 1. Gremlins (1984) - Rent or buy with Prime Video, YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, HBO Max

We invite you to this episode as we talk about the Swedish masterpiece: "Let The Right One In" from 2008. Re-Animator Rob continues his "13 Slays of Christmas," Meg the Mortician asks "What makes horror movie monsters great?," and Christopher From the Black Lagoon switches up his segment with a fun game... "13 Slays of Christmas" **currently streaming free unless noted** 8. "Into the Dark: Pooka! (2018)" - Hulu 7. "Anna and the Apocalypse (2017)" - Prime Video (Paid), Pluto TV, Apple TV (paid), Vudu (paid) 6. "Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010)" - Shudder, Hulu, Pluto TV, Tubi, Crackle 5. "Better Watch Out (2016)" - Pluto TV, Peacock, Tubi, Vudu, Prime

Our first December episode....on December 1st! Re-Animator Rob tells us about the horrors of Black Friday, a sneak peek at dangerous toys, and the first couple of our "13 Slays Of Christmas (Movies and where to watch below!)" Meg The Mortician asks us if we believe in ghosts, and Christopher From The Black Lagoon reviews "Blood Sucking Freak," another "Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs" 7" record with Chris Jericho.  Special thanks to one of our Monsters, Ryan Laliberte for the recommendation! Our first two "13 Slays of Christmas" watch list (Watch free unless notated) 13. "Jack Frost (1997)" - Shudder (Subscription), Tubi, Vudu, Crackle, Amazon Prime (Subscription) 12. "ATM (2012)" - Amazon Prime (Premium Subscription), YouTube ($3.99)