Your podcast, Grue-Crew, loves Hammer's 4th entry in the world of Universal Horror and especially delights in Peter Cush...

The podcast's Grue-Crew love this 3-segment anthology and how it fits into the AIP, Corman, Poe formula with a Richard M...

Hammer's third Quatermass film is a favorite of the Classic Era Grue-Crew as they talk about Martian and human history, ...

Director Mario Bava presents one of the visually most stylish science fiction films of the 1960s despite a low budget. H...

LES YEUX SANS VISAGE is a masterful blend of directing by Georges Franju, outstanding performances by Edith Scob, Alida ...

The Classic Era Crew adores The Bad Seed! They delve into its psychological character studies, 4 Oscar nominations, outs...

The Decades of Horror Classic Era Grue Crew fell in love with this "horror film noir" from Val Lewton's crew at RKO. The...

Based on H.G. Wells' THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS is considered the finest adaptation by the Classic E...

Despite being a lesser-known silent classic, THE GOLEM remains significant. Gruesome Magazine's Classic Era Grue Crew se...

The podcast crew marks their 100th episode with Universal's FRANKENSTEIN (1931), directed by James Whale. Starring Boris...

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era's Grue-Crew from Gruesome Magazine dive into Toho's RODAN (1956), a pivotal precursor...

The Classic Era Grue-Crew delves into the noir realm with THE HITCH-HIKER (1953), a "horror adjacent" film noir directed...

The Grue-Crew from Gruesome Magazine plays along with THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME (1932), a film shot alongside King Kong (1...

It's trashy B-movie creature feature time with the Classic Era Grue-Crew and Roger Corman's ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS ...

The Clasic Era Grue Crew tackle THE GREEN SLIME, another legendary SF B-movie with a just as legendary theme song, direc...

It's Hammer time again on Classic Era as the Grue Crew go all ga-ga over Christopher Lee's and Barbara Shelley's perform...

The Classic Era Grue Crew finally got around to PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE (1957), the Ed Wood film famously labeled "the w...

Once again, the Classic Era Grue Crew review a film directed by Mario Bava. This time the subject is his legendary antho...

Richard Klemensen, editor/publisher of LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS (The Journal of Classic British Horror Films) joins the ...

1960s Italian horror and witchcraft are the fare of the day as the Classic Era Grue Crew ventures out with Antonio Margh...

13 GHOSTS (1960) captures the Classic Era Grue Crew's attention for this episode. The marketing maesto's gimmic for this...

When Herschell Gordon Lewis's name is linked to a film, you expect copious gore on a shoestring budget, as seen in TWO T...

The Classic Era Grue Crew travels back 90 years for Peter Lorre's masterful performance in M (1931), Fritz Lang's protot...

The Classic Era Grue-Crew and guest host Bill Grabriel all agree THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER (1955) is a brilliant film when...

MACARIO (1960) is an emotional Mexican supernatural fable and the first nominee for an Academy Award as the best foreign...

Ray Harryhausen stop-motion animation, dinosaurs, and cowboys! What's not to like? THE VALLEY OF GWANGI (1969) gets a un...