Just James Horror Review Podcast

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Just James Horror Review Podcast

You like Horror, I like Horror, Lets be friends! Horror reviews for the weekend horror warriors and the fanatics! Get your quick fix horror recap and lets talk horror. James gives a light hearted and honest review that looks objectively at the content and finds the good, the bad, and the ugly. The everyday horror fan, talking to everyday horror fans. Find us on YouTube, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, and Instagram! Photo credit: @curtisghoul Sound credits: freesound.org; Cylon8472. Devil's organ; jimena contreras.

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    Podcast Trailer! Subscribe NOW! To the Just James Horror Review and lets do a ritual! We all float down here and you will too! One of us, one of us, gooble gobble, one of US!

    Thank you listener for stopping by to check out the Just James Horror Review Podcast. I will be your host, Just James. On this show we cover horror cinema and indie horror authors. We post an episode a week covering movies old and new, with the occasional special guest bonus episode and book review. Here at the Just James Horror Podcast we hope to build a community, cult, and kinship with horror fans from everywhere eagles dare. We love you, we love humor, we love horror, lets take a blood oath and be friends forever! See you soon!

    2 min
  2. Episode 138: Popeye's Revenge (2025) Shiver Me Timbers (2025)

    MAY 16

    Episode 138: Popeye's Revenge (2025) Shiver Me Timbers (2025)

    In this episode of the Just James Horror Review, host James dives into two 2025 horror films, 'Popeye's Revenge' and 'Shiver Me Timbers.' He critiques their plots, character performances, and overall execution, highlighting the absurdity and creativity in their horror adaptations of beloved childhood characters. James discusses the cultural implications of these films and speculates on their potential to become cult classics in the future.

    20 min
  3. Episode 137: Panman (2011)

    MAY 14

    Episode 137: Panman (2011)

    In this episode of Just James Horror Review, host Just James dives into the 2011 film 'Pan Man,' a quirky horror comedy about a man with a pot on his head. He shares his experiences at FrankenCon, discusses the film's unique premise, character dynamics, and the bizarre humor that defines it. James reflects on the film's anti-hero, the comedic elements, and ultimately concludes that while 'Pan Man' may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it offers a fun viewing experience for those looking for something different in the horror genre. freesound.org Devil's organ; jimena contreras

    14 min
  4. Episode 136: Goldilocks and the Three Bears Death and Porridge (2024)

    MAY 8

    Episode 136: Goldilocks and the Three Bears Death and Porridge (2024)

    In this episode of the Just James Horror Review, host Just James critiques the 2024 horror film 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears Death and Porridge.' He discusses the film's lack of creativity, poor character development, and low production quality, while also noting some interesting cinematographic choices. James shares his thoughts on the film's dialogue, character diversity, and overall execution, concluding that the film fails to deliver a compelling horror experience.

    11 min
  5. Episode 135: Heretic (2024)

    MAY 3

    Episode 135: Heretic (2024)

    In this episode of Just James Horror Review, host Just James delves into the 2024 horror film Heretic. He discusses the film's unique blend of horror narratives, the performances, particularly by Hugh Grant, and the theological themes that challenge viewers' beliefs. The conversation explores the portrayal of Mormon missionaries, the illusion of choice, and the film's gradual shift into horror. James emphasizes the film's ability to provoke thought and questions about faith and control, ultimately concluding that A Heretic is a visually striking film worth watching. The film A Heretic blends two horror narratives into one.It features a slow burn that builds tension effectively.Hugh Grant's performance adds depth to the horror experience.The film explores complex theological themes and questions.It challenges viewers to think critically about their beliefs.The portrayal of Mormon missionaries is unique and thought-provoking.The film's horror elements emerge gradually, enhancing suspense.The illusion of choice is a recurring theme in the narrative.The ending leaves viewers questioning reality and belief.Overall, A Heretic is a visually striking film worth watching.

    39 min
  6. Episode 134: Oddity (2024)

    APR 25

    Episode 134: Oddity (2024)

    In this episode of Just James Horror Review, host James dives into the 2024 horror film 'Oddity,' exploring its unique themes, character dynamics, and supernatural elements. He discusses the film's engaging narrative structure, the psychological tension it builds, and the climactic revelations that tie the story together. James emphasizes the film's ability to keep viewers guessing and its effective use of horror tropes, making it a standout in the indie horror genre.

    36 min
  7. Episode 133: Werewolves (2024)

    APR 19

    Episode 133: Werewolves (2024)

    Crowdfunding for Eric's new Horror Film! Link Below! https://igg.me/at/livandshari/x/19768717 In this episode of Just James Horror Review, host James dives into the 2024 film 'Werewolves,' exploring its action-horror elements, character dynamics, and overall cinematic style. He discusses the film's unique take on werewolf lore, the effectiveness of its action sequences, and the performances of the cast. James provides insights into the film's themes and offers his recommendations for horror fans.

    19 min
  8. Episode 132: Galaxy of Terror (1981)

    APR 16

    Episode 132: Galaxy of Terror (1981)

    In this episode of Just James Horror Review, the host discusses the 1981 film 'Galaxy of Terror,' providing insights into its production, cast, and themes. While the film is critiqued for its clunky storyline and cheesy character dynamics, it is noted for its intriguing sci-fi horror elements and the exploration of fear as a central theme. The conversation delves into the film's unique premise, character roles, and the overall viewing experience, culminating in a reflection on its cult classic status.

    16 min
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You like Horror, I like Horror, Lets be friends! Horror reviews for the weekend horror warriors and the fanatics! Get your quick fix horror recap and lets talk horror. James gives a light hearted and honest review that looks objectively at the content and finds the good, the bad, and the ugly. The everyday horror fan, talking to everyday horror fans. Find us on YouTube, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, and Instagram! Photo credit: @curtisghoul Sound credits: freesound.org; Cylon8472. Devil's organ; jimena contreras.

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