SHV - S16E01 - The Black Cat (1934)

Season 16 of Seeking Human Victims is here and we're turning up the heat in 2023 with a season about some of the greatest Satanic horror films of all time, entitled "The Devil Made Me Do it" 

Episode 1 kicks things off with quite possibly the first talkie to deal with satanic themes, a true super bowl of horror villains starring Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff in one of the non-IP Universal horror films of the pre code era and quite possibly one of the best of the best of the whole catalog, 1934's The Black Cat. . 

Plus musical guest Percussor appears courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com)

SHV - S08E02 - The Simpsons: Treehouse Of Horror II (1991)

TREEHOUSE OF COMMENTARY continues as the gags get more bizarre and the twilight zone references get more heavy handed in Treehouse Of Horror II. This episode introduces multiple long running traditions for the annual halloween special and the segments only get more gory as each is a nightmare that Homer ("IF I ONLY HAD A BRAIN"), Bart ("THE BART ZONE") and Lisa ("THE MONKEY'S PAW") have after overindulging on Halloween candy. "Join Dan, Anni and Todd for an episode so fun it will have you saying. "LOOK AT MEEE I'M DAVEYY CROCKETT!"

Available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and all other major podcast providers. 

SHV - S05E09 - Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

Universal Monsters season is almost over as they have finally descended into parody. This week we talk about one of the most polarizing of all of the Universal Monster movies - Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein. Find out how Bela Lugosi finally got to return to the role of Dracula, what studio changes lead to the Monsters going away again for an extended period, a dive into the argument of whether or not this film is canon and so much more

SHV - S05E08 - House Of Frankenstein (1944)

You liked 2 monsters eh? Here, have alllll the monsters. This week on Seeking Human Victims, we're getting to the end of the line of Universal Monsters season with House Of Frankenstein. Boris Karloff returns to the monsterverse, but this time playing the mad doctor and Glen Strange debuts as Frankenstein's monster under the wing of Karloff himself. Lon Chaney, Jr returns for his 3rd performance as Larry Talbot and John Carradine debuts as Count Dracula in what is the 3rd Wolf Man film, and also the 6th Frankenstein film, and the 4th Dracula film. 

SHV - S05E05 - The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)

On this week's episode, love hurts...especially if you "Belong dead." We celebrate Valentine's day with the first ever Universal Monster Sequel as we unearth The Bride Of Frankenstein. We'll look at how director James Whale butted heads with the studio throughout the process, Boris Karloff's objections with the monster speaking, the fascinating story of Elsa Lanchester, and how even though it was a seemingly cursed production and way over budget, Bride Of Frankenstein ended up being one of the most beloved films of all time.