Join Dan & Sam, take a deep dive, factoid filled discussion on Hollywoods most famous monsters! Join us on this eye-opening episode of "They Live: Unmasking the Reality," where we dive deep into John Carpenter's cult classic, They Live. Released in 1988, this sci-fi thriller is more than just a film; it's a biting social commentary wrapped in an action-packed narrative.In this episode, we’ll explore the film's iconic themes of consumerism, conformity, and the struggle for awareness in a world filled with deception. We'll dissect the unforgettable performances of Roddy Piper and Keith David, analyze the film's memorable one-liners, and discuss the significance of the infamous sunglasses that reveal the hidden truths of society.But it’s not just a review! We’ll also connect the film’s messages to today’s world, examining how its themes resonate in our current social and political landscape. Join us for engaging discussions, behind-the-scenes trivia, and listener insights as we unmask the layers of They Live. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a first-time viewer, this episode promises to challenge your perceptions and spark thought-provoking conversations.Put on your sunglasses and tune in to see the world like never before!

Join Dan & Sam, take a deep dive, factoid filled discussion on Hollywoods most famous monsters! Join us on this week's episode of Monsters Up North as we delve into the wonderfully bizarre world of Troll 2, a film so bad it's good. Released in 1990, Troll 2 has gained a cult following over the years, and we're here to explore what makes it such a fascinating trainwreck.In this episode, we'll discuss the film's inexplicable plot, its amateurish acting, and its cringe-worthy special effects. We'll also examine the strange cultural significance of Troll 2, from its midnight movie screenings to its influence on popular culture.So, if you're ready to venture into the strange and hilarious world of Troll 2, tune in and join the conversation!

Join Dan & Sam, take a deep dive, factoid filled discussion on Hollywoods most famous monsters! Join us in this episode of Monsters Up North as we dive into the cult classic, Shaun of the Dead! This hilarious and heartwarming film, directed by Edgar Wright, blends the perfect mix of comedy and horror, redefining the zombie genre for a new generation. We’ll explore the clever writing, unforgettable characters, and the unique visual style that makes this film a standout.From Shaun's awkward attempts to win back his girlfriend to the chaotic yet comedic zombie apocalypse, we’ll dissect our favorite moments, analyze the film’s themes of friendship and responsibility, and discuss its lasting impact on both comedy and horror cinema. Plus, we’ll share some behind-the-scenes trivia and insights that every fan should know!Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the world of Shaun of the Dead, this episode promises to entertain and enlighten. Grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and get ready for a fun-filled discussion that’s sure to leave you chuckling and craving a good zombie flick!Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review! Let’s make sure the world knows that we’re not just going to sit around and wait for the end!

Welcome back to Monsters Up North, the podcast where we dive deep into everything spooky, strange, and supernatural. In today’s episode, we’re breaking down the biggest, creepiest, and most surprising horror movies of 2025!If you love monsters, mayhem, and movie madness, you’re in the right place.

Step into the gothic abyss with Monsters Up North as we unpack Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein (2025) — now streaming on Netflix.In this haunting new adaptation, Del Toro (of Pan’s Labyrinth, The Shape of Water) brings Mary Shelley’s classic to life in a deeply personal, visually stunning way.Oscar Isaac plays Dr. Victor Frankenstein, the brilliant but tortured scientist obsessed with creating life. Jacob Elordi is cast as the Creature, delivering a performance that channels both innocence and monstrous tragedy. Mia Goth features as Elizabeth Harlander, Victor’s fiancée — bringing vulnerability and gothic romance to the story. Christoph Waltz, Felix Kammerer, Lars Mikkelsen, David Bradley, and Charles Dance round out a powerhouse supporting cast.Del Toro has called Shelley’s novel “the Bible” for him — but he’s interpreted it “in a different key, with a different emotion.What did you make of Frankenstein 2025? Did del Toro’s monster live up to the legend?

The moon is full, the woods are dark, and The Monsters Up North Podcast is heading straight into the world of The Howling. We explore the film’s eerie mood, iconic monster designs, and the secrets lurking beneath its cult status. Tune in… if you dare.
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Today’s special we look at the line between true crime in the movies. What is informative and what is considered as glamorisation? Join us today for a deep dive into the chilling world where fact meets fiction! In this episode, we explore iconic films inspired by real-life crimes, from the brutal murders that sparked The Silence of the Lambs to the twisted tales behind Zodiac and Monster. Uncover the shocking true stories, the Hollywood twists, and how these movies captured the public's fascination with evil. If you love true crime and cinema, this is a must-watch!Follow Monsters up North:Instagram: / monstersupnorthpodcast Tiktok: / monstersupnorthpodcast Facebook page: / monstersupnorthpodcast Follow Bleading Marvelous: Bleading Marvelous - bleadingmarvelous.comInstagram / bleadingmarvelouscom Facebook / bleadingmarvelous Follow Nerdy Up North:Facebook: / nerdyupnorth Instagram: / nerdyupnorth Twitch: / nerdyupnorth

Dive into the chilling world of The Changeling (1980), a supernatural horror classic directed by Peter Medak and starring George C. Scott as John Russell, a grieving composer haunted by his past. In this atmospheric thriller, Russell moves into a secluded Seattle mansion, only to uncover terrifying secrets that blur the lines between reality and the paranormal. With its slow-building tension, eerie score by Howard Blake, and themes of grief and injustice, it's a must-watch for horror fans who love psychological depth over jump scares.If you enjoyed this, like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more horror movie reviews! What’s your favorite haunted house film? Comment below.