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There are things that go bump in the night. They come in all shapes and sizes and they can scare us beyond belief. This week we discuss creature features and bring you some of our favorite flicks about them.

Our world today is under attack from an unseen force. A microscopic entity has infiltrated our lives and brought us a step closer to what we have only seen on the screen. This week we discuss our favorite infection and disease films. Please stay safe, follow social distancing, and maintain your personal hygiene (i.e. make sure to properly wash your hands, etc.). We are also doing what we can to follow the guidelines set by health officials so that we can continue bringing our own take on the horror genre each week. ​

It seems as though everything is being rehashed, reborn, recreated or reinvented, and movies are no exception. This week we discuss reboots and remakes, what they are, some examples, and our thoughts on the subject. ​

When you have a star-studded cast set to take on the zombie apocalypse, through in some comedy you come up with Jim Jarmusch's "The Dead Don't Die", and our topic this week. Starring Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Danny Glover, Steve Buscemi, Selena Gomez and more, this comedy horror film is sure to delight.

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​With the increasing amount of technology over the years, this week we discuss the movie watching experience from smart phone to theater and everything in between. Also, we are seeking your ideas for new shows. Send us your ideas through our many social networks and you may have a chance to be part of the show you suggested. So, send your ideas on shows that we haven't done and we'll contact you about being part of that show.

​Due to unforeseen circumstances, 2019 continues to be a thorn in our side, therefore we have decided to have a fun carefree show, and this week are taking our chances on some random internet horror quizzes. Also, we are seeking your ideas for new shows. Send us your ideas through our many social networks and you may have a chance to be part of the show you suggested. So, send your ideas on shows that we haven't done and we'll contact you about being part of that show.

​From such titles that start with "The Possession of..." to "The Exorcism of.." we take on Possession themed horror this week. Also, we are seeking your ideas for new shows. Send us your ideas through our many social networks and you may have a chance to be part of the show you suggested. So, send your ideas on shows that we haven't done and we'll contact you about being part of that show.

​Since the inception of film people have been fascinated by the effects that have gone into the making of film. So, this week we discuss the movie magic of film and special effects, from make-up to computer generated effects we discuss it all. If you have a favorite effect, a favorite artist or CGI company let us know.

This week we are back after more dealings with illness and our topic is Sci-Fi Horror. In researching throughout the show we come across a couple of things that we discuss during the show, check out the article Twinkle Twinkle: The Scariest Deep Space Horror Movies over at pophorror.com, and also 10 Times Horror Movies Went To Space from hellhorror.com. 

​This week we are back with another "Play-cast" as we tackle "Overkill: Halloween Slasher Party Game". This is a card game where you compete to come up with the most ridiculous or creative horror movie-themed kill. Players take on the roles of various monsters from horror movie lore, and compete for the most prized victims – when the sun rises, the player with the most total point’s worth of victims wins! So on with the game.

This week we discuss actors and their roles, and what our thoughts are if a different actor had been in those roles. Join us in this by commenting on our social media pages and let us know your opinions of our choices.

This week we discuss "The Possession of Hannah Grace" and other possession films. Our discussion includes the cast, feel of the film, our thoughts on various aspects of the film as well other possession films in this sub-genre. If you have a favorite possession film, let us know about it.

This week we bring back the games, as what we're calling a "Play-cast", and we will be doing a different game once a month. So our game pick this month is "USAopoly's Quick Play Trivial Pursuit: Horror Movie Edition". Lots of questions, some right answers and some wrong ones. But stick around until the end for your own question and a way to win a shirt. Enjoy the show and if you know of a horror themed board game let us know and we will check it out to play for the show. 

This week we discuss "Velvet Buzzsaw", a film about a series of paintings by an unknown artist that are discovered, and a supernatural force enacts revenge on those who have allowed their greed to get in the way of art. If you haven't had a chance to watch it yet, we do throw spoilers. Enjoy the show and tell us if there is something we missed in this discussion or what your take on the film is. ​

Well after a small hiatus due to many different forms of illness, we are back and with new things to discuss, and plans for this season as we discuss in this week's episode. So, for this week's return we discuss "Bird Box", "A Quiet Place", and more in relation to Bird Box. If you haven't had a chance to watch it yet, we do throw spoilers. Enjoy the show and tell us if there is something we missed in this discussion. 

​Welcome to Season Four of The Fear Central Radio Show. We are working on some new things for this season and should have them in process soon. Until then, this week we do what we are calling Fright Fights. A list of questions that we answer and battle it out to see who's answer is the best. Join us in the battle and answer the questions yourselves and let us know what they are. We would love to discuss you answers on the show.

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Every year we throw a Halloween party as we think most do, but not only is it a party, it's a time we take to bring you our last show of the season and we do it live from our Facebook page. If you missed it you can view the video from our Facebook page here or we provide the audio for you through you favorite way to listen to us. We hope everyone has a safe and spooky Halloween and we will be back in January for a new season of more horror and fear.

With Halloween just around the corner we thought that it would be a great time to discuss costumes, so we gather up some of our young ones and we talk about costumes, their thoughts on various aspects of horror and our live Halloween Party coming on the 27th live from our Facebook page.

Now that we are in October, there are many things that will be coming out for us, the horror fan. So this week we have decided to discuss some of the things that we are excited about that will be releasing this week.

We've all had friends, even some close friends and we've probably even done things with them that we normally wouldn't do otherwise. But, most of us don't just blindly follow another without first thinking things through thoroughly. This week we finish up our multi-part series on Cults. There are several definitions to the term Cult so for the most part we will be adapting this definition as to what we consider a Cult. A "CULT" is defined as a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader.

We've all had friends, even some close friends and we've probably even done things with them that we normally wouldn't do otherwise. But, most of us don't just blindly follow another without first thinking things through thoroughly. This week we continue our multi-part series on Cults. There are several definitions to the term Cult so for the most part we will be adapting this definition as to what we consider a Cult. A "CULT" is defined as a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader.​

​We've all had friends, even some close friends and we've probably even done things with them that we normally wouldn't do otherwise. But, most of us don't just blindly follow another without first thinking things through thoroughly. This week we continue our multi-part series on Cults. There are several definitions to the term Cult so for the most part we will be adapting this definition as to what we consider a Cult. A "CULT" is defined as a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader.

We've all had friends, even some close friends and we've probably even done things with them that we normally wouldn't do otherwise. But, most of us don't just blindly follow another without first thinking things through thoroughly. This week we begin a multi-part series on Cults. There are several definitions to the term Cult so for the most part we will be adapting this definition as to what we consider a Cult. A "CULT" is defined as a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader.​

Ever been out camping and someone has a ghost story to tell or a crazed madman is out in the woods? You may have even as a kid gone into the bathroom with only a candle and called out for "Bloody Mary" to pay you a visit. These are just two examples of what this week's show is about...Urban Legends. We discuss what an Urban Legend is and some of our local legends around us as well as discussing some of the common legends that have been told through the years.

​We all have something that scares us, a fear that resides in us that protects us from the dangers of the world. But, when those fears manifest themselves in to the more irrational, then we call them phobias. And that is what we are discussing this week. Types of phobias and how they relate to us and to horror films as well.

Good luck, bad luck, or no luck we all have things that we believe in to bring us any one of these. We call them superstitions and this week we discuss some of the most common, some of the uncommon and some we have heard about throughout the course of our lives.

There are many things that scare us and creep us out, from the dark to the woods to strange noises in the night, but one thing that scare many are the things that live in the water. Octopus, squid, whales, barracuda, and those that reside in the dark depths of the ocean that we as humans have yet to fully study or even discover. And, that's what we are discussing this week, Aquatic Horror.

Throughout the years we have seen the highs and lows of horror movies, from the Gothic styled Universal and Hammer films such as the many variations of Dracula, The Mummy and Frankenstein through to the age of the slasher film during the late 70's and into the 80's, as well the many exploits of the paranormal, supernatural, monsters, creatures and everything in between. In their own right all of us have had the experience of feeling uneasy with certain scenes or movies. So, this week we are discussing the creepy things in films as well as adding the things that we feel may have been taken a little too far by some directors.

We are back after a small hiatus, and we are ready to bring more of what we do best. This week we dive into other ways that people experience fear in their lives through the use of VR helmets, extreme amusement rides and more.

​A good laugh never killed anyone, right? So, this week we discuss comedic horror. These would be the films that are created with humor in mind, cult films that are so bad they're funny, parodies, and more.

It's game time and this week we bring you a new game. This one is called "Overkill: Halloween Slasher Party Game" by Ultra Pro. Overkill is a card game where you compete to come up with the most ridiculous or creative horror movie-themed kill. Players take on the roles of various monsters from horror movie lore, and compete for the most prized victims – when the sun rises, the player with the most total point’s worth of victims wins! Contents: 129 cards 1 Rule Sheet 1 Deck Box 1 Bonus Deck Divider.

​When we fall asleep, most of us dream. Although we may not remember the dreams we have we have them. But, sometimes those dreams become something else. Something scary and horrifying. We call those dreams #nightmares. So this week we discuss nightmares. We venture into some of our own nightmares past and present and touch on some of the ways that nightmares have been used in great horror films.

​It's game time again... so this week we play "ZOMBIES!" by Twilight Creations. "Zombies puts you in the middle of the action as you try to escape the ever advancing zombie horde. Players must use a combination of wits and brawn to be the first to the heliport and certain escape. The only problem is, the zombies are everywhere, they appear to be very hungry and your opponents would really prefer if you didn't escape."This game is designed for For 2 to 6 players, has a play time of 120 minutes, and includes 6 shotgun guys, 100 Plastic Zombies, and tons of replay value.

​This week we bring you another "Watch N Review" with "Hellraiser: Judgment". Written and directed by Gary J. Tunnicliffe and starring Damon Carney, Randy Wayne, Alexandra Harris, and Paul T. Taylor. The synopsis for this film is, "Detectives Sean and David Carter are on the case to find a gruesome serial killer terrorizing the city. Joining forces with Detective Christine Egerton, they dig deeper into a spiraling maze of horror that may not be of this world."

​This week our topic is Medical Horror, which would fall under any film or novel or game that is based on a medical profession, medical location, and/or scientific and psychological experimentation.

This week we bring you another board game play through and the game this week is "Escape a Room in a Box - The Werewolf Experiment". Here is the description of the game: Escape rooms are exciting immersion experiences in which participants are challenged to find clues, solve puzzles, and crack codes in under an hour if they want to escape. Now you and your friends can play the ultimate escape game at home—and the heat is on! A mad scientist is plotting to turn you and your friends into werewolves. Only if you and your team members can solve 19 2D and 3D puzzles in an hour will you be able to escape with your humanness intact! You'll have to work as a team—so put your heads together and let's see if you can escape. And there's help from the outside: players can connect with Amazon Alexa to enhance the gameplay of Escape Room in a Box: the Werewolf Experiment! Good luck! Colors and decorations may vary. 

This week we bring another Watch & Review with "The Offering". This film was Written and Directed by Kelvin Tong and starred Elizabeth Rice, Jaymee Ong, Matthew Settle, and Colin Borgonon. 

With the amount of illnesses running rampant like the flu, this week we discuss contagious infection films. ​

This week we get back into our Watch & Reviews with "Happy Death Day", staring Jessica Rothe, Israel Broussard, Ruby Modine, Charles Aitken, and Laura Clifton. Directed by Christopher Landon and written by Scott Lobdell.

This week we dive into our first board game episode and for this one we are playing Betrayal at House on the Hill. This is a fun game where you are basically building the board for the game as you play. Unlike a traditional board game this one has a lot of possibilities of how the game can turn out Give this one a try.

We are back for Season 3 of the radio show and we have some new things coming this year and you won't want to miss it. This week we go through our year in review of 2017. ​

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This week we discuss the more emotional side of horror. Movie and books that brought on more than just the fright and fear, ones that gave a real sense of heartfelt sadness and made you fight back the tears.

This week our show is brought to you from our Halloween party that was recorded live on Facebook, just in case you missed it during the live session.

As Halloween draws ever nearer, we will be doing our next few shows based around October and Halloween. So this week we discuss fun things that you can do during the Halloween season. This show is proudly recorded on location at the W. K. Gordon Center located Thurber, TX, which is an actual ghost town. Also, keep coming back for as we get closer to Halloween we will be talking about our live Halloween party broadcast and more.

As Halloween draws ever nearer, we will be doing our next few shows based around October and Halloween. So this week we discuss the history of Halloween. Where it came from, how it has transformed over the years throughout the world along with some superstitions and fun facts.  Also, keep coming back for as we get closer to Halloween we will be talking about our live Halloween party broadcast and more.

As Halloween draws ever nearer, we will be doing our next few shows based around October and Halloween. So this week we discuss Halloween movies and what we feel makes a good Halloween movie and what is just a good horror movie and whether they are synonymus with each other. Then we get into a list of movies and discuss them and how they fit into the criteria of what makes a good Halloween film in our opinions.

This week we are joined by one of our fans, Joe, and he is given the task of finding out more about us through a series of questions that he has come up with.

This week we are doing another Watch & Review, except this time it's on a new movie just released in theaters. WARNING: there will be spoilers, so if you haven't seen this film we recommend going to see it first then come back to listen to the show. So, this week we all went to go see the new 2017 version of Stephen King's IT and we discuss our opinions of it as well as answer some questions from listeners about the comparison to the book and our own comparisons to the orginal TV ,mini-series from 1990.

This week we are starting our Halloween talks. We discuss some of the history then we get into our costumes that we have loved and ones that have embarrassed us.

​This week we talk about films that go hand in hand with Back to School.

​This week we bring you another Watch & Review with the classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, starring Marilyn Burns, Edwin Neal, Allen Danziger, and Gunnar Hansen, directed by Tobe Hooper, and written by Kim Henkel and Tobe Hooper.

​Join us this week for our Watch & Review. This week we bring you a Flesh Eating Double Feature with Ravenous, starring Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle and, David Arquette, directed by Antonia Bird, and written by Ted Griffin. Then we continue with Cannibal! The Musical, starring Trey Parker, Dian Bachar, and Stephen Blackpool, written and directed by Trey Parker.

Join us this week for our Watch & Review. This week's film was Camera Obscura, starring Christopher Denham, Nadja Bobyleva, and Catherine Curtin, directed by Aaron B. Koontz, and written by Cameron Burns and Aaron B. Koontz.

Join us this week for our Watch & Review. This week's film was Splinter, starring Shea Whigham, Jill Wagner, Paulo Costanzo, directed by Toby Wilkins, and written by Ian Shorr, Kai Barry.

Join us this week as we continue to do our Watch & Review. This week's film was Suck, starring Rob Stefaniuk,   Jessica Paré, Paul Anthony, Mike Lobel, and Chris Ratz, written and directed by Rob Stefaniuk.

​Join us this week as we continue to do our Watch & Review. This week's film was Hell Baby, starring Rob Corddry,  Leslie Bibb, Alex Berg, and Keegan-Michael Key, written and directed by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon.

Join us this week as we continue to do our Watch & Review. This week's film was 1973's The Wicker Man, starring Edward Woodward,  Christopher Lee, and Diane Cilento, directed by Robin Hardy and written by Anthony Shaffer.

​Join us this week as we do something a little different. We sat and watched Rupture, starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Chiklis, and Kerry Bishé, and directed by Steven Shainberg and then did our review of it directly afterwards so it was fresh on our minds. The way this works is that one of us will bring up a movie that either the others haven't seen or that none of us have seen, then we will sit and watch the movie then do our review of it.

Join us this week as we do something a little different. We sat and watched The Bye Bye Man and then did our review of it directly afterwards so it was fresh on our minds. The way this works is that one of us will bring up a movie thateither  the others haven't seen or that none of us have seen, then we will sit and watch the movie then do our review of it. ​

We now come to the end of our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures through the years 2005 - 2009. We end with the look of some of the more iconic films through this time period. And, as we have closer to the end of our journey the amount of films being made have increased, thus this show is longer than most.

As we continue our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures into the early 2000's. ​

​​As we continue our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures into the late  1990's.

As we continue our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures into the early  1990's.

As we continue our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures into the late 1980's. Around this period there seems to be a lighter side to the genre as several films have a more comedic feel, along with the continuation of the iconic slasher with the franchises churning our more films.

As we continue our journey through the years of the horror genre, this week's discussion ventures into the early 1980's. It is through this time that we begin to see the emergence of the (what we consider) typical slasher films, along with the build up of franchise film icons that are so prevalent in pop culture now such as, Jason Vorhees, Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, etc. ​

​This week's discussion takes place throughout the 1970's. It is during this time period that some our favorite films come about and begin a new trend on what is acceptable in a horror film.

This week's discussion takes place throughout the 1960's. It is during this time period that some our favorite films come about and begin a new trend on what is acceptable in a horror film.

​This week we continue our discussion on the history of horror as we move into the 1940's and 50's, and how there is now a change in the way films are coming out and a shift in the context of the films.

This week we discuss the second installment into our look of the history of the horror genre. We begin with films created in 1920 and work our way through until 1939. ​

This week we discuss the first part to our series on the history of the horror genre. This show covers from before film to 1919. ​

This week, since it is Valentine's Day week, we thought we would bring you some movies on the subject of love, romance and horror.

​This week we discuss sports related horror deaths, death movies and we pick our choices for a horror themed team.

This week we discuss horror movies, books, games, etc. based on true events in real life.

This week we take a trip back to last year and discuss the films we have and haven't seen throughout 2016.

This week we discuss all things Friday the 13th since there is one this week. ​

​This week we discuss the holidays, not just Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, but all holidays that have a horror movie based on those holidays.

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​This week we discuss creepy Christmas gifts that have been given, received or seen given or received, as well as creepy Christmas traditions and more.

This week we discuss questions asked by you for us.

This week we discuss post-2000 slashers films, what does the term slasher really refer to and more. ​

​This week we discuss what was the first thing that scares us and you for that matter.

This week we discuss if we were to live in the world of either a Stephen King or a Clive Barker story, which one would it be?

This week we discuss what horror film best represents your mental breakdown. Such as if you were to completely snap and lose it which film best represents that.

​This week we discuss what horror villain we would want to be if we could be one.

This week we discuss things that don't make sense in the films, video games and TV shows.

This week we discuss is the notion of if you were caught in a horror story, what kind of story would it be?

​This week we discuss inconsistencies, bloopers, goofs and all around accidental issues that happen  in horror  movies.

This week we discuss whether or not you feel that you have to hide the fact that you love the horror genre, and touch on remembrance of 9/11.

​This week we talk about B horror movies, the good, the bad, and the OMG why am I still watching this.

This week we talk about our favorite go to horror film(s) and why we like them.

This week we start with our question of the week episodes and we discuss our thoughts about remakes and reboots of films, throughout the genre.

This week's question, Is the age of originality  in the  Horror  genre finished? We discuss the many facets of films that can be deemed original to the genre and one's that aren't as well as our thoughts on originality in the genre itself.