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Every video tagged “horror podcast” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
294 videos
This video from the Slash 'N Cast horror podcast channel covers content related to the Savini Jason character in Friday the 13th: The Game. The channel blends horror news, gaming commentary, and fan community engagement across PS4, Xbox, and Steam platforms. It appears to be casual, personality-driven content aimed at fans of the Friday the 13th franchise and its gaming adaptation.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers news around a new trailer for 'Voorhees,' a Friday the 13th-related project. The channel is a horror news and podcast outlet focused on slasher franchise content. At roughly five minutes, it appears to be a quick news or reaction segment aimed at fans of the Jason Voorhees mythology. No Halloween prop-building, haunting, or costume content is present.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast/talk show that covers news and discussion around the Friday the 13th franchise. This episode centers on speculation and updates regarding Kane Hodder potentially returning as Jason Voorhees, alongside news about Friday the 13th: The Game. The hosts bring an enthusiastic fan perspective to both topics over a roughly 23-minute runtime.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast podcast pits classic horror icons against one another in a tournament-style debate to determine who reigns supreme. The crew discusses and argues the merits of various slasher and horror characters in a lively, fan-driven format. At nearly 50 minutes, it offers plenty of spirited commentary for hardcore horror enthusiasts.
Slash 'N Cast covers a recent interview with Gun Interactive CEO Wes Keltner, originally recorded on the Middle Tech Podcast, in which he discusses the studio's past projects and addresses questions surrounding the cancellation of their Texas Chain Saw Massacre game development. The video also touches on Gun's history with Friday the 13th: The Game before pivoting to the most anticipated topic — hints about when the studio's next game will be announced. This is a news-commentary and reaction-style episode rather than original reporting, with the host breaking down the interview's key moments for the horror gaming community.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast/talk show hosted by Nic Christian and Riley Lorden that covers news and commentary from across the horror genre. In this episode, the hosts discuss the Tom Savini DLC for Friday the 13th: The Game and offer commentary on the Alien: Covenant prologue. The show has a casual, fan-driven tone aimed at horror enthusiasts who enjoy discussion-style content.
This short news segment from Slash 'N Cast covers the ongoing legal dispute surrounding the Friday the 13th franchise and its impact on the Friday the 13th video game. The hosts discuss why the lawsuit has dragged on and what it means for the franchise going forward. At roughly three minutes, it functions as a quick news bite for horror fans tracking the case.
The Slash 'N Cast crew sits down for a roundtable discussion exploring whether a Halloween-branded video game — centered on Michael Myers — could realistically be made and succeed. Drawing comparisons to the Friday the 13th video game, the hosts debate the viability, appeal, and potential design of such a title. The conversation touches on licensing hurdles, gameplay possibilities, and fan demand for a slasher game built around the Halloween franchise.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the news of Michael Myers being removed from Dead by Daylight and what that licensing shift could mean for the asymmetrical horror game landscape. The episode explores why the character is departing and how that decision may open the door for the upcoming Halloween: The Game to claim the definitive Michael Myers video game experience. The hosts weigh whether this is a setback for Dead by Daylight or a defining opportunity for the standalone title.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down a significant upcoming patch for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, covering mechanic changes across multiple gameplay systems. The hosts walk through specific adjustments including Grandpa cutscenes, door slams, body blocking, fuse box and valve escapes, Leatherface knockdowns, and a Sissy nerf. Perk changes and community player feedback are also discussed in depth. The episode runs close to 70 minutes and functions as both a patch review and community commentary show.
Slash 'N Cast counts down their picks for the five worst horror remakes in a podcast-style video essay format. The hosts share opinions and commentary on underperforming or poorly received remakes within the horror genre. This is an entertainment and opinion-driven piece rather than a tutorial or how-to video.
This episode of the Slash 'N Cast channel covers news and updates surrounding The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, including timeline details and upcoming content. The host discusses what players and fans can expect from the game going forward. The video appears to be part of an ongoing horror gaming news and podcast series rather than a Halloween DIY or haunt-focused production.
A horror podcast-style video from Slash 'N Cast ranking every entry in the Halloween film franchise. The hosts offer their opinions on each installment, from the original classic through the more recent entries. This is a fan-oriented retrospective rather than a how-to or haunt production video.
This episode of Slash 'N Cast covers speculative news and rumors surrounding a potential new Friday the 13th game sequel as well as possible updates on an upcoming Friday the 13th film release date. The hosts dig into available clues and community speculation in podcast-style discussion format. It is primarily a horror news and commentary video rather than a Halloween prop, costume, or haunt tutorial.
This video covers the third edition of the Muerto Times newsletter for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre asymmetrical horror video game, breaking down notable changes coming to the game including updates to the Fuse Box mechanic, the Slaughterhouse map, and more. The content is presented in a podcast/discussion format by the Slash 'N Cast horror gaming channel. While horror-themed, this video focuses on video game patch news rather than Halloween prop-making, haunting, or costume content.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast covers early audience reactions and reviews from a test screening of Halloween Kills. The hosts discuss what critics and viewers are saying ahead of the film's wider release. It appears to be a news-and-reaction style segment rather than a tutorial or haunt build video.
This is a horror-themed entertainment podcast episode from Slash 'N Cast in which hosts play a 'Would You Rather?' game using horror movie and franchise scenarios. The episode leans heavily on slasher culture, with references to Friday the 13th and broader horror fandom. It is conversational and opinion-driven rather than instructional or Halloween production-focused. The content is primarily suited to horror movie enthusiasts looking for light, engaging discussion.
This nearly 50-minute video is an in-depth critical review of a recent patch and the first DLC release for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game. The hosts walk through official patch notes, undocumented changes, new voice-over content, and every component of the DLC offering. They weigh the value proposition of the premium content and debate whether it introduces pay-to-win concerns, while also speculating on the direction of future paid content.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a horror-focused podcast episode covering updates on Friday the 13th: The Game, including content discussed at PAX East. The hosts also announce the winner of an Xbox One giveaway and touch on other horror community news, including a documentary featuring Robert Englund reprising the Freddy Krueger makeup. The episode is part of the channel's regular Monday series aimed at horror fans and gaming enthusiasts.
This video from Slash 'N Cast is a horror news and discussion piece exploring whether a sequel to Friday the 13th: The Game is realistically possible. The hosts dig into the topic from a fan and industry perspective, covering the legal and licensing hurdles that have historically complicated the Friday the 13th property. It is aimed squarely at fans of the franchise and the original game rather than Halloween haunt or prop-building audiences.
This video is part of an ongoing series from Slash 'N Cast covering Friday the 13th: The Game, focusing on Jason Voorhees gameplay. The episode — Part 8 in the series — appears to highlight a specific Jason variant, likely Uber Jason or a water-related version given the Aquaman reference in the title. The channel blends horror news, gaming content, and community engagement for fans of the Friday the 13th franchise.
This video explores an unproduced Scream sequel script, discussing what a follow-up to the original film could have looked like before the officially released version came to be. The channel presents commentary and analysis on the abandoned screenplay, drawing on their deeper podcast episode covering a full readthrough. It is part of Slash 'N Cast's broader focus on horror franchise history and news rather than Halloween crafting or haunt production.
This short video from Slash 'N Cast explores a quirky piece of Friday the 13th trivia — specifically why Jason Voorhees appeared heavier in Friday the 13th Part 6. It falls into the category of horror film discussion and trivia rather than Halloween prop-making or haunt content. The channel focuses on horror news, commentary, and fandom content surrounding classic slasher franchises.
Slash 'N Cast breaks down the latest patch for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game, examining whether its major changes improved or hurt the overall experience. The hosts work through specific updates including grapple mechanics, character nerfs and buffs, and platform-specific issues. The video closes with final thoughts on whether the patch was a net positive or negative for the game.
