Horror Hour with the Hannas: A Horror Movie Review Comedy Podcast

We are counting down to Halloween by posting a brand new episode every single weekday this week!!! Today we are sharing our December 2024 episode on Night of the Living Dead. 

This low-budget, black-and-white classic redefined the zombie genre and paved the way for modern horror as we know it.

We explore the film’s innovative approach to storytelling, its stark social commentary on Death and Cold War fears, and its enduring impact on the horror genre. From the shocking twists to the haunting ending, we dissect why this favorite still resonates with audiences over 50 years lat...

Happy almost Halloween, y'all! Today we are joined by podcast (and real life) bestie Sara of Paranormal in Pennsylvania, a follow Halloween lover, to discuss some of our favorite elements of the holiday: movies, shows, candies, costumes, and more! 

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This week, we’re diving into Whalefall, Brian Duffield’s survival thriller about a man who finds himself in the worst possible situation: swallowed alive by a giant sperm whale with just one hour of oxygen left. After diving off the California coast to search for his deceased father’s remains, Jay Gardiner must fight to escape the whale’s belly while confronting the complicated relationship he left behind.

With its bizarre premise, claustrophobic tension, and emotional father-son drama, Whalefall takes survival horror somewhere we definitely haven’t gone before. But does its wild concept deliver a genuinely...

We are counting down to Halloween by posting a brand new episode every single weekday this week!!! Today we are sharing our Jan 2025 episode on Twilight. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke and based on Stephanie Meyer’s best-selling novel, this film introduced us to Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, and the moody, misty world of Forks, Washington. We dive into the supernatural romance that took the world by storm and unpack its cultural impact, iconic moments, and of course chat Volvo. 

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This week, we’re welcoming a nightmare into the house with Other Mommy, Rob Savage’s supernatural horror film based on Josh Malerman’s Incidents Around the House. When eight-year-old Bela is tormented by an entity that looks just like her mother, her family must confront something far more terrifying than an imaginary friend.

With Jessica Chastain playing both mother and monster, the film has plenty of creepy potential. But does it deliver genuinely disturbing scares, or does it rely too heavily on an unsettling premise without enough substance to back it up? We’re discussing the performa...

Zoinks! We’re firing up the Mystery Machine and heading to Spooky Island to revisit Scooby-Doo (2002), the live-action adaptation that brought Mystery Inc. to the big screen. Starring Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini, and the titular Great Dane, this nostalgic favorite reunites the gang for a supernatural mystery that’s a whole lot stranger than your average unmasking.

We’re talking early-2000s nostalgia, the movie’s surprisingly weird humor, the cast’s chemistry, and Matthew Lillard’s iconic take on Shaggy. But does Scooby-Doo capture the spirit of the original cartoon, or is it a l...

This week, we’re heading into a very expensive, very dysfunctional Vermont mansion for Verity, the new psychological thriller based on Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel. Directed by Michael Showalter and starring Dakota Johnson, Anne Hathaway, and Josh Hartnett, the movie follows struggling writer Lowen Ashleigh, who is hired to finish the book series of bestselling author Verity Crawford after a mysterious accident leaves Verity unable to speak or move.

But while digging through Verity’s files for inspiration, Lowen discovers a disturbing manuscript that appears to reveal some horrifying secrets about the Crawford family. Suddenly, the line b...

Back in April we had the pleasure of interviewing Patrick Ouziel, the Cinematographer for Never After Dark, one of our favorite films we saw at the Overlook film festival . On the same day of interview the films team got the exciting news that it had been picked up for distribution by Magnolia Pictures, which put our episode on hold. Now that the film is being released to the public our episode is available for your listening pleasure.

We hope you go check out Never After Dark when it hits theaters near you!

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With Zach Cregger's Resident Evil coming out this month we are back covering his debut, Barbarian, which was one of our earliest episodes.

When Tess arrives at her rental house late at night, she discovers that a strange man named Keith is already staying there. Despite the obvious red flags—and several reasons to simply get in the car and leave—Tess decides to stay. Big mistake. What begins as an awkward encounter between two strangers quickly turns into something far more disturbing, as the house reveals secrets that neither of them could have imagined.

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The Resident Evil franchise gets a bloody new beginning as Barbarian and Weapons director Zach Cregger takes on Capcom’s survival-horror icon. This time, there’s no Alice, no Leon Kennedy, and no attempt to recreate the previous movies. Instead, we follow Bryan (Austin Abrams), a medical courier whose routine delivery turns into a fight for survival when he finds himself caught in a horrifying outbreak in Raccoon City.

Cregger brings his own twisted sense of humor to the franchise, mixing claustrophobic horror, grotesque creatures, gore, action, and some very video-game-inspired sequences into a lean 90-minute nightmare. The...

This week we dive into Hope (2026), the long-awaited return from Na Hong-jin, director of The Wailing. Set in the isolated village of Hope Harbor near the DMZ, the film begins with reports of a mysterious beast before spiraling into something far stranger, bigger, and more terrifying.

We discuss the film's ambitious blend of creature-feature horror, science fiction, action, dark comedy, and cosmic dread, as well as its massive international cast, including Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, Hoyeon, Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander, and Taylor Russell.

With a nearly three-hour runtime and an absolutely enormous scope, Hope takes s...

Nearly 30 years after Practical Magic became a cult favorite, the Owens witches are back—and this time, the family curse is ready for another generation.

Practical Magic 2 reunites Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as sisters Sally and Gillian Owens, with Sally’s daughters Kylie and Antonia now caught up in the family’s complicated magical legacy. When Kylie’s new romance puts her in the path of the curse, she heads to England searching for a way to save the man she loves, forcing Sally and Gillian to follow her and confront the secrets buried in their family h...

In honor of Hope releasing this week, we are descending into the nightmare of The Wailing (2016), Na Hong-jin’s sprawling South Korean horror mystery about a quiet village consumed by unexplained violence, illness, and paranoia. When a police officer begins investigating a series of disturbing events, his search for answers becomes increasingly desperate—especially when his own family is caught in the middle.

We discuss the film’s masterful blend of folk horror, supernatural terror, mystery, and dark comedy, as well as its unforgettable atmosphere and increasingly unsettling sense that no one can be trusted. With its twists...

What if your favorite wholesome ’90s kids’ show wasn’t wholesome at all? Casper Kelly, the twisted mind behind Too Many Cooks, takes the bright colors, catchy songs, oversized costumes, and aggressively positive lessons of children’s television and turns them into a bloody horror-comedy nightmare.

At the center of it all is Buddy, a cheerful orange unicorn voiced by Keegan-Michael Key who seems determined to teach kids some very important lessons… whether they want to learn them or not.

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This week  we hit the road with It Ends, an existential horror film that turns a simple late-night drive into a nightmare with no exit. Directed by Alexander Ullom, the film follows a group of recent graduates whose final night together takes a terrifying turn when they find themselves trapped on an endless stretch of road surrounded by horrors they can't fully understand.

We talk about the film's unsettling atmosphere, its claustrophobic use of a seemingly endless highway, and how it uses horror to explore uncertainty, growing up, and the fear of not knowing where your life i...

This week we head back to summer camp for Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, a bloody, bizarre, and deeply personal spin on the slasher genre. Starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, the film follows a young filmmaker attempting to revive a beloved '80s slasher franchise who becomes obsessed with the actress who played its original Final Girl.

We talk about the film's wild combination of slasher horror, dark comedy, sexuality, nostalgia, and psychological horror, along with Schoenbrun's fascination with the way horror movies can shape our identities and relationship with fear. Th...

This week we head to the suburbs—or at least what’s left of them—to talk about The End of Oak Street (2026), the new sci-fi survival thriller from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell. Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, the film follows the Platt family after a mysterious cosmic event rips their entire neighborhood out of suburbia and drops it somewhere very, very unexpected.

We talk about the movie’s wild combination of 1980s nostalgia, family drama, dinosaurs, sci-fi mystery, and survival horror, as well as Mitchell’s playful nods to classic Spielberg-era adventure movies. With its s...

Neon's most successful movies are going to face off right here, right now!

We will be deciding which one comes out on top and will take the thrown as the best movie distributed by Neon.

Going to battle are:

Possesor

Longlegs

Crimes of the Future

Titane

Hokum

Immaculate

Exit 8

Presence

Cuckoo

Together

Infinity Pool

The Monkey

To help us with this heavy burden we are jo...

This week we unravel Possession, Andrzej Żuławski's unforgettable psychological horror masterpiece. Starring Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill, the film begins as the story of a crumbling marriage before descending into one of the most surreal, emotionally raw, and disturbing experiences horror has ever put on screen.

We discuss the film's fever-dream atmosphere, Adjani's legendary performance, and the way Possession blends psychological horror, body horror, political horror, and relationship drama into something completely unique. We also explore why the film was so controversial upon release, how it has grown into a cult classic, and why its themes of...

This week we sink our teeth into Evil Dead Burn, the latest installment in the legendary Evil Dead franchise. Promising a fresh setting, new victims, and all the blood-soaked chaos fans have come to expect, this chapter looks to continue the series' tradition of relentless possession horror while forging its own identity.

We discuss what makes the Evil Dead franchise so enduring, our first impressions of this new entry, and how it stacks up against classics like Evil Dead II, the 2013 remake, and Evil Dead Rise. From gruesome practical effects and inventive Deadite mayhem to the franchise's...

This week  we crack open the Necronomicon once again to talk about Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin's brutal new chapter in the legendary franchise. Trading the iconic cabin in the woods for a crumbling Los Angeles apartment building, Evil Dead Rise proves that Deadites can turn any location into a living nightmare.

We break down the film's relentless pacing, gruesome practical effects, and unforgettable set pieces, along with Alyssa Sutherland's standout performance as one of the franchise's most terrifying Deadites.

Whether you're a longtime fan of the franchise or just looking for one of the g...

Join us as we talk about our top 10 horror movies of 2026 so far, our biggest disappointments, our favorite moments and what we are looking forward to!

We are joined by many creators along the way. Go give them listens!

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Talking Horror with Jamie and Nikisha

Forever Fangirls

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We will be covering the David Lynch masterpiece, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me was released in 1992 as a prequel / sequel to the original series. It was directed by David Lynch and co-written by Lynch and Robert Engels.

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This week we revisit Jennifer's Body, the cult horror-comedy written by Diablo Cody and directed by Karyn Kusama. Once misunderstood upon its release, the film has since become a fan favorite, celebrated for its sharp wit, biting social commentary, and unforgettable performances from Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried.

We discuss how Jennifer's Body blends supernatural horror, dark comedy, and coming-of-age drama to explore friendship, toxic relationships, and the pressures placed on young women. We also dive into the film's incredible soundtrack, memorable dialogue, and why it's become one of the defining cult horror movies of the 2000s.<...

This week  we dive into Leviticus (2026), the acclaimed Australian horror debut from Adrian Chiarella. Blending supernatural terror with a deeply personal queer coming-of-age story, the film follows two  teenage boys in a conservative community who find themselves stalked by a terrifying entity that takes the form of the person they desire most, each other.

We discuss how Leviticus uses horror to explore identity, repression, and belonging, while delivering an atmosphere of relentless dread. Anchored by standout performances from Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen, the film combines emotional vulnerability with genuinely unsettling scares, creating one of the year's mo...

This week we probe Disclosure Day, the latest science fiction thriller from Steven Spielberg that imagines a world where humanity is finally confronted with undeniable proof that we are not alone.

We discuss how the film blends first-contact spectacle with conspiracy thriller elements, exploring themes of government secrecy, misinformation, and the public’s reaction to a reality-shattering revelation. With standout performances and Spielberg’s trademark sense of wonder, Disclosure Day aims to balance blockbuster entertainment with bigger questions about faith, fear, and what happens when the truth can no longer be hidden.

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Today we debate and decide on the definitive Mount Rushmore of Alien movies.

We are joined by Kimberly of Forever Fan Girls Review and Everett of Watch This Film Blog.

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This week we venture into the Backrooms, the highly anticipated adaptation of the internet horror phenomenon that transformed a single unsettling image into one of the most recognizable pieces of modern creepypasta. Expanding on the viral concept and Kane Parsons' acclaimed short films, Backrooms brings the endless maze of fluorescent-lit hallways to the big screen.

We discuss how the film translates internet folklore into a feature-length experience, the challenges of building a story around a concept rooted in mystery, and whether the movie captures the uncanny dread that made the original phenomenon so effective. From liminal spaces a...

Blumhouse Productions most successful movies are going to face off right here, right now!

We will be deciding which one comes out on top and will take the thrown as the best movie produced by Blumhouse.

Going to battle are:

Get Out

Split

Happy Death Day

The Invisible Man

Creep

Five Nights at Freddy's

Us

The Black Phone

Sinister

M3GAN

Speak No Evil

The Purge

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This week we dive into Obsession, a psychological horror-thriller exploring what happens when love, fixation, and control spiral into something far more disturbing. What begins as attraction slowly mutates into manipulation, and emotional destruction, turning intimacy into a nightmare.

We discuss the film’s slow-building tension, unreliable perspectives, and the way it uses obsession as both emotional vulnerability and outright horror. From voyeurism and possessiveness to agency and dependency, Obsession taps into fears that feel uncomfortably real.

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This week we are doing another movie draft. This weeks topic are scream Queens and Kings! We will be selected the best movies by the following actors:

Samara Weaving

Maika Monroe

Anya Taylor Joy

Mia Goth

Justin Long

Nicolas Cage

Nicholas Hoult

Patrick Wilson

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This week we dive into Hokum (2026), the latest eerie offering from Damian McCarthy (Caveat, Oddity). Known for crafting slow-burn nightmares built on atmosphere and unease, McCarthy returns with a story steeped in tension, guilt, and creeping dread.

We talk about McCarthy’s signature style—minimalist storytelling, suffocating tension, and the kind of scares that sneak up on you long after the lights go out.

If you’re into slow-burn terror and folk horror this is one worth checking out.

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This week  we’re diving into Over Your Dead Body (2026), the darkly funny, ultra-violent horror-comedy starring Jason Segel and Samara Weaving as a married couple heading to a remote cabin—each secretly planning to kill the other. Directed by Jorma Taccone, this bloody remake of the Norwegian thriller The Trip turns relationship drama into full-blown carnage.

We break down the film’s mix of savage gore, dark comedy, and chaotic energy, along with the chemistry between Segel and Weaving that helps sell the madness. From brutal practical effects to absu...

We sit down with Taratoa Stappard to talk about his new film Mārama.

We were able to see the film early at the Overlook film festival!

The film is described as Maori Gothic horror and follows orphan, Mary Stevens after she recieves a letter from a mysterious stranger claiming to have information about her parents.

Be on the lookout for its upcoming release.

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This week  we unwrap The Mummy, the latest horror reimagining from Lee Cronin (Evil Dead Rise). Stepping away from swashbuckling adventure and leaning fully into dread, this version promises a darker, more grounded take on one of horror’s oldest monsters.

We dig into Cronin’s approach—how the film trades spectacle for atmosphere, body horror, and a creeping sense of inevitability. Does this new vision successfully resurrect the franchise as pure horror, or does it struggle under the weight of its legacy? We also talk performances, tone, and how...

We are joined by Bryan of Talking Horror to talk about all the movies we saw at the Overlook Film festival.

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This week we are sitting down with Jethro Waters, write and director for the dark comedy surrealist horror film "Gunfighter Paradise"

We had an opportunity to see the movie prior to interviewing Jethro. We get to ask about his inspiration, process, filmmaking experience, and talk about our interpretations of his film.

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This week, we’re stepping into The Others, a gothic ghost story that proves you don’t need jump scares to create unforgettable horror. We explore the film’s eerie atmosphere, its masterful use of silence and shadow, and the slow-building tension that keeps you constantly on edge. Anchored by a chilling performance from Queen of Movies Nicole Kidman, The Others is a lesson in restraint, mood, and storytelling. Join us as we discuss what makes this film such a timeless haunted house classic — and why sometimes the scariest thing is what you can’t see.

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This week we are sitting down with Rushabh Patel, actor and producer for the upcoming horror movie "I Know Exactly How You Die"

We had an opportunity to see the movie prior to interviewing Rushabh to ask  about his inspiration, the behind the scenes work of making a film, and why we loved his performance.

Be on the look out for the film releasing April 7th 2026.

You can find it streaming on Prime Video and Fandango! 

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This week, we’re diving into Forbidden Fruits, the latest from Meredith Alloway — a film that trades traditional horror structure for something more intimate, unsettling, and emotionally raw. Blurring the line between desire and discomfort, Forbidden Fruits leans into atmosphere, character, and the slow erosion of control rather than conventional scares.

We break down the film’s tone, performances, and thematic weight, focusing on how it explores identity, power dynamics, and sisterhood. It’s a movie that lingers in ambiguity, asking more than it answers, and leaving y...