The Horror Dads, John and Jamie are joined by their talented friend and favorite artist, Matty Tobin, for Part III of the "Hidden Horror Gems" series.

Together, the group digs deep to find nine under-appreciated horror films that deserve more love and attention from fans of the genre. From eerie thrillers to chilling indie flicks, the trio explores what makes these hidden gems stand out, examining their unique atmospheres, standout performances, and masterful direction.

Find about more about our talented friend, Matty Ryan Tobin, HERE.

In the newest episode of Horror Dads, John and Jamie are rejoined by their dear friend Justin Carolyne, as they continue the annual autumnal tradition with the fifth installment of the Love Letter to Fall series.

This time, the group explores 9 of the most haunting and enchanting fictional hometowns in horror cinema. From the fog-shrouded coastal streets of the West Coast to the quaint yet sinister suburbs of the Midwest, and the eerie, historic towns of the East, the group dives deep into the creepy locales that give these films their chilling atmospheres.

As always, we celebrate the magic of the Halloween season, examining how these iconic settings evoke the nostalgia and fear that make fall the perfect backdrop for horror.

Listening to episodes 1 through 4 is not a requirement to enjoy this release! Happy fall to you all.

In Episode 119, the Horror Dads, John and Jamie sit down with Bobby Roe, the mastermind behind the cult-favorite horror film The Houses October Built. Dive into the eerie world of haunted house attractions and hear firsthand from Bobby how his love for the Halloween season inspired this terrifying film. From found-footage filmmaking to exploring America’s scariest haunts, Bobby shares behind-the-scenes stories, creative insights, and what it’s like to blur the lines between reality and nightmare.

Whether you're a fan of the film or just looking for your next spooky watch, this episode is packed with horror-loving dad banter and all the creepy details you crave.

Want to skip the banter and get straight to the episode?

Please find time stamps to our segments below:

What We’ve Been Watching: 3:20

Family Antic: 5:30

What We’ve Been Buying: 6:40

What We’re Wearing: 8:20

Plugs: 9:42

Interview with Bobby Roe: 11:38

Step right up, horror fans, and enter the twisted world of carnival nightmares. Tune in as the Horror Dads take you on a blood-curdling tour through ten of the most terrifying horror films set in the eerie, chaotic world of amusement parks, carnivals, and festivals.

From cursed rides to sinister sideshows, these films are guaranteed to make you think twice before stepping foot into your next fairground. We’ll explore how each film taps into the sinister side of what should be a place of fun and joy—turning it into a twisted playground of fear.

Not interested in the introductory banter and want to get right to the episode? Please find time stamps of our segments below if you’d like to skip ahead:

What We’re Watching: 3:20

What We’ve Been Buying: 8:35

What We’re Wearing: 10:45

Family Antic: 12:08

Plugs: 12:22

Carnival of Terrors - 10 Amusement Park and Festival Horror Films: 14:45

In this special episode of Horror Dads, John and Jamie sit down with the prolific Horror Composer, Alexander Taylor. Alex has been the mastermind behind some of the more haunting scores in horror cinema. We take the episode to explore the origins and process around his compositions, and review the techniques used to build tension and dread through sound.

From eerie ambient sounds to heart-pounding orchestral pieces, we uncover how Alex brings horror to life through music. Whether you're a fan of horror films, a music lover, or someone curious about the craft behind your favorite scares, this episode offers a rare and fascinating look into the world of horror composition.

As always, we round out our discussion by covering 3 inspiring scores, and the films behind those scores, in the horror genre.

Not interested and the banter and want to get right to the episode? Time stamps on our segments can be found below:

What We’ve Been Watching: 1:15

What We’re Buying: 9:08

What We’re Wearing: 11:00

Family Antic: 11:45

Plugs: 13:10

Interview With Alexander Taylor: 14:22

The Horror Dads return for a spine-chilling episode where they dive back into the shadows to unearth horror films that they once dismissed. Sometimes, a movie doesn't hit the mark on the first watch, but what if it deserves a second chance? Join John and Jamie as they explore the horror flicks that, for one reason or another, may not have worked for them the first time through. The Horror Dads focus on 10 film for this episode - some, with a whole new perspective, and others…well, you’ll have to see!

Not interested in the banter and want to get straight to the episode? Please find time stamps of our segments below:

What We’ve Been Watching: 4:45

What We’ve Been Buying: 7:45

What We’re Wearing: 11:20

Family Antic: 12:40

Plugs: 14:50

Second Chance Horror: 16:50

The Horror Dads are back with a new episode on deep sea terrors and cover 10 Shark Films that bite back. Join John and Jamie as they dive into the dark abyss of the ocean’s depths and encounter some of the better shark-related Horror Films. Just in time for vacation season…if you’re taking a trip anytime soon, you should listen to this first!

Not interested in the banter, and would like to skip directly to the Top-10 List? Please find time stamps below for our segments:

What We’re Watching: 3:25

What We’re Buying: 10:48

What We’re Wearing: 14:04

Family Antic: 14.45

Plugs: 17:24

10 Shark Films: 18:55

The Horror Dads are honored to be joined by Andre Gower, actor and star of the 1987 Fred Dekker film, Monster Squad. Andre plays the lead role of 'Sean' in Monster Squad and went on to make a documentary about the film called Wolfman's Got Nards. Tune in for some captivating conversation and a behind the scenes look at one of our all time favorite 80's films, Monster Squad.

Want to skip the banter and get straight to our interview with Andre? Please find time stamps of our segments below:

What We're Watching: 4:00

What We're Buying: 7:15

What We're Wearing: 8:43

Family Antic: 9:45

Plugs: 14:45

Interview with Andre Gower: 16:00