Explore every episode of the podcast Not Your Average Horror Show

A modern day horror film in the shape of an 80's-era slasher movie.  Will you appreciate the homage to the classics, or will it simply make you wish you were watching a classic instead? Join in for the conversation.

A ton of things are covered this week;  from an Eagles Superbowl victory and Adrienne's unfortunate encounter in the midst of a celebration....to the Christopher Walken mystique and some crazy presidential candidates.

A seasonal movie makes it on to the show this week, just 2 days ahead of Valentines Day. It had some great rhymes, and listen in to see what observations we made.

Ringing in the new year with a ride on Terror Train.

Finally a worm-themed horror film is reviewed...sort of, by way of Mystery Science Theatre 3000

By special request, we explore an under the radar mid-90s horror comedy

A special guest joins this week in a Halloween edition show. We discuss this non-Michael Myers Halloween version, and the impact it had on me, as I rate this at the top of the list in all-time favorites.

This classic horror tale from the mid-80's is a creepy favorite featuring a number of creative effects and scares.

This week's film is an early 80's horror comedy which also has it's realistic moments of violence.

Join us this week for a review of the classic 1933 horror film inspired by the HG Wells' classic novel. A familiar guest host joins to help break it down.

Joe Dante's werewolf classic is now over 40 years old, but the humor, effects and story still hold up today. Listen in to hear the review.

No shortage of action in this laughable horror movie, but bad scriptwriting, acting, dialogue, and overall quality.

We hop towards the end of the Friday series this week to review what should have been a more entertaining movie...if it had actually been set where it claimed it was.

This week the original Friday is reviewed, and some commentary about a visit to the actual location of filming.

We finally get around to reviewing the sequel to the original. A supposedly dead NYC cop continues his quest for revenge.

A slasher from the late 90's paved the way for many imitations of that time. Listen to the review!

This week, three new surprise guests appear on the show, and we breakdown this unusual slasher from the early 80's.

This week we prove that second time can be a charm as an 80s scarecrow movie gains more appreciation now than it did back in the horror heyday.

A very low budget story about one of NYC's finest on a murderous rampage.

Its not really the Blob...and not really an interesting movie. But a fun review!

A rare completely non-horror and non-funny film is reviewed and ridiculed today.

A low budget Christmas horror movie makes the naughty list for being unbelievably bad,

A fun John Carpenter movie, The Fog,  is reviewed this week.

A highly entertaining Halloween sequel is discussed featuring a "shy" Michael Myers

An old John Carpenter favorite about 1%-er aliens who have it all.

Chris joins again in another episode to discuss a Texas Chainsaw sequel....as he did the original

A double shot of Terrifier movies this week which are discussed with a previous guest; Chris from the Texas Chainsaw episode

Great Stephen King werewolf adaption is reviewed this week.

A worthy sequel of the worthy Halloween reboot series is reviewed this week.

A random review of HHE2. What will the mutants do this time?

We review perhaps Clint Eastwood's creepiest thriller movie...and also discuss what constitutes a sandwich.

A reimagined version of Texas Chainsaw in the form of a prequel is reviewed this week.

To me, perhaps not the best of the Elm Street series, but the most likable cast.

A silly horror-themed film with little going for it. Listen in for the laughs.

If its summertime, then its Jaws!  A true classic which is always there to lurk in the back of your mind as you wade into the salt water.

This week's featured film The Mean Season is very obscure, and not particularly distinguished. Yet, Ben has seen it well over 30 times.  Listen and find out why!

A drastic changeup on this week's show as a newer movie from this century is reviewed and there is one less host

Not many people have been known to enjoy this movie, and no one has ever called it intelligent. However there may be a hint of brainless summertime fun here.

The most fun movie in the "of the Living Dead" series. This is a continuation of sorts from last week's episode featuring a discussion about Tom Savini and the makeup effects that went in to the series.

This week the podcast changes form in order to discuss a random encounter with horror special effects legend and film director Tom Savini at the Pittsburgh airport!

A favorite that is watched annually during graduation season. Ben and Adrienne explore a few inconsistencies, weird array of characters and why this is on a "must watch" list.

Not the best entry in the "of the Dead" series, but definitely provides lots to talk about.

The show breaks away from the horror norm with this sci-fi classic

An early-era slasher movie with a much 1980-dated look. Listen in to see how this movie holds up today.

An up-tempo, fast-paced episode this week covering a variety of topics. The characters of NOES 3 are explored. Ben isnt thrilled with Nancy returning, but Adrienne ponders why he cries once Freddy gets her.

More of a "fun" movie as opposed to horror, but the duo go through and make their observations...especially on some unintentional humor.

This one is remembered for being disgusting as it was funny.  Some recollection of what made me want to see it, and some Monster Mania Con conversation.

A pioneer of the early 80's 3D slasher phenomenon. Listen in to hear some commentary on the various characters portrayed and a review on the technology used in the film.

Ben's favorite Friday! A quick recap on last week's episode and then some details about why this one stands out among the others.

After 2 weeks of silence, the show is back with a “BUZZ” in a double-length episode.  We talk TCM with a special guest who named this his favorite horror movie.   Should all the characters of TCM have been massacred?  Or should Sally have been allowed to slip through Leatherface’s grip as the “chicken nuggets” that got away. Hear the debate, followed by some parallels to real-life sickos such as Gein, Dahmer and Buffalo Bill.