Are we really coming up on THREE full-feature films into the Clown Motel franchise? Yup!

To celebrate, Joe Z. and Eddie C. catch up with writer/director/actor/producer Joseph Kelly as he readies to bring the third installment to market. Crowdfunding for the latest project has begun and Red River Horror is excited to see the new stars that have been announced so far join other horror legends like Ari Lehman at one of the scariest places in America - The Clown Motel in Tonopoh, NV. Oh yes, it's real, and it's spectacular (...ly creepy)

Link to help fund Clown Motel: 3 Ways to Hell - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/clown-motel-3-ways-to-hell-feature-horror-film#/

THEM: The Scare makes its way to Prime Video on April 25...and Joe and Eddie are right in the middle of all of the action. This episode of the Red River Horror podcast includes a full preview of the show featuring interviews with actress Deborah Ayorinde and actor Joshua J. Williams. Ayorinde plays Dawn Reeve, one of the only women of color in all of the LAPD's robbery and homicide division. Her son, Kel, is portrayed by Williams. As Dawn gets deeper into a grisly murder case, her family begins to be drug into the fold as well in the worst possible way.

The Scare marks the second season in the horror anthology series THEM, written and produced by Little Marvin and available exclusively on Prime Video.

SPOILERS AHEAD! Joe Zakrzewski and Eddie Caiazzo take their first joint trip to the theater since 2021 as team Red River Horror to catch 20th Century Studios' latest film The First Omen. Both Joe and Eddie are fans of The Omen (1976), directed by Richard Donner starring Gregory Peck all those years ago. The original Omen was a response to the success of the incomparable The Exorcist in the space of religious horror/thriller films. The latter about demonic possession, the former about the antichrist - named Damien.

How did Damien come to be? Find out in The First Omen, directed by Arkasha Stevenson, who who co-wrote the film with Tim Smith and Keith Thomas based on a story by Ben Jacoby.

Joe and Eddie grab their proton packs and join the Ghostbusters old-and-new as they head back to NYC for another bout against the pesky specters that go bump in the night. Will the new Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire impress the way Afterlife did? Only time will tell. But rest-assured -- the Red River Horror crew will be there to cover it all.

Enjoy this episode as a trip down memory lane and a fun-filled preview of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.

Joe Zakrzewski loves Reddit. Eddie Caiazzo knows what Reddit is. What does that mean? That means Joe gets to ask Eddie lots of questions posed by Redditors in the popular r/Horror thread of the site, also lovingly known as Dreadit.

All bets are off. It's time to enter the deep, dark halls of Dreadit.

HBO's True Detective: Night Country sure can be polarizing. Critics LOVED it (currently sitting at 92% fresh from critics on Rotten Tomatoes). The Audience Score...is just north of 50%. No pun intended.

Joe Zakrzewski and Eddie Caiazzo from Red River Horror dissect the highlights and the lowlights of the coldest entry yet in HBO's True Detective series.

About True Detective: Night Country (season 4) -- Jodie Foster and Kali Reis star in this anthology crime drama written and directed by Issa López. This season is set in the fictional town of Ennis, Alaska, and takes place during the period of time known as the polar night (a period of uninterrupted darkness).

The Red River Horror podcast returns to 2024 with a sharp icicle right through your head! Radio hall-of-famer Steve Morrison from Preston & Steve helps host Joe Zarzewski and Eddie Caiazzo sort through some of the best cold-weather horror flicks, while providing some of his favorite modern horror films.

It's "The Return" of Steve Morrison to Red River Horror, and it's not to be missed if you're a horror fan.

Red River Horror Founder Eddie Caiazzo brings with him two very special guests to celebrate the remastering of a fantastic film from the 1980s -- "Witness"

Staci Layne Wilson, a regular contributor to Red River Horror, was recruited as the film historian tasked with creating a visual essay packaged with the brand new 4K UHD re-release of the film. Matt Fahnestock from Discover Lancaster brings us local knowledge from where the majority of "Witness" takes place, including places you can visit from the film. Did you know the phone booth that Harrison Ford used still exists in Intercourse, PA? Learn all that and so much more in episode 102 of the Red River Horror podcast.

Important Links from this Podcast:

• Purchase the Limited Edition 4K UHD Release of Witness
• Don't just visit Lancaster -- DISCOVER LANCASTER
• Visit some of where the film was shot with LoKal Experiences