[He/him/his] Ricky is an actor, singer, and writer in New York City. Passions include: theme parks, Disney villains, and watching horror movies with his cat. He's also the host of the RICK OR TREAT HORRORCAST podcast.
I'm joined this week by Paige Joy and Diandra Lazor, creators/stars of the new NoES Fandom Documentary, FREDHEADS, to discuss A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3: DREAM WARRIORS! Grab your crucifix, take your Hypnocil, and never sleep again as we go RICK OR TREATING on Elm Street!…
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This week's episode is a KILLER cross-collab as Kevin Lane's SPILL YOUR GUTS joins me for the first annual DEAD CARPET Horror Awards!…
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We loved THE LAST OF US on HBO MAX!…
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With one episode left and clearly so much story left to tell, it’s obvious next week’s season finale will be one heck of a cliffhanger.…
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The movie is scary. Edge-of-your-seat scary. The common complaint of the last film's lack of a chase sequence is more than made up for, utilizing New York as a dangerous playground for any maniac wielding a hunting knife.…
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This week Victoria Rae Sook guest hosts to discuss everyone's favorite prom date, CARRIE. Vic is currently directing a production of Carrie the Musical at Ohio University and provides some insight into adapting this classic Stephen King tale from the page to the stage. We also discuss bullying, dirty pillows, and recent horror releases. LET'S GO RICK OR TREATING!…
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Given the recent slew of Stephen King reboots, it was only a matter of time before we returned to the dusty corn fields of Nebraska and the blood-soaked, murderous children running around in them. Despite no one asking for it, CHILDREN OF THE CORN has been remade. Rebooted? Requeled? (I can never tell anymore). Rather than focusing on religiously zealous youngsters and their pious killing spree, the new film tells the story of a farming community whose adults have sold…
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Netflix’s spooky new comedy WE HAVE A GHOST tells the story of a family of new homeowners who quickly discover their habitation is haunted by the restless spirit of a speechless specter. After an initial first encounter, he’s uploaded to social media and before you can say, “Boo!”, we have a viral sensation on our hands. The setup is humorous, albeit simple. We’ve seen this story many a time and while the film attempts to come at it from a…
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This week it's "An American Podcaster Talks to Londoners" as Alex Lynch & Odinn Orn Hilmarsson of RAMON FEAR'S TERROR TAPES join me to discuss John Landis' 1981 horror masterpiece AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. We also discuss the beauty of practical special effects, intercontinental cultural differences, and David Naughton's noble attempt at a career as a discothèque crooner. (I'm a Pepper!) LET'S GO RICK OR TREATING!…
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