Hosted by Lance Schibi & Erica Shultz · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 141 episodes
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Looking for the best in deep-cut horror movies? We've got you covered. Hosts Lance and Erica bring you reviews of underseen horror movies, specifically those with fewer than 1,000 views on Letterboxd. From Italian to British, slasher to SOV, no stone goes unturned. Logo by Cody Schibi
Lance Schibi & Erica Shultz hosts Unsung Horrors, a tv show with 141 episodes published.
TV movie expert and Michael Parks afficionado Amanda Reyes is back to talk about The Werewolf of Woodstock! Dunebuggies! Chili! Anger Management! All that and more in just under 70 minutes. Follow Amanda on IG, Bluesky,
After a much needed break we return only to spend almost half the episode being grossed out by the lead actor. Despite this, GD's gives his performance in The Machine as much as he gave to any role for which he won an aw
We're closing out 2025 with a review of our Letterboxd stats and then doing something a little different: instead of looking back and discussing favorite new-to-me watches (most of which we would have already discussed i
No Rules November continues with Arturo Riptein's Aunt Alejandra aka La Tia Alejandra and special returning guest Abraham Castillo Flores, who shares a wealth of knowledge about the film, its cast and crew, and mummies!
It's our annual recap of all the films we watched for this year's charity challenge. Thanks to our awesome listeners, over $2000 was raised for Best Friends Animal Society, as well as hundreds more for other charities al
It's No Rules November, the one month of the year when we ignore our "under 1000 views" rule. Lance's pick for this month is the necro-romance drama Love Me Deadly. Join us as we fall in love with Fred's sensitivity and
Jack's Back! No, we're not covering the same movie twice, but we ARE covering another Jack the Ripper film, this one a low-budget one from the backwoods of Alabama but with the effects of a big city horror movie. Sam Pan
Feeling nostalgic? Well, if not, you will after this episode and our discussion of the made-for-tv movie about an old Hollywood actor who just can't let go of the golden years. Also, Lance sings. Next episode: https://ww
This week we discuss Eloy de la Iglesia's venture into House of Psychotic Women territory in this Spanish murder mystery. Put down those binoculars, L.B., and listen to our discussion of The Glass Ceiling. Available to s
It's Shawgust and that means two things: we're talking about a Shaw Brothers horror movie, and Ian Jane from Rock Shock Pop and numerous commentary tracks for releases of Shaw Brothers' films is back to join us. This tim
Shawgust is here once again, our annual foray in the world of Shaw Brothers horror movies. This episode we discuss Sex Beyond the Grave, which is not a salacious as the title suggests, but is a rape-revenge and gambling
There is no shortage of film and television adaptations of Poe's short story, and we're covering another one, this time from 1966 from director Harold Hoffman. We also spend more time than we should discussing his nature
We've got a reservation at the Hermit Hotel, a house of lost souls, and you're invited to stay with us (for the length of this episode). This week we discuss Umberto Lenzi's The House of Lost Souls, one of four televisio
It's our annual recap of our Junesploitation challenge watches. From Blaxploitation to Italian horror, we're covering a lot of ground in this one, plus an abundance of Mercedes McCambridge, background kitten meows, and E
This week we're welcoming Dr. Julia Smith for a discussion of the acid western subgenre and the 1965 film, Run Home Slow. Lance gets into the (tumble)weeds of details about the cast, and Erica's audio is borked throughou
This week we're covering an underseen gem from 1970s New York about an artist on a killing spree, Kent Bateman's The Headless Eyes. It's the perfect cocktail of 2 parts Driller Killer, 1 part Any Milligan, and 1 part Dor
It's Giallo... May? Better late than never as we dive into the comic book/fumete world of Sexy Cat. Claws, comedy, killer outfits, and a killer so obvious, even Erica figured it out early. Watch it here before listening:
This episode we're discussing Mike Diana's SOV masterpiece, Blood Brothers from 1989. There's a lot to discuss about his entanglements with censorship as well as the subjectivity of his art, so for some additional contex
We're closing out the year once again with our top 5 new-to-me watches of the year. Not much horror on these lists, but you'll get a sense of what we love outside of our primary genre. Silent films, Mexican and Hong Kong
We're closing out this year's No Rules November by taking a trip back to one of our favorite countries, Spain. Eugenio Martin's A Candle for the Devil (not the censored It Happened at Nightmare Inn version) packs a punch
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