One hundred episodes. One hundred years. One film per decade. Spilled Tea and Karen the Writer are joined by a very special guest for Earth Station Boo’s 100th episode, our Friend and Executive Producer Mike Faber. A journey through a century of horror from the twisted expressionist nightmare in 1920
The uncle left you a mansion, a fortune hidden somewhere inside it, a terrifying housekeeper, and twelve ghosts. All you need to see them is a pair of special glasses – and the courage to look through the red filter. Tea, Karen and their friend Bella dive into William Castle’s
The money is buried in the graveyard. The ghouls live underneath it. Karen and Tea dive into Lurking Fear – the 1994 Full Moon Entertainment adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s 1923 short story that was filmed entirely in Romania. And somehow delivered a genuinely scrappy horror siege film despite everything working
An abandoned funeral home. A Halloween party. A séance that goes catastrophically wrong. And one of 80s horror’s demon icons. Karen and Tea are crashing Angela’s party at Hull House for a deep dive into Kevin Tenney’s 1988 Night of the Demons. The film that tripled its budget in a
The road ends here. The Carters just did not know it yet. Tea and Karen dive deep into Wes Craven’s 1977 survival horror masterpiece – The Hills Have Eyes – the raw, uncompromising desert nightmare that pitted a suburban American family against a cannibal clan in the Nevada hills and
Five college friends. A remote cabin. Something terrible in the basement. You think you know exactly how this goes. You do not. Spilled Tea & Karen plus our friend Jake are entering Cabin in the Woods. 2012’s meta horror masterpiece that dismantled every horror trope it lovingly deployed, making Richard
He gave us the most iconic villain in midnight movie history. He gave us the clown that scared a generation. He gave us the butler who did it, the lord of darkness, and a voice that could make you feel every emotion simultaneously. On August 25, 2026, the world lost
Valentine’s Day. Easter. Mother’s Day. Father’s Day. Halloween. Christmas. New Year’s Eve. St Patrick’s Day. Eight holidays. Eight horror directors. Eight reasons to never look at the calendar the same way again. Karen and Spilled Tea are coming home for the… Holidays. This 2016 anthology horror film that assembled some
Written by Diablo Cody. Directed by Karyn Kusama. Starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried. Marketed to the absolute wrong audience and dismissed by critics who never understood what they were watching. Tea & Karen are diving deep into Jennifer’s Body, with our friend BellaRose. The 2009 feminist horror classic that
Dragon Con 2026 is almost here, and Earth Station Boo is bringing the spooky! The Horraholic Hosts, Tea & Karen, are joined by Derek, Director of the Horror Track, and Carol from the Urban Fantasy Track are spilling on everything happening at Dragon Con. They talk celebrity guests, parties, shows,
Same script. Same cabin. Same flesh eating virus. Completely different results. Spilled Tea and Karen the Writer are heading into the woods twice for a full versus breakdown of Eli Roth’s 2002 cult debut Cabin Fever and the 2016 remake that used the exact same screenplay, With Roth’s blessing as
They don’t scream. They don’t run. They just watch – with those ancient eyes and that smile that says they already know how your story ends. Tea and Karen are joined by Thomas as we get into one of horror’s most enduring and psychologically rich archetypes… the Creepy Kid. From
