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Horror 101 Podcast

Horror 101 Podcast

By: Cash Wampum
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This is a horror podcast out of Windsor, Ontario where we focus on some of the greatest titles that you may have missed over the last few decades. Our show is laced with great soundtrack music, audio clips from scenes that we discuss, interesting production trivia and much, much more. Join Cash and his cohorts as they celebrate the absolute cream of horror movies! There's a horror movie out there that's JUST for you -- And we're gonna help you find it at The Horror 101 Podcast!. FOR OLDER SHOWS NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON PODOMATIC COME TO WWW.HORROR101.CA

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  • Episode 169: Horror 101 - Episode 169: Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
    Apr 30 2026

    We've covered Black Christmas, Popcorn and Deranged. All helmed by either Bob Clark or Alan Ormsby. For this 169th podcast we're digging up their first collaboration into horror. We hope you enjoy as we give the Horror 101 Treatment to Children Shouldn't Play with Dead things from 1972.

    Show Highlights:
    01:00 Prelude to Terror...
    05:00 The Thriller Double Feature Nostalgia...
    12:30 Ghoul in the Cemetery (Green Credits)...
    13:10 Island of Death...
    19:10 The cabin of the Caretaker..
    23:00 Orville's Exhumation...
    27:27 The Failed Summation...
    31:30 Orville's Party...
    34:15 Anya Begs for Mercy...
    37:00 The Dead Rise...
    41:15 Barricade...
    46:50 Counter spell...
    49:00 Final Attack...
    57:00 Scoring the Film...
    64:00 Conclusion. Thanks for Listening!

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Episode 168: Horror 101 - Episode 168: The Brood
    Mar 31 2026

    I warned the group that the show was going back to the 70s this time around and I gave them a choice of 4 titles that I thought would make for a decent podcast and they ultimately chose to give the horror 101 treatment David Cronenberg's The Brood from 1979. Enjoy the show!

    Show Higtlights:

    01:00 Prelude to Terror...
    03:30 Welcoming Elvis and Eugene to the show...
    05:20 The Vote!
    07:40 Other Cronenberg Films...
    13:10 The First Session...
    14:15 Bruised and Beaten...
    16:40 The Mother in Law...
    21:40 Father in Law...
    30:10 Killer Autopsy...
    32:10 Ms. Mayer...
    35:45 In over our head...
    38:30 The Brood...
    49:30 The End...
    54:00 Scoring the Film...
    61:30 Conclusion! Thanks for Listening!

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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Episode 167: Horror 101 - Episode 167: Friday the 13th V - A New Beginning
    Mar 1 2026

    We convened on the first of THREE Friday the 13ths in 2026 and decided to add another Jason film to our catalog. With over 20 deaths and very little gore, this installment was a shock to Jason fans. The direction the studio took the franchise in was nothing less than an 80s slasher scandal. There may be no more polarized film in the entire 45 years of the Friday legacy. You get the hockey mask and the Manfrendini music but why is this one of the most hated films of the era? Join us as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Danny Steinmann's Friday the 13th Part V: A new Beginning

    Show Highlights:

    01:00 Prelude to Terror...
    06:00 The scandal of the Blue Chevrons...
    08:00 A sad lack of gore...
    12:10 Corey Feldman's Appearance...
    14:30 Pinehurst Halfway House...
    16:40 Ethel and Son...
    19:30 Joey and Vic's Axe...
    23:20 Leather Car Trouble...
    30:00 Lana and Billy...
    33:05 The Mayor!
    34:35 Eddie and Tina...
    38:05 Visiting Demon...
    43:35 "Eat this Fucking Stew!"
    45:30 The last three gathered...
    49:45 A hour and ten before the mask...
    51:50 Showdown in The Barn...
    56:35 Bad Ending...
    61:50 Scoring the film...
    60:00 Conclusion... Thanks for listening!

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    1 hr and 14 mins
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