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Chris and Jess react to the brand-new Good Boy (2025) trailer – a wild horror-thriller-sci-fi movie told completely from a dog’s POV! If you love dogs, twisted horror stories, or unique takes on creature features, you won’t want to miss this one.

In this Good Boy trailer reaction, we dive into the creepy, thrilling, and unexpected world of a dog navigating danger, survival, and maybe something darker lurking in the shadows. This isn’t your average puppy movie – it’s a sci-fi horror thriller packed with suspense, scares, and a unique storytelling perspective that horror fans and dog lovers alike will be buzzing about.

Watch as we break down the Good Boy movie trailer, share our first impressions, and talk about what this could mean for the future of horror told through an animal’s eyes.

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Get ready for our Toxic Avenger (2025) movie review! This brand-new reboot of the cult classic is a wild mix of campy humor, over-the-top gore, outrageous comedy, and jaw-dropping inappropriate moments. We break down everything from the bloody fight scenes to the ridiculous one-liners that make this movie a true horror-comedy gem.

But here’s the thing, you might not like it… unless this one specific reason clicks with you (and you’ll have to watch our review to find out what that is). If you’re into dark comedy, B-movie style mayhem, superhero parodies, and cult classic reboots, this review is for you.

Whether you’re a longtime Troma fan or new to the world of toxic sludge-fueled antiheroes, you don’t want to miss our take on the goriest, funniest, and most insane film of 2025!

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On this episode of The Horror Comedy Hangout Podcast, we interview Fedor Steer, a talented creature actor who has brought unforgettable monsters and supernatural beings to life in projects like Red One, The Haunting of Hill House, Haunted Mansion, Stranger Things, Evil (TV series), and Doctor Sleep.

Fedor shares how he first got started in acting, what it’s really like working as a creature performer under heavy prosthetics and makeup, and how these unique roles have shaped him into a better actor.

We dive into the challenges, behind-the-scenes secrets, and the creativity it takes to embody characters that terrify (and sometimes amuse) audiences. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be the person behind the monster, this interview is a must-listen.

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Join us in this exclusive interview with Cameron Burns and Alex Euting from Paper Street Pictures, as they unveil their remarkable journey from scrappy short films to network television and theatrical feature releases.
In this candid conversation, they discuss:

Their early days crafting indie short films on shoestring budgets
How the Austin-based studio pivoted into creating network TV shows (including the Syfy / Peacock series Revival)
Breakthrough feature films they’ve produced or directed, such as Starry Eyes, Camera Obscura, The Pale Door, and the horror-anthology Scare Package (now streaming on Shudder)

Lessons learned from building sets creatively, working with tight resources, and leveraging Austin’s film scene.
Upcoming projects: an insider look at what's next for the studio—new feature films, series opportunities.

Why You’ll Want to Watch:
Whether you’re an indie filmmaker, horror enthusiast, or fan of boutique production success stories, this interview offers a rare glimpse into the hustle, creativity, and grit that launched a micro-studio into mainstream entertainment.

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In this episode, Chris and Jess dive into the indie body horror film Together, starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. What starts as a quirky relationship drama quickly turns into a twisted, co-dependent nightmare—literally.

We break down the performances, the practical effects, the emotional weight behind the horror, and why this might be one of the most disturbing portrayals of modern love on screen. If you’re into psychological horror, body horror, or messed-up relationship stories, co-dependence, this one’s for you.

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Chris and Jess on The Horror Comedy Hangout podcast talk to legendary SFX artist Barry Anderson, whose wild and varied career includes working alongside Tom Savini on George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead and crafting creatures for Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2.

Barry shares his journey from acting on Miami Vice to working with John Travolta on Hairspray, and creating unforgettable effects for Howl-O-Scream, Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, and even forensic investigations. Packed with behind-the-scenes stories and industry insights, this episode is a must for horror fans, filmmakers, and special effects lovers alike.

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She’s back—and she brought spy gear?! In this episode, Chris and Jess review M3GAN 2.0 and break down the good, the bad, and the totally bizarre.

From PG-13 horror letdowns to dance battles, government missions, and killer AI upgrades, this sequel takes a wild turn.

Is M3GAN still the next horror icon? Or has the franchise short-circuited into full-on action-comedy chaos? We’ll talk genre whiplash, missed opportunities, what worked, and what had us yelling at the screen.

If you're wondering:

• Is M3GAN 2.0 better than the first?
• Where did all the horror go?!
• Can M3GAN actually replace Chucky?

You’re in the right place. Hit play and let’s get into it.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tell us in the comments: Team M3GAN or Team Make It a Slasher Again?

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Chris and Jess dive into two of the latest horror comedies: The Monkey (2024), directed by Osgood Perkins and based on a short story by Stephen King, and Hell of a Summer, Finn Wolfhard's directorial debut. Both films bring wildly different energy to the genre: The Monkey leans into creepy, slow-burn tension with dark humor, while Hell of a Summer offers a stylized, campy twist on the classic teen slasher formula.

In this in-depth review, Chris and Jess break down what works (and what doesn’t) in each film, compare their tones, performances, and scares, and answer the question every horror fan asks: are these worth the rental price, or should you wait for streaming? If you love horror with a side of comedy and want to know which new release deserves your time (and money), this is the double-feature review for you.

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