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The days are getting shorter, the sweaters are getting thicker, and the bags of chocolate are coming out. Yes, it’s spooky season—the perfect time to dim the lights and curl up with a good horror classic.
Many filmmakers and fans share a special love for indie horror, where small budgets can spark huge creativity— from impeccable practical effects to storytelling that plays with convention, often with a big dose of pure, campy fun.
So grab your Halloween candy, pop on your headphones, and spend some time with our hand-picked selection of On Production horror episodes.
Whether you’re making your first horror feature or just love dissecting the genre’s latest trends, these podcast episodes offer real-world insight into storytelling, production, and creative problem-solving in modern horror.
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Made for industry professionals at every level, On Production breaks down the nuts and bolts of production—from accounting and film finance to the latest in technology and beyond.
Kicking off our spooky lineup, On Production sits down with leading film industry data researcher Stephen Follows to discuss his latest project HorrorMovieReport.com, a comprehensive, data-driven analysis of every aspect of the horror genre.
This episode is a must-listen if you’re interested in how the horror landscape has evolved, the factors that lead to a film’s profitability, and how to effectively find and engage your audience.
No matter where you are in the process—brainstorming, writing, shooting, or promoting—Stephen’s insights are full of actionable takeaways you can apply to your project right away.
Looking for firsthand career advice from people who’ve carved their own paths? This next episode’s for you. Director and producer Joe Begos opens up about how he built a career outside the traditional studio system—and what it really takes to keep making movies on your own terms.
In this episode, Joe talks candidly about financing his films, bringing bold creative visions to life on limited budgets, and navigating career growth in an unpredictable industry. It’s a perfect listen for any filmmaker balancing artistry and practicality.
Down-to-earth, helpfully specific and refreshingly honest, Joe’s conversation feels like grabbing coffee with a seasoned artist who’s happy to let you pick their brain. His perspectives offer both inspiration and actionable advice for your own filmmaking journey.
If you can’t get enough of small-budget, DIY horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity, you’ll love this episode, which dives into the story behind the making of indie horror feature Dream Eater.
Filmmakers Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm, and Alex Lee Williams, along with executive producer and acclaimed filmmaker Eli Roth, break down how they pulled off shooting a full horror feature in just nine days with a modest budget and the chaotic weather of snowy Quebec.
Their experience is packed with lessons that every filmmaker can use, from the importance of building the right team to staying adaptive, and finding creativity in chaos. Take notes!
From first cut to final jump scare, our On Production guest experts reveal what it takes to make horror films that hit.
Need more On Production in your life? We’ve got you. Check out our roundup of On Production episodes that cover what’s new and noteworthy in the world of entertainment tech or browse our full library of past episodes to find your next listen.
