Episodes

Jerry Horror sits down with actor, writer, producer, and now first-time feature filmmaker Rigo Garay, a true graduate of the Glass Eye Pix school of indie horror. Since 2015, Rigo has worn just about every hat imaginable under Larry Fessenden’s legendary production banner. Including producing Glass Eye's scary audio drama series Tales from Beyond the Pale and Jerry's favorite work of his - the lead in Chris Skotchdopole's Crumb Catcher. If Glass Eye Pix is a haunted house, Rigo has practically h...

The Offering with Jerry Horror welcomes the mad minds behind Icons of Fright: 100 Interviews with Legendary Horror Filmmakers. Jerry is joined by Mike Cucinotta, Rob Galluzzo, Adam Barnick, and Jason Alvino for a deep-cut, no-rush conversation that feels like a horror convention bar meetup… minus the bar tab. Spanning two decades of interviews and nearly seventy-five years of genre history, Icons of Fright is the ultimate monster-sized oral history, from the Universal era to modern meta mayhe...

Jerry Horror stuffs the stocking with controversy and cracked candy canes in this very naughty Christmas Spectacular. This is the slasher that turned Santa into a public menace and inspired a full-blown moral panic, complete with a protest group called Citizens Against Movie Madness and an entire hour of Phil Donahue devoted to asking, “Won’t someone please think of the children?” 🎅🪓 Originally sleighing through production under the title Slayride, the studio changed course at the last minute...

In the Spectacular Season 5 finale of The Offering, Jerry Horror swings into one of the most divisive superhero blockbusters of the 2000s, a film packed with soaring ambition, tangled love triangles, and more villains than you can fit into a single web. It is the movie where stunt rigs, symbiotes, and studio notes collided in spectacular, finger-guns-on-the-street fashion. 🕷 While James Franco was juggling this production alongside Pineapple Express, Topher Grace left his sitcom life behind f...

Jerry Horror gears up for the penultimate episode of season 5, a momentous stop right before the big finale, by diving into one of the wildest sci-fi action gems the 90s ever unleashed. Sylvester Stallone himself called it a great action film ahead of its time, and honestly, when your dystopia comes with Taco Tuesdays, cryo-prisons, and bathroom tech no one understands, how could it not be? Borrowing its title from a classic song by The Police, with Sting returning to rework it for the future...

Jerry Horror cracks open the sacred text of barroom justice and enters the most chaotic watering hole of 1989, where philosophy meets flying fists and the bouncer in charge treats conflict like an art form. Listed among the 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made by the Razzie Movie Guide, this cult classic thrives on its mix of gravel-voiced wisdom and absolute barstool mayhem. Jerry digs into legendary moments, from the unforgettable body blows to iconic tough guy lines, all while exploring...

Lace up and tune in as Jerry sprints through the dystopian chaos of the 1987 sci-fi spectacle set in the far-off future of 2019. This explosive action flick kicks off with a dance number choreographed by Paula Abdul and went on to inspire American Gladiators and the 90s arcade smash Smash TV. Based on a novel by Richard Bachman, better known as Stephen King in disguise, this one’s packed with over-the-top kills, neon-soaked satire, and Arnold delivering lines so sharp they could cut steel. “Here...

Lock your doors and keep the city at arm’s length, Jerry Horror prowls the blood-slick sidewalks of 1980 New York, where the night belongs to the desperate, the doomed, and the depraved. To save a few grimy dollars, the filmmakers cast real adult performers as victims, turning exploitation into art, or maybe the other way around. The film was so drenched in violence and sleaze that the MPAA didn’t even bother rating it, knowing an X would’ve been a mercy. Gene Siskel stormed out mid-screening...

Evil dies tonight? Not quite. This week, Jerry Horror returns to Haddon...uh, a very familiar small town built entirely on a sound stage, where the screams are fake but the disappointment is real. The franchise’s masked menace takes his sweet time showing up (38 minutes and 41 seconds, to be exact) making this the longest game of hide-and-seek in slasher history. With only three kills to his name, our favorite boogeyman seems to have traded his knife for nap time, while a new bad boy named Co...

Round Two…FIGHT! This week, Jerry Horror dives headfirst into the cinematic arena where logic gets annihilated, physics taps out, and 54 flips can’t save your soul. Most of the original cast refused to return after reading the script. Clearly, they chose Flawless Victory by walking away. With stunt doubles flipping like caffeinated Liu Kangs, dialogue that makes Raiden roll his lightning eyes, and CGI that looks like it lost a battle with Sub-Zero, this sequel is pure Toasty! chaos. Even the ...

Before Blade brought cool to comic book cinema, there was another dark hero who crawled out of Hell in head-to-toe leather and CGI fire. This week, Jerry Horror dives into the molten madness of the late ’90s, when superhero movies went full XTREME. Our demonic avenger wasn’t just on fire metaphorically, the lead actor was literally set ablaze for one unforgettable scene. Martin Sheen signed on because he’d always wanted to star in a comic book movie (careful what you wish for), and John Legui...

They’re back from the grave and ready to party! In this week’s Offering, Jerry Horror digs up the cult classic that dared to actually say the word zombie out loud. Long before the undead became household names, this film rewrote the rules: the dead don’t just walk, they crave brains and moan “Braaiiinnnsss!” We’ll also unearth the story of a legendary scream queen whose infamous graveyard dance got more attention than she ever bargained for, especially one very specific body part. Punk rock, ...

Season 5 kicks off with a slasher sequel that trades butcher knives for a six-string straight out of your nightmares. This 1987 oddity went Gold on VHS and ruled the video store shelves, even if its box office numbers couldn’t keep the beat. Twice the budget of the 1982 original, only a fraction of the earnings...horror math is a killer riff of its own. Behind the screams, a former Playboy Playmate drew a line in the sand. No nudity, just pure scream queen energy. Add in post-punk politics, s...

Season 5 of The Offering is here! Starting Wednesday, October 1st! 🎬 This season we’re diving into trends and tropes. From time-travel crazes to brain-hungry zombies, and everything in between. Expect action, horror, and comedy, plus some spectacular films that turned into behind-the-scenes disasters. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or right here on YouTube. We don’t care where, just listen! 👉 Subscribe now and join us for the wild ride that is The Offering: Season 5. Sponsored by Nose Best C...