In this brief welcome back to the year 2020, Reed and Nathan discuss updates and lay out what listeners can expect from The Fear of God through the year 2020, which will involve some special participation from listeners as we countdown the top ten favorit

Prepare yourselves for the grooviest Complete Conversation yet. As we made our way through 9 entries of horror comedies called #funnyordie, we also covered the entire series -- 3 seasons and 30 episodes -- of the Starz Original series ASH VS EVIL DEAD. C

Sprawling over 10 weeks, covering details for every single episode, we unpacked our thoughts on Mike Flanagan's THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE in small segments through our series #netflixandchills and #flannelgraphflanagan. Now, here is the epic deep-dive i

There's plenty to discuss "besides" horror every once in a while. Hence, The Fear of God proudly presents: The B-Sides, an occasional, periodic, bonus conversation about things not necessarily horror but most definitely discussion-worthy. In this inaugur

So, it's come to this. Time has passed, the year is now behind us, and we have once again assembled the Loser's Club (albeit missing some key members) for a discussion of IT CHAPTER TWO, the conclusion of the adaptation of the epic masterwork by Stephen K

We close out our series of #differentseasons, ostensibly also saying goodbye to this year's continuing series of Stephen King material, #19, with arguably one of his most widely seen adaptations: THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION. 25 years ago, this clunky-titled,

We press on through our non-horror Stephen King material with this #differentseasons installment, an adaptation of the story "Low Men in Yellow Coats" from the King book, HEARTS IN ATLANTIS. Before traversing that ground, we stop through a much heavier Ki

We welcome back the shenanigans of ole Ahnold himself in this installment of #differentseasons where we tackle THE RUNNING MAN from 1987. Originally a rather grim and fast-paced novel written under Stephen King's pseudonym of Richard Bachman, THE RUNNING

Kicking off a unique series for us, we are taking our cue from Stephen King's first collection of non-horror material and launching #differentseasons, a short series closing out the year with some of King's most noteworthy non-horror pieces. We start with

Vas is das?! We're heading back to Winden for a final time (for now?) as we bring #speakingintongues to a close with a final discussion of the Netflix series, DARK, Season 2. We are once again joined by our special foreign correspondent, Vera to do a deep