Coffin Fodder Ep. 55: Eraserhead

Coffin Fodder Ep. 57: 28 Weeks Later

The zombie apocalypse continues in our latest episode as we chat about the surprisingly excellent sequel, 28 Weeks Later. Surely this movie has one of the best openings of any horror movie ever, right? Sweetening the pot even more are the film's many excellent actors, including Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, Idris Elba, Harold Perrineau, and Imogen Poots. This is a follow-up to die for, so we hope you'll tune in with us.

Coffin Fodder Ep. 56: 28 Days Later

We've got a real banner episode of the pod for you this week as we chat at length about Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's knockout zombie movie reinvention, 28 Days Later. When it comes to post-apocalyptic movies, this one is about as bleak as it gets. All the same, what it lacks in happiness, it more than makes up for in originality and brutality. This movie is an absolute all-timer, so we hope you'll join us for some fast zombie shenanigans.

Coffin Fodder Ep. 55: Eraserhead

We're keeping it weird with this week's episode of Coffin Fodder as we chat about David Lynch's debut arthouse flick, Eraserhead. Is there anything scarier than growing up and realizing that your days of childlike wonder and joy are behind you? Has any movie come closer to representing the terror of parenthood and domestic life? All of this and more as we discuss our first (but certainly not last) Lynchian chiller.

Coffin Fodder Ep. 54: Tetsuo The Iron Man

This week on the pod, we're getting really weird with it as we sit down to discuss Shinya Tsukamoto's bonkers indie body horror movie, Tetsuo: The Iron Man. One man's journey to battle against the eerie forces that are slowly turning him into a machine. Yes, it's as crazy as it sounds, and it has an amazing industrial metal soundtrack to go along with the insanity. Join us for a truly one-of-a-kind movie.

Coffin Fodder Ep. 53: Nosferatu

As we continue our journey around the sun, we return this week to discuss Robert Eggers' spooky gothic horror masterpiece, Nosferatu. Which of the three versions is the best, what distinguishes the latest version, and how hard the cast goes in their performances are all up for discussion. Join us as we head to Transylvania to Drac it up once again.