10 episodes
The Slashers The Slashers
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5.0 • 8 Ratings
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A podcast where three film critics and horror film lovers with wildly different tastes delve into the golden age of the Slasher sub-genre year by year and present awards.
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The Slashers Epilogue
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the creator and brains behind this limited series podcast, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, the heart and soul of the series, and Paul from The Countdown, the equivalent of the series' immune system, as they come together one final time to reflect on the golden age of the Slasher sub-genre, 1980 to 1984.
In among their musings on that long ago time, the hosts give their overall season awards for a range of fun categories including: most athletic killer, most likely to write a best selling memoir, assessments of what type of killer each of their co-hosts, and of course best and worst film that has been covered.
If you have enjoyed the show and would like to hear a second series, it's not too late! Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to and let Jason, Megan and Paul know you've enjoyed the journey on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And even though that's it for The Slashers, never forget ... DON'T let them catch you! -
The Slashers 1984
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the great defender of all that slashes, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, who dives deep into those same slashers to reveal the deeper themes, and Paul from The Countdown, he who worships the gore among those slashers, as they round out the golden age of the Slasher by exploring the year that was 1984.
This episode's Blood Pool consists of:
Rocktober Blood released January 1, 1984
Fatal Games released January 1, 1984
Splatter University released July 13, 1984
Day of the Reaper released October 31, 1984
A Nightmare on Elm Street released November 9, 1984
The Initiation released December 7, 1984
From this Pool, the hosts will each select their Best Poster/Box Art, Best Cult Classic, Best Final "Girl", Best Kill and Best Film, and decide on a podcast winner from each category.
Get involved in the discussion about the show on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to if you'd like to hear a Season 2 of The Slashers.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And otherwise, always remember ... DON'T let them catch you! -
The Slashers 1983
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the sadistic programmer who enjoys torturing the others hosts with his film selections for the Blood Pool, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, whose frilm critic brain gets stretched to breaking point by this week's Pool, and Paul from The Countdown, who now believes Jason's main purpose in life is to torment him with each Blood Pool, as they tackle the whole Slasher year of 1983 in one massive episode!
This episode's Blood Pool consists of:
Ogroff (Mad Mutilator) released January 1, 1983
Angst released January 1, 1983
Deadly Lessons released March 7, 1983
Sweet Sixteen released March 18, 1983
The Final Terror released May 1, 1983
Sledgehammer released July 12, 1983
Sleepaway Camp released November 18, 1983
From this Pool, the hosts will each select their Best Poster/Box Art, Best Cult Classic, Best Final "Girl", Best Kill and Best Film, and decide on a podcast winner from each category.
Get involved in the discussion about the show on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to if you'd like to hear a Season 2 of The Slashers.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And otherwise, always remember ... DON'T let them catch you! -
The Slashers 1982 Part 2
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the defender of all trashy slashers, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, with her scholarly perspective on said trash, and Paul from The Countdown, he who mercilessly takes out the trash, as they examine the second half of a massive year for Slasher films: 1982.
This episode's Blood Pool consists of:
Humongous June 11, 1982
Honeymoon Horror released June 15, 1982
Pieces released August 23, 1982
Deadly Games released September 2, 1982
The Slumber Party Massacre released September 10, 1982
Alone in the Dark released November 12, 1982
From this Pool, the hosts will each select their Best Poster/Box Art, Best Cult Classic, Best Final "Girl", Best Kill and Best Film, and decide on a podcast winner from each category.
Get involved in the discussion about the show on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to if you'd like to hear a Season 2 of The Slashers.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And otherwise, please remember ... DON'T let them catch you! -
The Slashers 1982 Part 1
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the insane mind from which this limited series podcast was born, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, she who could not say no to Jason, and Paul from The Countdown, he who has to keep Jason in check, as they tackle the first half of another huge year in the history of Slasher films: 1982.
This episode's Blood Pool consists of:
Island Of Blood released January 8, 1982
The New York Ripper released March 4, 1982
Silent Rage released April 2, 1982
Death Screams released May 1, 1982
Visiting Hours released May 21, 1982
Midnight released May 28, 1982
From this Pool, the hosts will each select their Best Poster/Box Art, Best Cult Classic, Best Final "Girl", Best Kill and Best Film, and decide on a podcast winner from each category.
Get involved in the discussion about the show on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to if you'd like to hear a Season 2 of The Slashers.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And otherwise, never forget ... DON'T let them catch you! -
The Slashers 1981 Part 2
Join Jason of Binge Movies, the cult movie champion, Megan from Spoilerpiece Theatre, the magnificently centered voice of reason, and Paul from The Countdown, the show's answer to Statler and Waldrof, as they join forces to complete their journey through the Slashers of 1981.
This episode's Blood Pool consists of:
The Burning May 8, 1981
Happy Birthday to Me May 15, 1981
The Prowler November 6, 1981
Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker November 20, 1981
From this Pool, the hosts will each select their Best Poster/Box Art, Best Cult Classic, Best Final "Girl", Best Kill and Best Film, and decide on a podcast winner from each category.
Get involved in the discussion about the show on Letterboxd at slasherspodcast and via email at slasherposcast@gmail.com.
Leave a 5-star review on whatever platform you're listening to if you'd like to hear a Season 2 of The Slashers.
The incredible synthwave series theme, Shattered, comes from the talented Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. Please check him out.
And otherwise, never forget ... DON'T let them catch you!
Customer Reviews
Great podcast season
The slashers was a great trip down 80s golden years of slashers and a few forgetten gems
As a fellow Aussie loved Paul’s input full of great trivia and history and the ratings were awesome
An awesome deep dive into the history of this genre
The three hosts are absolutely fantastic, with great chemistry, and varied thoughts on film. I thought I knew my slashers, but this has introduced me to several I’d never heard of!
Deep Cuts 🪓🩸🔪👀👍
I thought I was pretty well versed on slasher movies but this pod has suggested so many new ones that I’ve never even heard of.
I love the 3 hosts different views on things and I really like that they don’t always agree on everything. Horror movies are supposed to effect people in different ways and the 3 hosts are the perfect trio to dissect their way through the world of 80s slashers.