This episode of TSSP is INSANE. We talked to Adam "Jason Goes to Hell/Secret Santa" Marcus and the director of his new JGTH documentary "Hearts of Darkness: The Making of Jason Goes to Hell", Michael Felsher for nearly two hours, and it was incredible. Not only are these guys incredible filmmakers, but they are both amazing human beings--funny, smart, reflective, compassionate, and beyond knowledgeable about what our show is all about: HORROR. Yes, we actually managed to sus out real terror, horror, and revulsion from both Secret Santa and JGTH, but we also talked about horror itself - all three of SK's levels of fear: Terror, Horror, and Revulsion feature prominently in our discussion. You won't want to miss this one! and as always you can reach us with ideas for the show and feedback on our FB page, in the YouTube comments, or email us at shitlesspodcast@gmail.com

Johnny Favorite is missing, and the debt is finally coming due.

Join S. Michael, Slinky Giallo, and Erin Dawn as they descend into the voodoo-soaked, humid nightmare of Alan Parker’s Angel Heart (1987). From Mickey Rourke’s career peak to Robert De Niro’s peeling eggs, we’re peeling back the layers of this neo-noir masterpiece.

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On the first day you hear him. On the second day you see him. On the third day, you listen to this episode.

Join S. Michael, Slinky Giallo, and Erin Dawn as they cross the bridge into the cosmic abyss of The Empty Man (2020). We’re diving deep into the cult of Pontifex, urban legends, and why David Prior’s misunderstood masterpiece is the ultimate modern slow-burn for some, an exercise in clunkiness for others. Did we love it? Hate it? Find out and let us know how you felt about it!

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Join the lovely Erin Dawn, Slinky Giallo, and S. Michael as they go back to the one that started it all: The original Evil Dead from 1981 starring Bruce Campbell and directed by the enigmatic Sam Raimi. This movie launched a hugely successful franchise chock full of sequels, soft reboots, hard reboots, requels, a TV series, board games, tons of comics and other merch and several video games. JOIN US!!!

Join Slinky Giallo, Erin Dawn, and S Michael as we discuss our favorite anthology film of all time, the Stephen King/George Romero masterpiece of perfectly blended horror and comedy, 1982's CREEPSHOW, starring Ed Harris, Stephen King himself, Adrienne Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, Ted Danson, and Leslie Fucking Nielsen! As well as a cavalcade of other excellent character actors, zombies, crate monsters, exciting space moss, and...bugs. Lots of bugs. "The most fun you'll ever have being scared!"

Ready for a slight change-up in format? This episode Slinky Giallo, the lovely Erin Dawn and S. Michael don't discuss a single film as per usual but rather the Master of Horror himself, Mr. Stephen King, particularly his film/TV adaptations of the 1970s (yes, we know The Shining was released in 1980, but it was FILMED in the '70s, so relax), including Carrie, Salem's Lot, and yes, The Shining. We expect our review of The Shining may raise a few mainstream eyebrows, so check out our hot takes, the effect of nostalgia goggles on our retrospectives, and yeah...the Scared Shit List x3!

Join S Michael, Slinky Giallo, and the lovely Erin Dawn as we discuss the 2019 Nicholas Cage cosmic horror vehicle THE COLOR OUT OF SPACE, based on a story by the great H.P. Lovecraft. Considered a good "starter package" for those who want to dip their toes in the cosmic horror subgenre, the film is chock full of madness, existential dread, body horror, strange phenomena from beyond, and, yes, plenty of Cage Rage! So get ready for a butt ton of magenta soaked terror as we do a deep dive into one of the better adaptations of Lovecraft's work practically guaranteed to scare you shitless!

Yes, S Michael, Slinky Giallo, and the lovely Erin Dawn are actually doing a MODERN horror film (the first of many to come), and boy is this one a doozy! Taking what Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, and Grave Encounters accomplished with found footage and turning it up a notch on the creepiness meter, 2014's CREEP is definitely as good as its namesake and launched a franchise that is still going to this day.