Episode Description On today’s episode of The Final Cut, Travis Brown covers horror’s latest headlines and haunted happenings: Jordan Peele’s Next Movie Delayed: Universal pulls Peele’s mysterious fourth film from its schedule, leaving fans speculating about what could become his “favorite film” yet. Meanwhile, Peele-produced sports horror Him hits theaters this fall. Graves County, Kentucky – Halloween Hotspot: Explore the spooky attractions of Graves County, including Talon Falls Adventure Park and Industrial Slaughterhouse, and how local horror films have turned the region into a must-visit for fright fans. The Descent 3 Update: Director Neil Marshall teases a possible third chapter in the claustrophobic horror saga after the original’s 4K restoration, promising long-awaited closure for fans of the cult classic. Each segment ends with a listener question, inviting you to weigh in on creative patience, horror tourism, and whether iconic franchises should continue or remain untouched. For daily indie horror news, reviews, and festival coverage, visit hmuncut.com. Show Highlights Jordan Peele movie delay, Universal horror releases, Peele’s fourth film, Him sports horror, Tyriq Withers, Marlon Wayans, upcoming horror movies Graves County Kentucky, Halloween attractions, Talon Falls Adventure Park, Industrial Slaughterhouse, haunted tourism, Talon Falls movie, Star Light film, horror travel The Descent 3, Neil Marshall, The Descent sequel, 4K restoration, claustrophobic horror, modern horror classics, female-led horror films Listener Q&A: Should directors wait for the right moment or rush films? Is horror tourism a draw or a gimmick? Do you want The Descent 3 or prefer the original as a standalone? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for indie horror podcast news and updates Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown discusses the delay of Jordan Peele’s anticipated fourth film, the rise of Graves County, Kentucky as a horror tourism destination, and news that The Descent 3 could finally bring closure to the beloved franchise. Each segment ends with a listener question, sparking community conversation on suspense, horror travel, and franchise legacy. Top Moments: “Universal delays Jordan Peele’s mysterious fourth movie” “Graves County, Kentucky becomes a Halloween and horror film hotspot” “The Descent 3 update: Neil Marshall hints at closure for the saga” Call to Action Want your horror film, story, or project featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #JordanPeele #TheDescent #HauntedAttractions #GravesCounty #HorrorCommunity #HorrorNews #IndieHorror #HMUNCUT

On today’s episode of The Final Cut, Travis brings you horror’s latest twists—from indie slashers to viral hoaxes and a bold new DCU villain: Crazy Bones in West Michigan: Hollywood lands in Three Rivers to film Crazy Bones, a slasher rooted in local legend and shot at Camp Tavor. Director Marc J. Morgan and team spotlight the power of small-town horror and community support. Hoaxes Inspired by Horror Movies: Explore how horror-themed pranks and viral marketing—from Carrie’s coffee shop stunt to Saw-inspired signs—blur the line between fiction and reality, sometimes sparking public panic. DCU’s Clayface: Get your first look at Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen in James Gunn’s horror-driven DCU entry, Clayface. With a cast including Naomi Ackie and Eddie Marsan, this film promises true body-horror tragedy and a fresh take on Gotham’s monsters. Each segment ends with a listener question, inviting you to weigh in on indie vs. studio horror, the ethics of viral hoaxes, and the future of horror in superhero universes. For daily indie horror news, reviews, and festival coverage, visit hmuncut.com. Show Highlights Crazy Bones: Michigan slasher movie, Camp Tavor, Three Rivers film location, small-town indie horror, Marc J. Morgan, local horror legends, horror community support Horror Hoaxes: viral horror marketing, horror movie pranks, Carrie coffee shop stunt, Saw-themed hoaxes, horror-inspired public scares, fiction vs. reality in horror DCU Clayface: Tom Rhys Harries Clayface, James Gunn DCU horror, body-horror superhero movies, Matt Hagen transformation, Mike Flanagan script, Gotham monsters Listener Q&A: Should indie horror spotlight small towns? Are horror-themed hoaxes clever or risky? Should the DCU go darker with horror-driven stories? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest indie horror podcast news and updates Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown explores the making of Crazy Bones in West Michigan, the impact of real-world horror hoaxes, and the DCU’s daring turn toward body-horror with Clayface. Each segment closes with a listener question, encouraging community discussion on the boundaries and future of horror storytelling. Top Moments: “Crazy Bones brings slasher horror and local legend to Michigan” “Horror hoaxes spark viral buzz—and real-world panic” “Clayface introduces body-horror tragedy to the DCU” Call to Action Want your horror film, story, or project featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #HorrorCommunity #CrazyBones #Clayface #HorrorHoaxes #TheFinalCut #HorrorNews

Charlie Hunnam becomes Ed Gein in Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Joe Bob Briggs marks 200 episodes of The Last Drive-In with Splatterween and GWAR, and Nicolas Cage stars in The Carpenter’s Son. We break it all down on today’s Final Cut. Follow us: 🔗 @HMUNCUT | @TravisNyquill 🎥 Support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. #TheFinalCut #HorrorNews #CharlieHunnam #MonsterNetflix #JoeBobBriggs #Splatterween #GWAR #NicolasCage #TheCarpentersSon #Shudder #HorrorCommunity

Terrifier 4 finally explores Art the Clown’s disturbing origin story with a surreal “Lynchian” vibe. Sick Chicks Flicks Film Festival celebrates women in horror filmmaking this September. Plus, Pyramid Head hunts again in Return to Silent Hill. 👉 What do you think: Should Art the Clown’s origins stay mysterious, or are you ready for answers? 👉 Will you attend the Sick Chicks Flicks Fest in Chapel Hill? 👉 Does Silent Hill still terrify you like it did before? Follow us for daily horror updates: @HMUNCUT | @TravisNyquill Support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Show Highlights Terrifier 4: Art the Clown origin story, Damien Leone, Terrifier mythology, surreal horror, 2026 horror movies, indie slasher franchise Sick Chick Flicks Festival: women in horror, female horror filmmakers, horror short films, Chapel Hill film festival, pay-what-you-can tickets, horror community events Return to Silent Hill: Pyramid Head, Silent Hill 2 adaptation, Christophe Gans, survival horror movie, Cineverse, Bloody Disgusting, January horror releases Listener Q&A: Should horror icons’ origins be revealed? Do women-led festivals shift the genre? Does Silent Hill still terrify after all these years? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for indie horror news, reviews, and updates Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown explores the surreal origin story of Terrifier’s Art the Clown, spotlights the Sick Chick Flicks Festival’s impact on women in horror, and breaks down the return of Pyramid Head in the new Silent Hill adaptation. Each segment ends with a community question, driving engagement on horror’s past, present, and future. Top Moments: “Art the Clown’s mysterious origins finally explored in Terrifier 4” “Sick Chick Flicks Festival champions women in horror filmmaking” “Pyramid Head and Silent Hill return for a new generation of horror fans” Call to Action Want your horror film, festival, or story featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #Terrifier4 #SilentHill #WomenInHorror #ArtTheClown #HorrorNews

The Final Cut – 8/26/25 🐾 IFC expands Good Boy to a wide release after 1M trailer views in 4 days. 🇹🇭 Prime Video teases Thai horror Host, based on the Mae Sue legend. 🩸 Indie vampire comedy OnlyFangs drops a bloody, raunchy trailer. 👉 Questions for you: 1. Will you see Good Boy in theaters or wait for Shudder? 2. Should streamers back more folklore-based horror? 3. Do horror-comedies like OnlyFangs stand out today? On today’s episode of The Final Cut, Travis Brown explores horror’s wild new releases and global trends: Good Boy Goes Wide: After viral trailer success, Ben Leonberg’s SXSW hit about a killer canine (told from the dog’s POV) lands a wide theatrical release October 3rd. IFC hopes it’s the next big genre breakout. Prime Video’s Thai Horror “Host”: Dive into Southeast Asian folklore with Host, a supernatural thriller based on the legend of Mae Sue, directed by Pokpong-Pairach Khumwan (Girl From Nowhere) and arriving on Prime in 2025. Indie Horror-Comedy “OnlyFangs”: Blood, sleaze, and startup hustle collide in OnlyFangs, where a monster hunter helps vampire women monetize their “business” with an app. Directed by Paul Ragsdale & Angelica De Alba, with an IndieGoGo campaign for early access. Each segment ends with a listener question, inviting you to share your take on killer pets, global folklore, and the future of horror-comedy. For daily indie horror news, reviews, and festival coverage, visit hmuncut.com. Show Highlights Good Boy: killer dog horror movie, Ben Leonberg, IFC wide release, SXSW hit, PG-13 horror, does the dog die, October horror movies Thai Horror Host: Prime Video horror, Thai folklore, Mae Sue spirit legend, Pokpong-Pairach Khumwan, Girl From Nowhere, Southeast Asian supernatural films, 2025 horror releases OnlyFangs: indie horror-comedy, vampire startup movie, Paul Ragsdale, Angelica De Alba, IndieGoGo horror films, October indie horror releases Listener Q&A: Will you see Good Boy in theaters or stream it? Should streamers back more local folklore horror? Can horror-comedy stand out in today’s indie scene? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for indie horror podcast news and updates Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown covers the killer dog horror Good Boy’s wide release, Prime Video’s supernatural Thai folklore thriller Host, and the raunchy, indie vampire comedy OnlyFangs. Each segment closes with a listener question, inviting audience engagement on new trends and subgenres in horror. Top Moments: “IFC’s Good Boy fetches a wide theatrical run after SXSW buzz” “Prime Video’s Host brings Thai folklore horror to a global audience” “OnlyFangs puts a raunchy, comedic spin on the vampire genre” Want your horror film, series, or story featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #GoodBoyMovie #ThaiHorror #OnlyFangs #IndieHorror #HorrorCommunity #HorrorMovies

On today’s episode of The Final Cut, Travis Brown dives into horror’s latest headlines and hidden stories: Halloween – The Game: IllFonic (Friday the 13th: The Game) brings Michael Myers to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC with both single-player and multiplayer modes. Experience authentic Halloween horror with John Carpenter as executive producer. Horror Made in Indiana: A spotlight on five diverse indie projects—from thrillers and personal shorts to documentaries—proving Indiana’s filmmakers are shaking up the horror scene. Saw III and Scary Movie 4 Connection: Discover the wild trivia that links Saw III’s iconic bathroom set to the parody world of Scary Movie, and how horror’s playful side impacts even its most serious franchises. Each segment ends with a community question, inviting you to share your take on horror gaming, local indie films, and unexpected franchise crossovers. For daily indie horror news, reviews, and festival coverage, visit hmuncut.com. Show Highlights Halloween Game: Michael Myers video game, IllFonic, PS5 horror games, Xbox Series X/S, John Carpenter, single-player and multiplayer horror Indiana Indie Horror: Hoosier filmmakers, indie horror movies, Indiana film projects, local horror films, horror documentaries, regional filmmaking Saw III Trivia: Saw III production, Scary Movie 4 set, horror parody influence, crossover in horror franchises, behind-the-scenes horror facts Listener Q&A: Would you rather play as Michael Myers or try to survive him? Should local indie horror get more national attention? Does horror parody crossover break or boost immersion? Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown covers IllFonic’s big Halloween game announcement, the creative surge of indie horror filmmakers in Indiana, and the surprising connection between Saw III and Scary Movie 4. Each segment ends with a question for listeners, building community engagement around horror’s evolving landscape, from gaming to local cinema and franchise trivia. Top Moments: “Michael Myers gets a single-player campaign in Halloween: The Game” “Five indie horror projects put Indiana on the genre map” “Saw III’s bathroom set was borrowed from Scary Movie 4’s parody” Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for indie horror podcast news and updates Want your horror film, game, or story featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #HorrorNews #MichaelMyers #HalloweenGame #SawIII #ScaryMovie #IndieHorror #HorrorCommunity #HorrorTok #HorrorFans

On today’s Final Cut (8/22/25): • Victorian Psycho — Maika Monroe stars in Bleecker Street’s 1858 gothic horror. • Wicked of Oz — A bloody, low-budget reimagining of Dorothy’s journey. • Black Swan — Darren Aronofsky’s classic returns to theaters in IMAX for one weekend only. Which one excites you most? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👉 Follow us: @HMUNCUT & @TravisNyquill 👉 Support us on Patreon for screenings, merch & bonus content - Victorian Psycho: 1858 gothic horror, Bleecker Street, Maika Monroe, Jason Isaacs, Thomasin McKenzie, Virginia Feito adaptation, psychological thriller film news - Wicked of Oz: Dorothy in a horror Oz, Aaron Mirtes, dark fairy tale movie, gore reimagining, horror fantasy news, November horror releases - Black Swan IMAX: Darren Aronofsky, Natalie Portman, psychological horror, 15th anniversary, IMAX horror re-release, ballet horror classic - Listener Q&A: Do got Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown covers three unique angles in horror: the chilling period thriller Victorian Psycho, the gore-filled fantasy Wicked of Oz, and the IMAX return of Black Swan. Each segment poses a question to the audience, sparking conversation on horror’s literary roots, subversive remakes, and the enduring power of psychological classics. Top Moments: “Maika Monroe stars in Victorian Psycho, a gothic thriller set in 1858 Ireland” “Dorothy battles monstrous Oz icons in Wicked of Oz’s brutal reimagining” “Black Swan returns to theaters in IMAX for its 15th anniversary” Call to Action Want your horror film, series, or book featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for the latest updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with your fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #HorrorNews #MaikaMonroe #WickedOfOz #BlackSwan #IMAX #VictorianPsycho #SlasherCinema #GothicHorror

In today’s Final Cut we break down three big horror stories: – Scream 7 brings back Sidney, Dewey, and past Ghostfaces for a new era. – Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited Frankenstein finally comes to life. – New Regency’s Fixation marks a revival of the erotic thriller. 👉 What do you think—should Ghostfaces stay dead? 👉 Do you want del Toro’s Frankenstein darker or more dramatic? 👉 Are erotic thrillers making a real comeback? For daily horror news: follow @HMUNCUT & @TravisNyquill. Support us on Patreon for screenings, merch & more. 🎥 Keep the lights on. Show Highlights Scream 7: Release date, returning cast (Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette), Kevin Williamson’s direction, suspense over gore, Ghostface legacy Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein: Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Netflix release, practical sets, horror and family drama blend Fixation: New Regency’s erotic thriller, revival of the ‘90s genre, love triangle, Gone Girl/Big Little Lies producers Listener Q&A: Should classic horror icons return? Do you prefer horror or tragedy in Frankenstein? Is the erotic thriller genre due for a comeback? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for indie horror podcast news Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown covers Scream 7’s suspenseful reboot with legacy cast, Guillermo del Toro’s ambitious Frankenstein adaptation, and Fixation’s steamy entry into the revived erotic thriller genre. Each discussion ends with a question for the audience, building community around horror’s diverse directions. Top Moments: “Neve Campbell and Ghostfaces return for Scream 7” “Del Toro reimagines Frankenstein as a family tragedy” “Fixation and the comeback of erotic thrillers” Call to Action Want your horror film, series, or book featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with fellow horror fans! #TheFinalCut #HorrorCommunity #Scream7 #Frankenstein #EroticThriller #HMUNCUT

On today’s episode of The Final Cut, we dive into horror’s latest creative crossovers: Afterlife with Archie heads to Disney+ with a zombie outbreak in Riverdale Coyotes brings Justin Long and Kate Bosworth face-to-face with killer creatures and dark comedy Marlon Wayans adapts Korea’s hit horror-comedy game show Midnight Horror Story for U.S. TV Host Travis Brown breaks down why horror is thriving across comics, creature features, and game shows, with listener questions after each segment. For daily indie horror news, reviews, and festival coverage, visit hmuncut.com. Show Highlights Afterlife with Archie: Disney+ launches a dark Archie zombie series, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa returns as showrunner Coyotes: Justin Long and Kate Bosworth star in a horror-comedy animal attack, premiering at Fantastic Fest 2025 Marlon Wayans: U.S. adaptation of Midnight Horror Story brings celebrity ghost stories and scares to TV Listener Q&A: Is Disney+ right for horror? Does comedy help or hurt animal-attack films? Would you tune in for a horror game show? Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for more indie horror podcast news Transcript Summary & Top Moments Summary: Travis Brown explores three new horror projects—Disney+’s Afterlife with Archie, the animal-attack horror-comedy Coyotes, and Marlon Wayans’ adaptation of Midnight Horror Story. Each segment ends with a listener question, sparking community debate on horror’s evolving formats. Top Moments: “Archie’s zombie apocalypse shambles to Disney+” “Justin Long faces killer coyotes and dark laughs” “Marlon Wayans brings a Korean horror game show to U.S. TV” Call to Action Want your horror film, series, or book featured? Visit hmuncut.com for submission details, daily news, and exclusive reviews. Follow @HMUNCUT and @TravisNyquill for updates, and support us on Patreon for screenings, merch, and bonus content. Keep the lights on—subscribe and share The Final Cut with fellow horror fans! #ArchieComics #Zombies #FantasticFest #MarlonWayans #HorrorComedy #HorrorNews