As Anthony T is recovering from RI Comic Con, he has an interview this episode. In this episode, Anthony T chats with actress Meghan Adara to talk about her new film the British Psychological horror film "The Cellar". Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he sticks with Psychological horror to review a film directed by a director who's last film "We're All Going to the World's Fair" ended up on his top ten list of 2022.

Anthony T is back with the last episode of Horror month on the podcast. In this episode, he talks about Terrifier 3 beating Joker 2 and spending a week at number 1 at the box office. Then, he will give his preview of RI Comic Con 2024 which takes place November 1st - 3rd in Providence, RI. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a new Halloween film on Screambox for better or worse.

Anthony T is back in quick time with another new episode. In this edition, he plays catch up on the news on Terrifier 3 news causing controversy with the French ratings board and the filmmakers collaboration with Ice Nine Kills on the official song for Terrifier 3, NBC Universal cancel Chucky plus new Chucky documentary coming to Shudder. Then, he gives his thoughts about his recent trip to Hartford, CT and the CT Horrorfest convention that took place there. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film that he's been waiting two years to see as it's been held hostage in the WBD vault.

Anthony T is back from a crazy month of going to two horror conventions back to back as he's back to chat about all things horror as it's October and its horror month on the podcast. In this edition, he talks about the serious nature of the dark side of fandom in a stark commentary on the news story that actress Melissa Barrera was forced to cancel all of her future convention appearances due to the toxic fandom on social media. After that, Anthony T spends time chatting about quite possibly the best horror/pop culture convention experience that he has ever had when he went to Silver Scream Con 3 as he talks about the convention and the concert he went to.

Anthony T's back with a Silver Scream Con preview episode. Before that, he talks about the remake of "Salem's Lot" finally getting released even though it isn't hitting theaters like originally intended. Since it's about Silver Scream Con 3 this episode, he dives into how the world of horror and rock music can co-exist by highlighting some of the bands that have successfully done that. He previews the con itself that takes place this weekend September 13th -15th at the DCU Center and Worcester Palladium. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a new film that can be found to rent on one streaming platform starring one of the Silver Scream Con 3 guests.

Anthony T is back and he has a lot to talk about. In this edition, is a new "Spawn" on its way to becoming a reality as Blumhouse Productions already has a screenplay? He then talks about AEW Programming mysteriously appearing on MAX internationally. After that, he discusses convention do's and don'ts as con season has arrived so it is time for a refresher on that subject. In What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film starring two of the stars of "Terrifier."

Anthony T is back with another edition as he has a lot of things to talk about including latest Terrifier news, Blumhouse news, and AEW news including a shocking bloody heel turn. Then Anthony T dives into some Silver Scream Con Talk as he wonders if it is wrong to be very excited for a screen used car showing up at that convention. All this plus What's Anthony T Watching where he gives a director a second chance after one of his films he reviewed on the podcast earlier this year was awful.

Anthony T is back as its all about wrestling on this episode as he talks about WWE doing two nights of SummerSlam next year. He will also give his thoughts about AEW's latest PPV Double or Nothing 2024. Then in What's Anthony T's Watching, he reviews an Australian film that takes place in New York City.

Anthony T is back as this is a review heavy episode plus he goes into the world of horror magazines. In this edition, he gives his thoughts on the passing of one the greatest independent horror producers Roger Corman as he chats about some of his favorite Corman produced films. Then he has two reviews this episode sandwiched in between his interview as he first reviews the indie shocker "The Black Mass", then he brings on to the podcast Scars Magazine founder Raymond Dowaliby to chat about the magazine, its relaunch and why he chose the film "The Black Mass" to be the feature film in their return issue. Finally in What's Anthony T Watching, the podcast critic in him won as he's hitting the late night circuit to review "Late Night with the Devil" which is on Shudder.

Anthony T's got to stop with these "one episode per month" issue. It it wasn't his fault this month as he was caught up in Wrestlemania and Blumhousemania fever. In this edition, he talks about Jason Blum and Lionsgate's desire to remake "The Blair Witch Project" which he doesn't like at all. Then Anthony T gives his thoughts on the two night wrestling extravaganza known as Wrestlemania XL, or how Dwayne needed to be part of the main event on night one. Then in "What's Anthony T's Watching", he reviews Blumhouse Productions latest film about a killer pool. Sounds like the plot of a B-Movie, yet it did hit theaters in 2024.   

Anthony T is back after a little longer break than expected. He probably wishes he was on that he was still on break as there's a lot of why's and what's in this episode as there are a lot of topics like the first trailer for "The Crow '' reboot, "Late Night with the Devil '' controversy. But the main topics that gets him going are the fact that Dwayne aka "The Rock" needs to have the spotlight and put WWE's three major stars for night two of Wrestlemania in jeopardy of injury so he can main event another Wrestlemania and how some indie horror filmmakers are giving indie horror a bad name by using characters from the public domain to make a quick buck and diminish true independent horror. All of this plus he reviews a recent horror film that has an identity crisis.

Anthony T is back with part 2 of his look back at 2023 with the 6th annual horror show awards. And yes, this might have been the most difficult episode to produce. But before he can do that, he talks about the WWE's deal with Netflix for Monday Night Raw. Then after the horror show awards in What's Anthony T"s Watching, he reviews the latest H.P Lovecraft adaptation that would have ended up on his top 10 list if he saw it in 2023.

Anthony T is back with part 2 of his look back at 2023 with the 6th annual horror show awards. And yes, this might have been the most difficult episode to produce. But before he can do that, he talks about the WWE's deal with Netflix for Monday Night Raw. Then after the horror show awards in What's Anthony T"s Watching, he reviews the latest H.P Lovecraft adaptation that would have ended up on his top 10 list if he saw it in 2023.

It's the first episode of 2024 and you know what means its the return of the horror whammies celebrating the worst in horror in 2023. It means Anthony T talks about some of the films that made embarrassed to be a horror fan in awards show format. After that, its 2023 rewind in What's Anthony T's Watching.

It's the 6th installment of the best of Anthony T's and Horror & Wrestling. In this episode, we revisit past rants including "Death Rider in the House of Vampires" resurfacing at the Cannes Film Festival Marketplace, Bob Iger is an Idiot, Card Subject to Change/ Bad Booking 101 and more.

Anthony T saves his longest episode for the last new episode of the year as the next one is a best of. In this edition Anthony T finally gets to his RI Comic Con Review after the SAG strike ending forced him to shelf his review of the convention last episode. Then he tried to review both AEW Full Gear and WWE Survivor Series in twenty minutes to disastrous results resulting in this long episode. All this, plus Anthony T returns to the theater in What's Anthony T Watching to review Eli Roth's latest film "Thanksgiving".

The SAG Strike is over or is it. In this edition, Anthony T talks about the SAG settlement with the major studios and why there seems to be some backlash over this agreement. After that, he talks about all the horror film news he missed during the strike while "Salem's Lot" still doesn't have a release date. Finally in What's Anthony T Watching, he has some quick reviews of recent films that recently hit various streaming networks.

Anthony T is back after having problems coming up with an episode. In this episode, he will chat about how talks broke down between the major studios and the actors. Then, he talks about Tony Khan's meltdown on X and why it's making AEW look bad. He then goes into commentary mode as to why he thinks the theater owners are latching onto Taylor Swift and supporting the major studios in the actors strike instead of trying to put pressure on the major studios to settle with the actors. And in What's Anthony T's Watching, he reviews a film that takes place at a family amusement complex and no it's not the film you're all thinking of.

Anthony T is back from another con and ready to tackle the latest strike and wrestling news. In this edition, Anthony T talks about the tentative settlement between the writers and the major studios. Then he admits that he was wrong about Brawl In as he talks about CM Punk getting fired by AEW. After that, Anthony T is back on the con scene as he shares his thoughts about Terror Con 2023 that took place back on September 15th - 17th in Marlborough, MA. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film that he picked up at Terror Con that involves a killer on the loose and horny teenagers.

Anthony T is back as its wrestling heavy on this episode as he talks about the recent passings of Terry Funk and Windham Rotunda aka Bray Wyatt. Then he reviews AEW's All In that recently took place in London, England. that featured yet another C.M. Punk incident. All this plus he continues the Indie Crusade in What's Anthony T Watching as he reviews a film that has quite possibly the wildest title for a horror film this year.

It's a review heavy episode of Anthony T's Horror & Wrestling Show as he's back after vacation to talk about his fun time at Mohegan Sun when he attended TerrifiCon and met celebs who have horror credentials plus AEW wrestlers. Then WWE takes center stage as he goes over the positives, negatives, and WTF's of WWE: Summerslam 2023. All this plus he reviews a zombie anthology film as part of the Indie Crusade in What's Anthony T Watching.

Anthony T is back as the SAG WGA strike dominates this episode as he talks about the future of the podcast during the actors and writers strike. But first, he gives his thoughts on the finals of the AEW Owen Hart Cup Tournament. Then he dives into the topic at hand including the issues of the strike and the stakes, He also explains why Disney CEO Bob Iger is an idiot. Finally in What's Anthony T's Watching, he begins his Indie Crusade during the SAG/WGA strikes as he reviews an indie horror comedy that makes him get physical..

It's the 100th episode of Anthony T's Horror and Wrestling Show. In this edition, Anthony T welcomes back to the podcast Director James Lamond, Patrick and Ashes from Throwdown Thursday as come by to talk about It Came from the 508's latest project, the audio horror serial podcast "Beneath the Red Umbrella" Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he watches the latest shudder release that leaves him outraged.

Anthony T has a lot to vent on episode 99 as he talks about the resurface of Glenn Danzig to the podcast as his latest film "Death Rider: In the House of Vampires" is having distribution troubles to the point that it resurfaced at the Cannes Film Festival marketplace as it hasn't come out on home media yet, then he talks about one of the most absurd titles of the year "Cocaine Crabs From Outer Space" after giving a lecture about how he hates mockbusters last episode. The feature topic on this episode is his review on AEW: Double or Nothing 2023. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews Nicolas Cage being Nicolas Cage as Dracula in his latest film "Renfield".

It's all about the topics on this episode. First Anthony T's rips into the numerous announcements of various "Cocaine Bear" mockbusters heading your way and why it makes indie horror look bad. In the main topic of the episode, he recommends five Vinegar Syndrome titles that you should pick up over at their Halfway to Black Friday Sale that takes place Memorial Day weekend at VinegarSyndrome.com. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film that has a 99% score on Rotten Tomato from Critics. That's right, 99% score out of 82 critics but still that's a rarity

Anthony T is back with a lot of things to get to. In this episode, he talks of the possibility of a new Blair Witch film and hopes the original creators are involved. Then it's all about the incoherency of WWE as he is incoherent with his rant because that's the way the promotion is, especially with Roman going for the tag titles and not defending his championships at Night of Champions. After that, Anthony T chats with author Sam Miserendino about his latest book "Cryptocats: A Guide to Meowsterious Felines". All this plus Anthony T reviews a film that he let his listeners decide.

It's all about WWE in this episode. First, Anthony T gives his thoughts on Endeavor buying WWE and merging it with the UFC. After his thoughts on that, he goes on to the main topic of the episode. His review of both nights of WrestleMania 39.

Anthony T is back with a double interview episode. First up, he chats with Writer/Director/Actor Bryan Matthew Ward about his Indiegogo campaign for his upcoming film “Voyeur” Then Anthony T chats with Writer/Director/Musician Jay Crimson about his films “Green Hell”, “The Witch” and “Crickets in the Snow”. All of which can be found on Troma Now. All this plus Anthony T reviews a film from the producers of “Anna and the Apocalypse”.

Episode 94 SynopsisIt took one week for a new episode which is a rarity for this podcast but Anthony T is back with a new episode. In this episode, he chats with the director of the Shawna Shea Film Festival and Mass Indie FIlm Festival Skip Shea as we chat about his latest film "Seeds" which was recently released by Bayview Entertainment and VIPCO. Then in "What's Anthony T Watching", he reviews the latest entry in Full Moon Features most popular franchise, and it features cameos from AEW wrestlers.

It's a review heavy episode of Anthony T's Horror and Wrestling Show but before the reviews, he has an issue with Eli Roth casting a TikTok star in his latest film "Thanksgiving". Then it's all reviews as he first reviews AEW's Revolution 2023 in which might be the best wrestling event of 2023 and we're only in March. Afterwards, he reviews one of his most anticipated films of 2023 "Scream VI" as he wonders if Radio Silence's all or nothing approach hits the jackpot or bankrupts the franchise.

Anthony T is back and WWE dominates the podcast. But first, he talks about news regarding HBO's "The Last of Us" getting a season 2 renewal so quickly, various Scream VI news then it's all wrestling until the end of the episode. Anthony T talks about a recent new article that WWE plans to use more product placement within their matches and why its a bad idea. Then, he will give his thoughts about WWE's 2023 Royal Rumble where he explains why he hates neon lights in his wrestling matches plus his review of the event as a whole. In What's Anthony T Watching, he goes to his film vault to revisit an underrated indie horror comedy starring the hottest actor on cable and streaming today in one of his earlier roles.

It's the final part of his look back at the best and worst of 2022 as Anthony T brings on Elizabeth Gray and Nathan Hamilton from Archivists Bet on Sexy Witches to talk about their top 10 horror films of 2022. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, Anthony T finishes Vinegar Syndrome month even though we're in February with a classic horror film that he has never seen until VS released it during his halfway to black Friday subscription.

In this edition of Anthony T's Horror and Wrestling Show, Anthony T starts the episode sadly with the recent passing of Ring of Honor Tag Team Champion Jay Briscoe and talks about the legacy he leaves behind in the world of wrestling and what he meant to him as a fan and to wrestling as a whole. Then, Anthony T highlights the best in horror in 2022 with the 5th Annual Horror Show Awards.

It's the new year and this year Anthony T"s Horror and Wrestling Show starts off with a bang as the podcast has 3 episodes as for the first time ever the horror whammies, the horror show awards and the top 10 films list will have its own episode. In part one of Anthony T's look back of 2022, he looks back and hands out awards to films that made him embarrassed to be a horror fan with his dishonorable mentions with the 5th annual horror whammies. In What's Anthony T Watching, it's Vinegar Syndrome month as he has films that he'll be reviewing that were a part of his Halfway to Black Friday subscription package that he never got to watch. The first film is a cult slasher that was recently released that gives new meaning to guilty pleasure slashers and was one of the major releases during their Black Friday sale.

With Anthony T preparing his 2022 list and horror show and horror whammy awards, he brings to you another best of episode, In this edition of the Best of Anthony T's Horror and Wrestling Show, it's all about "Halloween Ends" and the road to one of the worst films of the year all leading to his review of the film in which he drops an F bomb. That's how bad the film was. Topics include the 4 year time jump rant, an unaired rant about David Gordon Green playing around with the ending in late august of this year which showed in the end product, the infamous "Cunningham" fake trailer because he wanted to jump on the Corey Cunningham meme train after hating the movie and more.

It's the last new episode of 2022 as the next episode is a best of episode. This episode is fully loaded. Anthony T talks about the state of the New England Horror Con scene and how there are three horror conventions running back to back to back weekends in the New England area in September and how he thinks it's not good for the horror convention scene here in New England. Wrestling then takes over the episode as Anthony T has thoughts on both AEW Full Gear and WWE Survivor Series PPVs.or Premium Live Event in the case of WWE. The show wraps as Anthony T gets a request from a filmmaker to review his latest film "Like Father, Like Daughter in What's Anthony T's Watching.

Halloween season is over on the podcast as he's back talking about wrestling and horror. In this edition, Anthony T talks about Game Changer Wrestling joining Fite +. Then, he dives into the AEW All Out mess as that whole saga looks like it's about over. After chatting AEW, he talks about his time at Rhode Island Comic Con which took place November 4th - 6th in Providence, RI.

Anthony T is back with a mini episode as has some more thoughts on "Halloween Ends" and gets on the Corey Cunningham meme train. Then, Philip Perron from Dark Discussions Podcast comes on to the podcast as they preview the upcoming 10 anniversary of Rhode Island Comic Con which takes place November 4th -6th at the Amica Mutual Pavilion and Rhode Island Convention Center.

Anthony T is back with a wrap up of Monstahxpo Returns which took place October 15th and 16th in Taunton, MA. In this edition, he will give his thoughts on the con plus he has interviews from con including interviews from filmmaker Brian Paulin from Morbid Vision Films and actor/writer Jason Yachanin from Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead. After all fun on this episode, Anthony T loses his mind to the point that he drops an F bomb in his spoiler review of David Gordon Green's "Halloween Ends" in What's Anthony T Watching.

Anthony T is back after a month off and it's all horror this month on the podcast. In this edition, he talks about Jason Blum acquiring another major horror property in the gaming world as he and Blumhouse will be producing the film adaptation of "Five Night at Freddy's". Anthony T gives his thoughts about the recent CT Horrorfest that he recently attended. He then brings on to the podcast writer/directors Jamison Locasio and Adam Ambrasio as they come on to talk about their latest horror anthology film `How Dark They Prey" which is available on VOD. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he gets high as he reviews one of James Balasmo's latest releases.

Anthony T is back and is playing catchup this episode. Before he can do that, he personally has to thank Jason Blum and Universal Pictures for putting "Halloween Ends" on Peacock day of theatrical release. See why, they lost a paying customer for that film. Then, he talks about the craziness that is happening in AEW and it's not in a good way. After that, he gives his thoughts on the last Scares that Cares Weekend that happened on July 29th -31st and his review on WWE SummerSlam 2022. All this plus did Scott Dickerson make the right move by declining the Dr Strange sequel to do " The Black Phone" in What's Anthony T Watching.

Anthony T is still recovering from the Williamsburg, Virginia trip so this episode is an interview episode only. In this episode, he talks to two of the writers, directors and producers of the horror anthology film "Death by Midnight: Y2Kill" Torey Haas and Jay Holloway. Then in What's Anthony T's Watching,. After thinking the Predator franchise was dead after the abomination known as "The Predator", there's a new Predator film called "Prey" which recently premiered on Hulu that he reviews on this episode.

Anthony T is ready for vacation but first he's back with casting news for Scream 6, Terrifier 2 finding distribution, and the ongoing Vince McMahon saga. Then his definition of episodic television is way different than the Duffer Brothers as talks about season 4 of "Stranger Things" as he thinks nine episodes shouldn't be nine movies, Philip Perron from Dark Discussions Podcast stops by as the both of them preview the upcoming Scares That Care Weekend 8 taking place July 29th - 31st in Williamsburg, Virginia. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he's going to summer camp. A Bloody Summer Camp to be exact.

Anthony T's has a lot to get off his chest this episode. First, he talks about Jason Blum Wanting Robert Englund to play Freddy one more time even though he doesn't have the rights to the Elm Street franchise. Wrestling takes over as he talks about the worst promotion for a wrestling show ever coming from one of the top independent wrestling promotions and he talks about the latest controversy in WWE. Then in What's Anthony T Watching, he celebrates becoming a Vinegar Syndrome subscriber for the first time by reviewing one of their Halfway to Black Friday releases.

Anthony T is getting ready for the summer. In this edition, he talks about Neve Campbell out of Scream 6 then ponders about the future of the theatrical business. He steps back to give his thoughts of one of AEW's biggest shows of the year Double or Nothing 2022. In What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film that he's glad he rented on VOD because it's on the level of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Firestarter remakes. Plus he has an announcement regarding the podcast.

Anthony T’s has a lot to say on this episode of Anthony T’s Horror and Wrestling Show as he talks about rock stars making movies, wrestlers whining about their contracts or taking their ball home because of the way that they are booked. He reviews Wrestlemania Backlash since it took place in the great state of Rhode Island and in What’s Anthony T Watching, he finally gets to review a Marvel film on the podcast.

Anthony T is back hotter than ever as he has thoughts about a social media star headlining a horror film, Kevin Smith's latest film "Killroy Was Here" only available if you buy a ton of NFT's. Also your host discusses in another edition of This Bleeping Wrestling Promotion, he vents why Providence, RI is not getting a 1 on 1 WWE Unified Universal/ World title match at Wrestlemania Backlash. Instead Providence gets a traditional 6 man tag. He then has a lengthy interview as he talks to writers Todd Livingston & Nick Capetanakis along with artists Brendon & Brain Fraim as we talk about their comic Starring Sonya Devereaux and their latest issue "Scream Queen Summer Camp Massacre" which features the likeness of popular scream queens. All this plus in What's Anthony T Watching, he thinks he might be in for a long year in terms of horror/thriller/sci-fi releases by judging on the latest film he reviews.

Anthony T is grappling with Wrestlemania weekend on this episode but first he has horror news and thoughts on "Scream 6", How fan voting got "Army of the Dead" recognized at the Academy Awards (Not making this one up) and news on the next film in the WB Monster Universe. Then, it's all wrestling as he gives his thoughts on Ring of Honor's Supercard of Honor, WWE: Wrestlemania 38 and Game Changer Wrestling's Joey Janela's Spring Break 6.

Anthony T is back and he's got a loaded show. He will give his thoughts on AEW's most recent PPV AEW Revolution 2022 and why it was a success. Then he'll chat with writer/director Andrew Durand about his latest film "The Local Boogeyman" and its Indiegogo campaign. And in What's Anthony T Watching, he reviews a film in which he goes on a mini rant on its title because it's "Scream 5" not "Scream" (2022).