Horror Society Radio: The Trilogy Of Terror Is Now Complete As Creep Show Radio Returns April 5th!

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You read that right! On April 5th at Midnight EST, Chris MacGibbon brings back Creep Show Radio to Horror Society Radio! We will now have 3 different show for your listening pleasure, so make sure to tune in Sunday nights at Midnight EST for Creep Show Radio with Chris MacGibbon, Stephen Mendonca and Brandon Roberts, Tuesday nights from 8 until 10 PM EST for The Calling Hours Horror Podcast with Michael “The Dedman” Jones and Thursday nights at 9:30 PM EST for Flesh Wound Radio with Daniel Schein and Todd Loya!

Meet the crew of Creep Show Radio!

Chris MacGibbon

“Well, we’re back and scarier than ever. After a few months hiatus I decided it was high time to bring back the show as I found myself having these just awesome conversations with people. I kept saying to myself, “Damn this would have made a great show!” So I decided, well, the bug seems to have bitten me once again and with my two new co-hosts that it was time to spring into action and get something going.”

Stephen Mendonca

“I guess I’ll start off by saying I really don’t know where my love horror came from. In fact, from what I remember, I hated being scared! I remember my first experience with horror was at a babysitters house and Child’s Play (can’t remember which one off the top of my head) had came on. I remember Chucky pretending to be someone stuck in the garbage compactor and just the way he screamed terrified me. Then came two horrors that scarred me for the rest of my Life. Pennywise and Jaws. I’ve just recently over came my fear of Pennywise, but I still can’t bring myself to watch Jaws. But I guess I really started to notice how much I enjoyed horror when I saw Halloween for the first time. It was just so different from the rest. It wasn’t infested with gore or monsters. It was pure atmosphere. I guess that’s how it all got started for me.”

Brandon Roberts

“I’ve always had fun trying to sneak anything horror into casual conversation, mainly because it’s always fascinated me. When I was young you couldn’t get me anywhere near something scary. Somewhere around the age of 4 my aunt thought it would be a great idea to show me the original NOES and after I cried the first time i watched it 2 more times and was hooked then. To this day it’s still my all time favorite horror movie. As I’ve gotten older I gained an appreciation for all of the “serious” story lines that involved the supernatural that were rampant in the 70’s.”