Horror Movie Yearbook

Willie went to Nashville to check out three nights of The Protomen, and he does his best to convey the feeling of being in the same room as Tim Capello. This episode is being released on our main feed a little early, but if you want access to all our Tiny Terror episodes, please check our Patreon: Patreon.com/Midwestpodnet. Special thanks to Christopher Scott Davis for his track "A Glass Knife Laid Bare" as the intro for this episode. You can check it out on Bandcamp right here: https://firkenstein.bandcamp.com/track/a-glass-knife-laid-bare

Our Summer Series continues as we take the Time Machine back to the Ozploitation era to check out Razorback. We talk about the odd career of Russell Mulcahy and wonder what happened. We also discuss whether the main character in this movie moves on a little too fast from his dead wife, talk about Hogzilla and the intelligence of pigs, and dissect how music videos informed one of the best sequences of this movie. We spend the first section of this episode talking about the journey to getting this one recorded including near death experiences starting generators, basement tents, and toddlers coughing into balloons and then shoving the ballons directly into their parents mouths. If that is not of any interest to you, skip ahead to about 20 minutes in for our standard unmatched film and music analysis.

Willie has been gaming so we are excited to talk about some horror games being released the rest of 2026 and into 2027 (and maybe beyond depending on how long GTA gets delayed).

The Roc is in the building...or at least the Irish countryside. Join us as we look back way too fondly at Syfy original movies, what worked and what didn't with the format, a look at giant mythological birds, the career of Johannes Roberts, and a Maneater made-for-tv series retrospective that gets semi-interrupted by a tornado watch.

The Boys take a look at some of the most intriguing licensed horror board games, both old and new. And try and create the ultimate Frank Cotton sexual exploration board game.

Our Summer Series kicks off with the reptile class as we jump in the Time Machine and head back to 1980 to wrestle with our sweet boy, Ramon. Join us as we discuss the career of Robert Forster, how this movie acts as a bridge between 70s and 80s horror movies, and try to figure out if this takes place in Chicago, Missouri, or the Haddonfield from Halloween 6.

Join us on a journey of discovery as Tim notices a pantry and a door for the first time in a house that he has been visiting for nearly a decade now. We also talk about Mortal Kombat, The Detroit Lions 2026 schedule, toddler soccer zombies, the Crystal Lake release date announcement, the Resident Evil trailer and probably more!

It can't rain all the time, but it can be really smoggy. Join us as we take the Time Machine back to 1996 to discuss whether or not The Crow should have been a franchise, the "PPV Cut" of the film, and throwing up in a church parking lot before a 3-on-3 basketball tournament.