The Carnage Report

Liam O'Donnell

The latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use.

  1. Sep 11

    The Carnage Report Episode 109: Who’s Watching

    Hello and welcome to The Carnage Report, where we bring you the latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use. Hosted by Julie Holland and Nick Spacek, this part of the Cinepunx family looks to fill a hole in your podcast feed by looking at new releases in the theaters, on-demand, and streaming, and featuring an in-depth discussion of a new release each episode. On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look back at Who’s Watching, the new stalker horror from Cursive’s Tim Kasher, on VOD and digital Friday, September 18. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for The Restoration at Grayson Manor, Ghost In The Cell, Breeder, and more (all of which you can check out below) and dig into the Kickstarter for Womp Stomp Film’s The Kentucky Goblins. Plus, Julie and Nick share their wildest concert experiences and suggest some other stalkery movies. All this, and we speak with Isaiah Radke of the band Radkey about he and his brother Dee’s involvement in Who’s Watching and its soundtrack (which is available for pre-order here). Music by Steve Spacek, who you can find on Instagram @lagorapesto and on Bandcamp. You can follow The Carnage Report on Instagram @ReportCarnage, as well as on Twitter @ReportCarnage. Shoot us an email to carnagereportpod at gmail dot com to share your thoughts on the show, as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc74__1FTFg Check out all the trailers discussed in this episode in the playlist below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK1zINPQOlEE&si=scLz0soPwGc8lZn9

  2. Aug 27

    The Carnage Report Episode 108: Mother Mary

    Hello and welcome to The Carnage Report, where we bring you the latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use. Hosted by Julie Holland and Nick Spacek, this part of the Cinepunx family looks to fill a hole in your podcast feed by looking at new releases in the theaters, on-demand, and streaming, and featuring an in-depth discussion of a new release each episode. We’re back from summer break! On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look back at writer/director David Lowery’s pop music ghost story, Mother Mary, now streaming on HBO Max. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for Deathwoods, Beware Boiúna, Whalefall, and more (all of which you can check out below) and host an in memoriam segment for Reggie Banister, Hayden Panetierre, and Screaming Mad George. Plus, Julie and Nick share what they did on summer vacation, digress into girly pop, and suggest some other movies with a musical bent. All this, and we speak with writer/director Mia-Kate Russell about her upcoming Ozploitation throwback thriller, Penny Lane is Dead, ahead of its release on Shudder on Friday, August 28. Music by Steve Spacek, who you can find on Instagram @lagorapesto and on Bandcamp. You can follow The Carnage Report on Instagram @ReportCarnage, as well as on Twitter @ReportCarnage. Shoot us an email to carnagereportpod at gmail dot com to share your thoughts on the show, as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATGaqU6Srcc Check out all the trailers discussed in this episode in the playlist below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBlbkL1avDkk&si=1LUQBbr2hI2JSMms

  3. Jul 16

    The Carnage Report Episode 107: Touch Me

    Hello and welcome to The Carnage Report, where we bring you the latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use. Hosted by Julie Holland and Nick Spacek, this part of the Cinepunx family looks to fill a hole in your podcast feed by looking at new releases in the theaters, on-demand, and streaming, and featuring an in-depth discussion of a new release each episode. On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look back at director Addison Heimann’s extraordinarily horny alien movie, Touch Me, now streaming on Shudder. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for Her Private Hell, SOULM8TE, Practical Magic 2, and more (all of which you can check out below). All this and Julie and Nick share their weirdest arguments they’ve ever had with friends and suggest some other freaky and tentacle-y movies. This is last episode of The Carnage Report before the show’s annual summer break. Keep an eye on the show’s socials to see when they’ll be back and what they’ll be covering. Until then, have some fun at the pool, see a good concert, and try to stay cool. Music by Steve Spacek, who you can find on Instagram @lagorapesto and on Bandcamp. You can follow The Carnage Report on Instagram @ReportCarnage, as well as on Twitter @ReportCarnage. Shoot us an email to carnagereportpod at gmail dot com to share your thoughts on the show, as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOj5vlT6JGs Check out all the trailers discussed in this episode in the playlist below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKJLz6a4eKhg&si=GTeVoZT3xwNrK4T7

  4. Jul 2

    The Carnage Report Episode 106: Chattanooga Film Fest 2026

    Hello and welcome to The Carnage Report, where we bring you the latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use. Hosted by Julie Holland and Nick Spacek, this part of the Cinepunx family looks to fill a hole in your podcast feed by looking at new releases in the theaters, on-demand, and streaming, and featuring an in-depth discussion of a new release each episode. On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look back at the recently-concluded Chattanooga Film Festival, looking at Big City Pizza, Jump Scare, Blood & Guts, The King of Black Goo, Dead Media, and Frankie, Maniac Woman, among many others, while exhorting you to join CFF’s Patreon, The Double Secret Cinema Society, to keep the fun going all year round. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for The Last House, Slashercise, Big Baby, and more (all of which you can check out below). All this and Julie and Nick share their favorite things to blow up on the Fourth of July. Music by Steve Spacek, who you can find on Instagram @lagorapesto and on Bandcamp. You can follow The Carnage Report on Instagram @ReportCarnage, as well as on Twitter @ReportCarnage. Shoot us an email to carnagereportpod at gmail dot com to share your thoughts on the show, as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-bY8U_LxC8&t=6s Check out all the trailers discussed in this episode in the playlist below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKYXHpATx9JE&si=3Nl341uSQKA2NFqz

  5. Jun 11

    The Carnage Report Episode 105: Tales from the Crypt

    Hello and welcome to The Carnage Report, where we bring you the latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use. Hosted by Julie Holland and Nick Spacek, this part of the Cinepunx family looks to fill a hole in your podcast feed by looking at new releases in the theaters, on-demand, and streaming, and featuring an in-depth discussion of a new release each episode. On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look at two episodes from the classic horror anthology series, Tales from the Crypt, now streaming for the first time via Shudder. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for Onslaught, Hold the Fort, I Am Frankelda, and more (all of which you can check out below) and take some time in the Remake/Reboot Corner. All this and Julie and Nick share exactly how inappropriate their youthful viewing habits were, while finally digressing wildly to discuss “fancy” movie theaters and Ariana Grande’s latest music video. Music by Steve Spacek, who you can find on Instagram @lagorapesto and on Bandcamp. You can follow The Carnage Report on Instagram @ReportCarnage, as well as on Twitter @ReportCarnage. Shoot us an email to carnagereportpod at gmail dot com to share your thoughts on the show, as well. https://youtu.be/LSwkCskbvzQ?si=Mb7xQb6HwOKtecDF Check out all the trailers discussed in this episode in the playlist below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX3kzM5QiHkAvl_ObWVoq90UTzbuNb7Fr&si=tq-l3BHaSG0s8QH-

5
out of 5
6 Ratings

About

The latest on all things horror-related, keeping you up to date with news you can use.

You Might Also Like