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Hosted by Horror Fools · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 128 episodes
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Three idiots watch and discuss horror movies.
Horror Fools hosts Horror Bull Film School, a tv show with 128 episodes published.
"Well does anyone care about me and my boy?" The Horror Bulls fire up the chainsaw for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), Marcus Nispel's grimy remake that transformed Leatherface into an unstoppable force of terror. We
"Is man, indeed, a walrus at heart?" The Horror Bulls dive into Tusk (2014), Kevin Smith's delightfully deranged body horror about an arrogant podcaster who stumbles into the interview from hell. We unpack Michael Parks'
"If I had a dick, this is where I'd tell you to suck it." The Horror Bulls head to Maine for Lake Placid (1999), the creature feature that mixes giant crocodile attacks with surprisingly sharp comedy. We break down the p
"So sweet of you to come back." The Horror Bulls open the puzzle box once again for Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988), the sequel that expands Clive Barker’s nightmare mythology into a sprawling labyrinth of pain, obsessio
"I hope I give you the shits, you fucking wimp." The Horror Bulls head into the Scottish Highlands for Dog Soldiers (2002), Neil Marshall’s savage blend of military action, siege horror, and practical-effects werewolf ca
"We're gonna be a staaaaaaar!" The Horror Bulls pull back the curtain on Magic (1978), the eerie psychological horror where Anthony Hopkins battles stage fright, fractured identity, and one deeply unsettling ventriloquis
"Kill her if you can, loverboy!" The Horror Bulls crack open the Necronomicon with The Evil Dead (1981), Sam Raimi’s feral, low-budget nightmare that turned a cabin in the woods into ground zero for demonic possession. W
"You're all going to die down here." The Horror Bulls descend into the Hive with Resident Evil (2002), Paul W.S. Anderson’s action-horror spin on the legendary video game franchise. From amnesia plots to zombie outbreaks
"I'll take it from you, homie, you'll see, cause you know the Leprechaun is the real O.G." The Horror Bulls roll up with Leprechaun in the Hood (2000), the sequel where the franchise fully abandons logic and leans into p
"This guy's deader than shit." The Horror Bulls dig into Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993), the most bizarre detour in the Friday the 13th saga. Jason explodes, possesses random bodies, and somehow drags the fr
"Statistically you're more likely to die in a hospital than anywhere else." The Horror Bulls descend into The Void (2016), a blood-soaked love letter to 80s cosmic horror packed with cult robes, hospital nightmares, and
"This place is aching for a video! " The Horror Bulls set sail with Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989), the entry that famously promises NYC mayhem and mostly delivers cruise-ship carnage. We break d
"Put me closer to the window." The Horror Bulls check back into the Bates Motel for Psycho III (1986), Anthony Perkins’ nastier, hornier, bloodier sequel that drags Norman kicking and screaming into the slasher era. We t
"Billy's silly!" The Horror Bulls step into Session 9 (2001), Brad Anderson’s icy, echo-filled descent into mental collapse set inside the very real Danvers State Hospital. We unpack the dread-by-design atmosphere, the t
"You're just a little pregnant." The Horror Bulls cradle A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989), a gothic swing for the fences where Freddy weaponizes pregnancy, comic books, and grief. We dissect the dream
"Got Milk?" The Horror Bulls take a bite out of The Gingerdead Man (2005), a flour-dusted, low-budget oddity where Gary Busey plays a reanimated killer cookie. We break down the doughy dialogue, baking puns, wrestling su
"I would really hate to be your scrotum right about now." The Horror Bulls unravel Abruptio (2024), the grotesque, years-in-the-making puppet horror nightmare that turns paranoia, puppetry, and social commentary into one
"Can't a girl get laid around here without being burned at the stake?" The Horror Bulls step behind the velvet rope for Waxwork (1988), a chaotic horror-fantasy ride through cursed exhibits, melting faces, werewolves, Dr
"How many people did he kill last year?!" The Horror Bulls return to Haddonfield for Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989), where Michael's mask is loose, Loomis is losing it, and Jamie Lloyd is having psychic
"Fire doesn't cleanse, it blackens!" The Horror Bulls descend into the fog with Silent Hill (2006), Christophe Gans’ stylish, surreal adaptation of the classic horror video game. From pyramid-headed executioners to melti
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Horror Bull Film School is hosted by Horror Fools. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 128 episodes.
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