HeyJaredThe Horror Aisle
A horror podcast hosted by three friends who live for creepy soundtracks, practical effects, and movies that stick with you long after the credits roll.
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Bonus episode!: The girls room! (Hottest men in horror featuring Carrie and Allisha) (opens the original)
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This week the boys are off so the girls take over! They talk the hottest men in horror, play games, talk horror news and also Degrassi.
Episode 15: Queer horror for all (opens the original)
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This week with the release of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, the gang talks their favorite queer horror movies, Jeremy almost dies and Ferty finds out who Bruce Campbell is
Episode 14: These movies suck! (But we love them) (opens the original)
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This week Jeremy and Drew go over their top 5 so bad they’re good movies, the latest horror news and you know Drew crushes the game they play.
Episode 13: Top 10 horror movies of 2026 so far (opens the original)
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This week Ferty is back with the boys! They’re talking their top 10 horror movies of 2026 so far (and whatever movies Ferty can remember). They also give you the latest horror news, new Ferty notes and the newest movies in the Poohniverse Pinocchio Unstrung!
Episode 12: Wet Hot American Summerween (ft Carrie!) (opens the original)
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This week Carrie joins the gang as they talk summerweek movies, Drew makes Jeremy mad with his letterbox ratings and we talk Evil Dead Burn and everything we’re excited for in the back half of 2026!
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