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
We are checking out the documentary Sliders of Ghost Town: Origin (2016), a behind-the-scenes look at the world of scare acting and one of the most iconic techniques in haunt culture… sliding. The film explores the performers who bring haunted attractions to life, revealing the physical demands, creativity, and passion
I prefer Spooky | Earth Station Boo She doesn’t smile… She doesn’t hug… She doesn’t fit in anywhere… and she never wanted to. The Horraholic Hosts and our friends Beth & Sarah Rose are checking into Season 1 of Netflix’s Wednesday, the Tim Burton produced Addams Family reimagining that broke
From a janky haunted mansion on the Atari 2600 to PT breaking the internet’s brain to streamers building entire careers screaming through Phasmophobia — horror video games have come a LONG way. Tea & Karen are joined by Twitch streamers BellaRose0810 and DrakeThe_Snake getting into the full history of horror
The USSR developed unkillable sharks. They launched them at the moon. And somehow that got made into a movie with a $10,000 budget and we watched every single second of it so you don’t have to… or so you absolutely will want to. Karen and Tea dive deep into Shark
Last week we reviewed Sinners. Now we need to talk about what it MEANS. Karen and Spilled Tea return to Ryan Coogler’s genre defining horror masterpiece for a deep dive into its cultural significance with our friend Michael W. Collins. We cover the sacred roots of the blues, what the
Twins. A juke joint. A blues prodigy. And something very hungry waiting in the Mississippi Delta. Tea, Karen and Lysa are diving deep into Ryan Coogler’s Sinners , the 2025 horror film that took the world by storm. They cover the rich folklore that opens the film, the music that
Eight possessed animatronics. Zero words spoken. One very sacred pinball break. Spilled Tea and Karen are clocking in for the night shift at Willy’s Wonderland. The 2021 Nicolas Cage horror comedy that somehow made a man silently beating animatronic mascots to death one of the most compelling performances of the
They went to save the rainforest. The rainforest had other plans. Tea and Karen dive deep into Eli Roth’s 2013 cannibal horror love letter The Green Inferno — a film that takes a group of well meaning student activists, drops them in the Amazon, and lets a very hungry tribe
