Host Adam Peacock and producer Nate Dufort are well known amongst the Chicago and midwestern improv scenes, but they take their talents to new, deadly realms on My Neighbors Are Dead - where Comedy Bang Bang meets your local drive-in's horror double feature. In every episode, Adam interviews someone who briefly brushed up against a fright film plot (Fright Night, Friday the 13th, Candyman and many more) to hear what it's like to be so close, and yet so far, from certain doom. The result is a tight and terribly funny show that's easy to enjoy and laugh along with.

There are many horror podcasts around, but Faculty of Horror remains one of the best because Andrea and Alexandra work unbelievably hard to expose the subtext of the genre's most interesting film subjects. True academics, the hosts are unafraid to buck commonly held beliefs, nostalgia, or on occasion, each other's interpretation of a film. FoH is a deeper dive than most, but what these academics prove is that knowledge is power - especially when that knowledge is about werewolves, serial killers, and French extreme horror.

Brian & Josh bring a super unique format to the world of podcasting: they find a movie that neither of them has seen, watch the first 10 minutes of it, and make predictions as to what will happen next. The next episode has them review the rest of the film and see how their predictions lined up with the actual plot. Both hosts are warm, funny and bring a truly unique voice to the world of funny film podcasts. Check it out!!

Pat has been a fixture in the podcast firmament for a reason: great music, funny guests, and fantastic stories. Any episode with Christy Stratton or April Richardson is a must listen!