Oct 29, 202620 min
What happens when you film a killer-clown horror movie inside a real, working adventure park? In this special interview, William sits down with Charlie Shaw's Revenge writer and director John Langridge and producer...
About this Podcast:
A married couple dives headfirst into horror — one lifelong fanatic, one brave volunteer. The Fear Review is where William and Amy watch everything from slashers and creature features to new theatrical releases, then sit down to argue, laugh, and occasionally question their life choices. Each week they break down a new and classic horror films with sharp takes, real relationship energy, and the kind of brutally honest reactions only a husband and wife can get away with. Expect rankings, rants, sarcastic commentary, and the occasional existential crisis brought on by a questionable sequel. Whether you’re a hardcore horror nerd or you watch with one eye closed (like Amy), this show brings the scares, the laughs, and the surprisingly heartfelt conversations that happen when you mix marriage with monsters. Around here, the fear is family.
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What is The Fear Review about?
A married couple dives headfirst into horror, one lifelong fanatic, one brave volunteer. The Fear Review is where William and Amy watch everything from slashers and creature features to new theatrical releases, then sit down to argue, laugh, and occasionally question their life choices.
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Recent episodes include "Charlie Shaw's Revenge: John Langridge & Renato Pires Interview" (29 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Clayface Review: DC Goes Full Body Horror" (23 October 2026, 8 minutes), and "The Cycle Review: Deborah Ann Woll and a Supernatural Mystery" (21 October 2026, 6 minutes).
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The Fear Review publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 10 minutes.
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Episode #116
Clayface Review: DC Goes Full Body Horror
Oct 23, 20268 minClayface takes one of Batman's villains and turns him into a full-on body horror movie, and Amy was not looking forward to this one. The trailers were already enough to gross her out, but the actual movie takes things...
Oct 21, 20266 minA crime investigation, a supernatural mystery, and some practical effects that Amy could barely watch. The Cycle has a lot going on, but this is one movie we're not going to spoil. Deborah Ann Woll stars in this Shudder...
Oct 20, 20268 minDevour (2026) has vampires, a werewolf, a heavy-metal band, and more monsters than we know what to do with. It sounded like exactly the kind of horror movie William would love. Amy was on board for the vampires. But...
Oct 15, 20265 minThe Caged (2026) made its world premiere at Screamfest, and this haunted house horror movie caught us off guard. A family moves into a home with a dark history, and before long, they're dealing with ghosts, possession...
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Oct 15, 20265 minSerena is an AI thriller that unfolds almost entirely on a computer screen. So how do you keep a movie like that interesting? For our Screamfest 2026 review, William and Amy discuss Rob Alicea's film about a struggling...
Oct 14, 20267 minWhat happens when the actors in a horror movie don't know exactly when the scares are coming? For this Screamfest 2026 interview, William sits down with Abandoned (2026) director Joby Stephens and stars Grace Gallagher...
Oct 13, 20267 minWhat happens when a horror director keeps some of the scares hidden from the actors themselves? In this episode of The Fear Review, William and Amy review Abandoned (2026), director Joby Stephens' found-footage horror...
Oct 12, 202615 minOther Mommy (2026) has a genuinely terrifying monster, a creepy Jessica Chastain, and some surprisingly nasty horror. So why did we leave the theater feeling disappointed? In this episode of The Fear Review, William and...
Oct 1, 20267 minThe Swallow takes one of the great irrational fears of anyone who grew up watching movies in the ’80s and turns it into a creature feature: what if the quicksand actually fought back? We caught Kevin Kölsch and Dennis...
Episode #109
Bloody Tennis: Sandra Guldberg Kampp Interview
Sep 25, 20269 minBloody Tennis star Sandra Guldberg Kampp joins The Fear Review to talk about playing Sophie as the movie gets increasingly strange, brutal and downright disgusting. Sandra takes us through Sophie's gradual...
Episode #109
Bloody Tennis Director Nikias Chryssos Interview: Brutality, Ambition and That Cat Scene
Sep 25, 202615 minBloody Tennis director Nikias Chryssos joins The Fear Review to talk about building the film's escalating brutality, unnerving body horror and the ambition that drives its players past any reasonable limit. We get into...
Sep 24, 20267 minKung Fu Deadly mixes martial arts, Jiangshi, slapstick comedy and a surprising amount of heart and somehow all of it works. We caught the film as part of our Fantastic Fest 2026 coverage, and this ended up being way...
Sep 23, 202617 minNo Rest for the Wicked director Kasper Kalle joins The Fear Review to talk about bringing Karl Heinrich Ulrichs’ 1884 short story Manor to the screen, filming in the Faroe Islands, and adapting a very different kind of...
Sep 21, 202620 minThe Squirrel writer/director Markus Lehmusruusu and star Mimosa Willamo join The Fear Review following the film’s Fantastic Fest international premiere. Markus explains why the most frightening thing about the movie’s...
Sep 20, 20267 minThe Squirrel drops us into a future where everything is clean, safe and controlled. People have traded intimacy, freedom and a little bit of chaos for comfort and then Pasi discovers what may be the last living squirrel...
Sep 18, 202612 minAmy said months ago that she was not going to see another Zach Cregger movie in a theater. Then the first 30 minutes of Resident Evil scared her enough to change her mind. After buying tickets in Orlando for the...
Sep 16, 202610 minLittermates writers/directors Scott Tinkham and Michael Woloson join The Fear Review ahead of Fantastic Fest to talk about building a movie designed to keep audiences questioning what they can trust. Scott and Michael...
Sep 4, 20269 minOnslaught should have been an easy win: super soldiers, buckets of blood, over-the-top action, Dan Stevens and a movie that seems determined to turn everything up to 15. So how did all that chaos somehow stop being fun...
Episode #107
Colony Review: A Great Idea That Divided Us
Aug 24, 202610 minColony, the latest infected horror film from Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho, gave us two very different reactions. Amy went in excited but found the movie repetitive and eventually checked out. William agreed that...
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