From Beyond The Lake Horror Podcast
FROM BEYOND THE LAKE is a Horror Podcast and Videocast covering horror film reviews, books and soundtrack reviews, along with some wild and sometimes disturbing horror history (hauntings, experiences, true crime and sightings). Come along and visit some spooky places, meet some spooky people and hear their spooky experiences first hand.
Write us at: frombeyondthelake@gmail.com to share your own experiences with us, maybe even arrange for an interview... or two! If you are independent artists in the Horror community, feel free to reach out and we can share your art or sit down for a face to face - let us plug your latest and gravest! Also this show will include at times episodes that cover and review films that are kid and family friendly, so that you can share the horror with your loved ones and not venture too far into the depths of darkness - instead to a safer place, a place that is a bit more brightly lit!
Episodes

Jan 3, 2026
Jan 3, 2026
37 min
Movie Review: Sinners (2025)
Movie Review: TV's Dexter: Original Sin
Book Review: Just Before Dark
Chapter One Readthrough of Just Before Dark
Music Review: Beyond The Gates / Wojciech Golczewski
Horror News for Janurary

Dec 1, 2025
Dec 1, 2025
31 min
Movie Review of Screamwalkers
Movie Review of 28 Years Later
Book Review of Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge
Review of Blitz Kid Halloween Mix Tape

Nov 8, 2025
Nov 8, 2025
1 hr 21 min
I sit down with writer, producer and director Sean Q King to talk about everything horror, Yoo-Hoo and his new feature film SCREAMWALKERS.

Nov 2, 2025
Nov 2, 2025
48 min
Review of THE SUBSTANCE.
Review of MANIAC Soundtracks (Original and remake).
Review of MANIAC Novelization.
Review EVIL DEAD IN CONCERT
Interviews with the awesome folks at BLACK COFFIN TATTOO in Saint Paul, MN

Oct 14, 2025
Oct 14, 2025
30 min
Reviews of the Mall of America's Augmented Reality Trick R' Treat Horror Experience, the movie Empire of the Dark, the soundtrack to Housewife from Antoni Maovvi and a review and chapter read of John Skipp's The Long Last Call.








