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Jeff and Jason sit down with Scarehouse director Gavin Michael Booth.

Subscribe To The Creepercast: Jeff and Jason review the Canadian mean girls freak The Scarehouse!

Subscribe To The Creepercast: We complete our series on the state of independent horror in the great state of Maine with an interview with writer/director Corey Norman of Bonfire Films, The Hanover House, NATAL, Tickle, and so much more!

Subscribe To The Creepercast: We continue our 3 part series on the state of Independent horror in Maine with the anthology film festival Damnationland 2014: The Way Life Should Bleed. See the complete breakdown plus exclusive clips here.

Subscribe To The Creepercast: Jeff and Jason talk about the state of Independent horror in the land of Stephen King as we review How to Kill a Zombie and The Hanover house!

Subscribe To The Creepercast:   Jeff and Jason go into the catacombs of Paris and get philosophical with As Above, So Below. Which leads to a found footage discussion!

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Subscribe To The Creepercast: Jeff and Jason go face to face with the Babadook and survive without going crazy(er)! Also we want to send a birthday wish out to our very own Uber Spencer!

It's The Return Of The Creepercast...With Jeff and Jason.

April 2014 Independent Feature Review: 'Black Rock'!!!

In this episode of The Creepercast, we take on monster movies with 2008's Cloverfiled and 2006's The Host (aka Gwoemul)

"This is a cautionary tale about the bad things that happen to bullies, and those who cause those bad things. It isn't pretty."

For the month of March, we head to the Leprechaun island for 2 film that have nothing to do with little people in tall hats.

For the Month of Love, we look at 2 films that take "love" and obsession to a new level in 2012's Maniac and 2002's May.

Patrick attempts to do what no one has tried before by defending the works of M. Night Shyamalama-ding-dong against Jeff's known dislike and disdain.

Our voyeuristic nature is put on trial again and this time it goes for the gut! “Gut” came to us a few months back but I thought, since so many people are sending us their low budget films to be reviewed, that this one we needed to see as a group and talk about for the monthly independent review To keep updated friend us, follow us, Google us! Facebook: http://Facebook.com/creepercast Twitter: http://twitter.com/creepercast Google+: creepercast.com/gplus Visit the website at www.creepercast.comFamily man Tom has seen something he can't forget, a mysterious video with an ugly secret that soon spreads into his daily life and threatens to dismantle everything around him.

Mike and Jason get a visit from 'Bad Kids go to Hell' writer/Direrector Matthew Spradlin. Matthew gives behind the scenes look at what it took to transform 'Bad Kids' from comic to film...And what it takes to make the world's most perfect nipples. To keep updated friend us, follow us, Google us! Facebook: http://Facebook.com/creepercast Twitter: http://twitter.com/creepercast Google+: creepercast.com/gplus Visit the website at www.creepercast.com

A 26-chapter anthology that showcases death in all its vicious wonder and brutal beauty.

Coming up on this episode of The Creepercast. True Blood starts this week, Hansel and Grettel get a sequel, and what Walking Dead actor got arrested for sending President Obama Rican. We watch some movies about...well US. First it's 1986's Night of the Creeps, then 2000's They Nest (AKA Creepy Crawlers). Jeff isn't here this week, so we have Mike from the EOTA Podcast filling in as a way to confuse the hell out me. And Mike gives his review of '666 Park Avenue', in Captain Creeper's book corner.

This episode: We climb into the Cube (1997) an exercise in making a film with the simplest set and camera work, making the actors the complete driving force of the film, Cube 2: Hypercube (2003) which had very little if anything to do eith the original although it did star Nick Knight, and Cube Zero (2004), a supposed prequel that looks and feels like a sequel to the original! We also consider whether or not NBC's Experiment in Television – The Cube (1969) and The Twilight Zone's “Five Characters in Search of an Exit” influenced the franchise!