My name is Jose Zaragoza, and as a fellow lover of all things scary, I'm thrilled to invite you on a journey through the world of horror movies. In each episode, I sit down with a random guest who, like you and me, who has been profoundly impacted by a particular horror film. Together, we unravel the psychological layers that make these movies so captivating. Join me as we talk about the horror films you like and the guest that love them.
Join me as we go to Camp Crystal Lake and uncover the story behind Friday the 13th. From the film’s Halloween inspired beginnings, gruesome practical effects, and to the shocking identity of its killer. We'll explore how a simple summer camp horror story became the beginning of an iconic franchise.
14 Sept 2026
The Blackening
Join my guest Leron Daniels (YouTube: LeronL3AD TV (https://youtube.com/@leronl3adtv?si=h1KLciGhPpNGXQLV)) and I as we discuss the comedy horror The Blackening, black culture, Blaxploitation, and the scenes that made us laugh.
20 Jul 2026
Dracula and Nosferatu
In this episode of Horror Glass Podcast, we trace the origins of Dracula and Nosferatu, uncovering the fascinating lawsuit that nearly erased Nosferatu from history, and explore how these two vampires shaped the horror genre. From Bram Stoker's Dracula to the silent classic Nosferatu and its modern re-imagining, we'll examine their symbolism, their cultural impact, and what they reveal about fear, desire, immigration, and the idea of "the Other."
Sit down, grab your garlic, keep an eye on that shadow, and join me as we look beyond the monster.
11 Jun 2026
Grimm Disney Horror
Beneath the magic, romance, and happily ever afters lurks something much darker. For generations, we've embraced these stories as tales of wonder, filled with enchanted kingdoms, heroic journeys, and dreams come true. But long before they became beloved family films and bedtime stories, they were cautionary tales born from fear, loss, and the darker side of human nature. Tonight, we are pulling back the curtain to uncover the horror that has been hiding in these stories all along.
17 May 2026
28 Days Later
Take a dive with my special guest Mariah and I as we go over the film 28 Days Later. Listen as we discuss the introduction of a new zombie, the loneliness we have to endure in a post apocalyptic world, making the most difficult decisions, and the true villains of the film.
21 May 2024
The Thing Pt 2 - John Carpenter
We continue with John Carpenter's "The Thing". Despite mixed reviews at its release, "The Thing" has since been re-evaluated and is now considered a cult classic, praised for its atmosphere, tension, and visual effects. My guest George Arriola and I continue our discussion on themes such as isolation and trust, the film’s impact today and reflect on how such themes come to play in our lives. Welcome back to the Horror Glass.
21 May 2024
The Thing Pt 1 - John Carpenter
Directed by John Carpenter, "The Thing" is a science fiction horror film set in a remote Antarctic research station. The station's crew, led by helicopter pilot R.J. MacReady (Kurt Russell), soon discovers the horrific truth after an alien reveals itself. As the creature's nature becomes evident, paranoia and mistrust spread among the men, as any one of them could be the Thing in disguise. My guest George Arriola will help us delve into the the films groundbreaking special effects and themes such as isolation and trust. Welcome to the Horror Glass.
10 Mar 2024
Psycho-Alfred Hitchcock
What started as a school project became a hobby. Enjoy the original podcast episode in its original form that started it all.
Prepare to delve into the chilling world of Alfred
Hitchcock's iconic masterpiece, "Psycho," with our special guest Stephen Hackney! Join us as we unlock the secrets behind the making of this timeless horror classic. Stephen, a seasoned film watcher and Hitchcock enthusiast, shares captivating insights into the film's groundbreaking elements, the director's work, and the enduring impact of "Psycho" on the horror genre.
Uncover the behind-the-scenes tales of Hitchcock's meticulous direction, the groundbreaking use of sound and music to build tension, and the spine-tingling performances that brought the characters to life. Stephen offers a unique perspective on the film's legacy, discussing its influence on popular culture and its enduring relevance in today's cinematic landscape.
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