Coffin Fodder
Coffin Fodder
Podcast Description
Coffin Fodder is your weekly horror podcast. Each week on Coffin Fodder, Mike, Brady, and Kyle will take turns choosing a movie to punish themselves with. Every week, a new host has the legendary Hellraiser puzzle box, and every week, one host will choose what to put the others through. We have such sights to show you.
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The podcast explores a variety of horror films, ranging from cult classics to contemporary failures, with episodes dissecting movies like Bram Stoker's Dracula, They Look Like People, and the 2006 film Stay Alive. The discussions often analyze themes, storytelling techniques, and the effectiveness of scares while also incorporating personal anecdotes and humorous critiques of the films' merits.
Coffin Fodder is your weekly horror podcast. Each week on Coffin Fodder, Mike, Brady, and Kyle will take turns choosing a movie to punish themselves with. Every week, a new host has the legendary Hellraiser puzzle box, and every week, one host will choose what to put the others through. We have such sights to show you.
On this week’s dreamy spinetingler, we’re hitting up another gold-star classic with Wes Craven’s seminal slasher, A Nightmare on Elm Street. Yes, this is indeed the first appearance of honorary horror staple Robert Englund as the increasingly clownish killer, Sir Frederick Krueger. However, despite the occasional bouts of silliness, Freddy is still pretty terrifying in his first go. Stay tuned for two of the all-time great inventive 80s kills and the first appearance of Johnny Depp on the silver screen.
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