In this episode titled 'Horror's Echo: The Nightmares of Tomorrow,' we embark on a chilling journey into the world of future horror films, reflecting our present anxieties from technological dystopias to pandemic fears. Chris and Heather provide non-spoiler reviews of 'Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls.' We also highlight exciting December events, including the Dallas Holiday Parade and 'Gremlins' screenings, and share the latest horror news, including reboots and Eli Roth's 'Thanksgiving.'

In our 'Dark Discourse' segment, we delve into the spine-tingling narratives that will haunt the future, discussing themes such as technological control, pandemic paranoia, climate catastrophes, sociopolitical unrest, and personal anxieties. Join us as we explore the nightmarish future of horror films in 2063 and discuss the threats to classic horror and innovations to protect it in the digital age.

Dive into the mystique with our latest podcast episode. From Lovecraftian horror in 'Suitable Flesh' to the enigmatic 'Birth/Rebirth,' we explore directorial debuts, cinematic events, and industry news. Delve into the shadowy debate on horror representation and the true crime connection, blurring reality and horror. Embrace the captivating power of storytelling, guiding us through enigmatic landscapes where questions linger.

Dive into the heart of horror with our latest episode, where we dissect the chilling symphony of 2023's genre films. 'The Cello' orchestrates a tune of international dread while 'Night Swim' plunges us into supernatural depths. We carve into 'Thanksgiving's' holiday terror and creep through the ominous shadows of 'Hell House LLC Origins'. Join us for a non-spoiler spotlight on 'The Carmichael Manor', and get the insider's take on upcoming cinematic events and the latest industry news, including Stephen King's expanding universe and the impact of streaming on storytelling. Finally, we'll probe the commercialization of horror and take a deep dive into 'When Evil Lurks', a film that interweaves Latin American folklore with bone-chilling terror. Tune in for a journey through the extraordinary, where the pulse of modern horror is as vivid and relentless as ever.

On this special edition of Lone Star Scares, our hosts are marking their first-ever Halloween episode for the podcast. Tune in for spoiler-free reviews of "Shaky Shivers" (2022) and "The Puppetman" (2023), followed by a sneak peek at upcoming events. The spine-tingling horror in this episode spotlights eerie locales like Stampede Mesa in Crosby County, the ominous Demons Road in Huntsville, the hair-raising Screaming Bridge in Arlington, and the haunting tale of The Lady Of The Lake at White Rock Lake.

We'll also keep you updated on the latest news about "Terrifier 3," "Megan Vs Chucky," and pay a special tribute to Mick Garris of the Post Mortem Podcast. This week, we won't be delving into a deep dive, but instead, we'll explore how Halloween and various festivals are celebrated around the world, delving into the diverse ways different cultures navigate the realms of the living and the dead.

Wishing you all a spooktacular Halloween!

In episode five of 'Lone Star Scares,' the hosts continue as a trio, navigating the show’s content with their usual chemistry. Chris addresses TMZ’s use of Barbara Crampton’s image, critiquing the media outlet for indulging in ageism and objectifying the actress. The episode also includes thoughtful, spoiler-free reviews of 'Killher' (2022) and 'Night Of The Hunted' (2023), providing listeners with a straightforward evaluation of these films.

The team then shares a list of Halloween events for the week, offering a useful guide for listeners interested in seasonal festivities. The episode also touches on a variety of true horror stories, from dangerous chocolates in Brazil to stories of possessed dolls in Houston, adding a layer of intrigue to the show.

The discussion moves on to the latest announcement from Universal Studios regarding their new attraction, 'Universal Horror Unleashed' in Las Vegas. The episode concludes with an in-depth look at 'The Haunting Lodge' (2023), rounding out the content for this installment of 'Lone Star Scares.'

WARNING: This episode contains spoilers. In the fourth installment of Lone Star Scares, the hosts delve into a thrilling array of topics, including Chucky Season 3, The Fall of the House of Usher, Miramax's recent acquisition of the rights to Halloween, the exciting announcement of Texas Frightmare Weekend's initial guest lineup, the unfortunate passing of Piper Laurie, and an in-depth exploration of V/H/S/85.

In the latest installment of Lone Star Scares, episode three treats listeners to an exciting midweek episode packed with thrilling content. The hosts expertly provide insightful, non-spoiler reviews of the latest blockbusters, 'Totally Killer' and 'The Nun II,' while teasing upcoming releases to keep listeners on the edge of their seats. The show also pays heartfelt tributes to the legacies of late icons Jeff Burr and Anthony Hickox, who recently left an indelible mark on the industry.

The atmosphere then lightens as the hosts delve into the world of nostalgic Halloween television programming, evoking cherished memories and setting the stage for a spine-tingling experience. As the episode draws to a close, a thought-provoking deep dive into the realm of religious horror captivates listeners, leaving them with a profound appreciation for the genre's complexities and nuances. Tune in for a podcast experience that promises both excitement and contemplation!

On the second episode of Lone Star Scares, the hosts discuss The Exorcist: Believer, Chucky Season 3, The Clovehitch Killer, and Appendage. This is followed by a deep dive on The Boogeyman and Stephen King.