The Sci-Fi Horror and Fantasy Show Podcast

(This episode was recorded January 18, 2026)(At around 29:30 we had some technical issues. You'll hear Jeff talking over me for about a minute.)  

This week, Ron and Jeff dive into movie reviews, Hollywood rumors, MCU speculation, and wrap things up with a fantasy-themed Question of the Week.

🎬 Movie & Entertainment News

• Tron: Aries Review
Ron breaks down Disney’s latest Tron entry, discussing its massive $180 million...

SHOW NOTES — January 04, 2026

Season 3, Episode 1

Season 3 kicks off with Ron and Jeff diving straight into the pop-culture conversation, starting with their full thoughts on the final season of Stranger Things. ⚠️ Spoiler warning: this discussion contains major spoilers, so if you haven’t finished the final episodes, skip ahead to 13:00 to avoid surprises.

Next, the hosts break down a report from The Direct revealing that a major MCU...

(This episode was recorded on December 21, 2025)

Hosted by Ron, Jeff & Robert

1️⃣ Supergirl Trailer
The team breaks down the first look at Supergirl, talking tone, visuals, and how this version compares to previous on-screen portrayals.

2️⃣ Brainiac Confirmed for Superman
James Gunn confirms Brainiac as the next big villain, with German actor Lars Eidinger taking on the role. The hosts discuss casting, expectations, and ...

(This episode was recorded November 24, 2025)

This week’s episode is packed with big opinions, blockbuster news, and pop culture debate! The hosts kick things off by tackling Disney’s plans for a live-action Sleeping Beauty with a major twist—relocating the classic fairy tale from France to Mexico. Is this a fresh creative take or a change for change’s sake? Robert and Ron weigh in.

Next, they boldly go into Star Trek territory, brea...

This episode was recorded on November 2, 2025

In this episode, Jeff, Robert and Ron dive into a wave of genre-news and speculative pop-culture talk. They kick things off with the rumor that John Carpenter may return to The Thing—debating whether a sequel or reboot more than 40 years later can work, especially given the film’s rocky original box-office run.

The discussion then shifts to Apple TV’s upcoming comic-based film Last Flight...

Episode Title: Rotten Tomatoes’ Top Horror, Tomb Raider Returns, and Jump Scare Debate

In this jam-packed episode, Ron and Mario dive into the biggest news and trends in horror, gaming, comics, and superhero media:

🎃 Rotten Tomatoes’ 100 Best Horror Movies of 2025
The hosts break down the list, calling out which films deserved more love—and which were way overrated. Plus, their personal horror picks that didn’t make the cut.

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🎙️ Episode Recorded: August 31, 2025
After an unexpected hiatus, Jeff and Ron are back with a packed episode full of reviews, reactions, and industry chatter!

🦸‍♂️ Ron kicks things off with a spoiler-free review of James Gunn’s Superman, Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch, and Zach Cregger’s new horror film Weapons.

🔪 Jeff dives into Ed Gein and Werewolves—both streaming on Amazon Prime—describing Werewolves as “The Purge...

🎙️ Episode Recorded: July 13, 2025

This week’s episode kicks off with the team diving into their mixed reactions to the Red Sonja trailer. Could it be that the studio showed us the worst scenes instead of the highlights? The crew weighs in with some surprising takes.

🎬 While the show typically steers clear of politics, the current climate made it hard to ignore the controversy surrounding James Gunn’s Superman. The team discusses t...

🎙️ Episode Summary – Recorded July 5, 2025

This week’s episode kicks off with news that M3GAN 2.0, the highly anticipated Blumhouse sequel, has flopped at the box office—leaving fans of the original disappointed. The hosts dive into the fallout, including a comment from Jason Blum about the challenges of creating successful sequels.

🎬 The conversation then shifts to the passing of legendary composer Mark Snow, reflecting on his pro...

🎙️ Episode Summary – Recorded Father's Day Weekend 2025

This week’s episode kicks off with Ron reading an email from a longtime listener sharing thoughts on the upcoming comic book prequel to the 1997 sci-fi horror classic Event Horizon. This sparks a spirited discussion between Ron and Jeff about prequel storytelling—specifically, how theatrical prequels can either enhance or complicate the legacy of the original film.

🎬 Then...

🎙️ Episode Summary – Recorded the Week of June 11, 2025

The episode opens with Ron reading a listener email responding to a previous Question of the Week. Along with their answer, the listener pitches a fresh idea for the show—one the hosts agree is definitely worth trying out in future episodes.

From there, the conversation turns to actor Anson Mount’s recent comments about how his portrayal of Captain Pike differs from Captain Kir...

(Recorded on June 7, 2025)

This episode kicks off with the team diving into the newly released trailer for The Home, starring Pete Davidson. That sparks a deeper conversation about the highs and lows of M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography, as the hosts share their favorite (and not-so-favorite) movies from the director.

Next up, the crew reacts to a recent post by Chris Hemsworth that has fans speculating whether he’s officially hanging...

(Recorded on May 24, 2025)
Episode Highlights: AI Movie Trailers, Supervillains in the New DCU, and a New Fly Horror Movie?

In this episode, the team kicks things off with a lively discussion about the rise of AI-generated movie trailers—specifically those using the likenesses of real actors and actresses. Would you be okay with someone creating an AI version of you for a trailer? The debate gets interesting.

Next, the conversat...

(This episode was recorded on May 17, 2025)

Jeff, Ron, and Mario kick things off with exciting news: IDW Comics is developing a prequel to the 1997 cult horror film Event Horizon. Titled Event Horizon: Dark Descent, the comic series will explore the mysterious fate of the original crew aboard the ill-fated ship, leading up to the events of the film. The trio weighs in on whether this new series might introduce a fresh generation of ...

(This episode was recorded on May 03, 2025) 

Episode Highlights: DC Delays, Superhero Coins, and Horror Musicals?

Jeff and Ron kick off the episode with breaking news from the DC Universe: the Sergeant Rock movie has officially been put on hold. The hosts unpack what this development could mean for the future of the DCU and dive into possible behind-the-scenes factors contributing to the delay.

From there, they spotlight a surprising ...

Back from a two-week break, the show picks up with Ron sharing what he's been up to during the hiatus. He talks about watching—or attempting to watch—two movies that had been sitting on his watchlist. First up, Ron gives his take on the latest Marvel installment, Captain America: Brave New World, sharing his thoughts with Jeff and Mario.

Then, Ron and Jeff admit they couldn’t make it through the newest adaptation of Nosferatu, ...

In tonight's episode, Ron, Jeff, and Mario kick things off by discussing Marvel's unconventional approach to unveiling 26 actors and actresses who have been cast in Avengers: Doomsday, along with their roles in the highly anticipated film. Ron shares his theory about how the Avengers might end up facing off against Dr. Doom, and it’s revealed that this movie could feature as many as 42 to 43 superheroes on screen.

Next, th...

After a three-week break, the crew—Gigi, Ron, Jeff, and Mario—return to make up for lost time in this action-packed episode. They dive into the exciting news about Dark Horse Comics’ upcoming sequel to The Rocky Horror Picture Show comic book series. The team explores what this new chapter could mean for fans of the original film and for a fresh generation of readers who may be encountering it for the first time.

Next, Ron shares hi...

This week's episode kicks off with the crew discussing the troubling sexual abuse allegations against Neil Gaiman. The team dives into their thoughts on the fallout, including the swift decision by several comic book companies and movie studios to sever ties with him.

Next, the conversation shifts to the recent resurgence of Universal Monsters across various entertainment platforms, including TV, movies, and comics. The hosts s...