We’re having a lil nostalgic chat all about Halloween! Travel back in time with us as we talk about what our Halloweens looked like in the 90s, and what movies, tv shows, books, and other standout things bring us all the throwback Halloween vibes.

We’re having a lil midnight chat to recap on season one and how this 5+ year idea came to be, plus of course, we have the spookies. We’re going to talk about some interesting horror-related moments that have happened in our life - some fun, some kind of scary, and everything in between.

We're joining Nineties Babies Nostalgia Podcast on Friday the 13th (which happens to be Ian's birthday!) to talk about Ian's favorite scary movie - 1978's Halloween.

In today’s episode we’re talking about one of our favorite horror? thriller? sci-fi? movies that is completely underground, it’s a movie we have never heard anyone else talk about and we’re not too sure why because it’s absolutely unhinged, wild, and a mind-f*ck.

We’re talking about a story that started in the dark side of the internet as a well-loved Creepypasta that made it out of the niche subcommunity in Reddit and turned into a full-fledged published novel by a major publishing house - Old Country.

We’re talking about a story from the dark side of the internet, from the fictional world within the reddit community, the place where horror fans need another scratch to their spook-obsessed itch, creepypastas. And we’ll be discussing one creepypasta that has stuck with us for many years - S.A.R. Woods.

We’re talking about a video game that has become a bit of a fan favorite, an underground multiplayer game from 7 years ago that continues to be well loved, played frequently, and a whole lot of horror fun. Dead by Daylight.

In today’s episode we’re talking about a TV series, and we’re going to talk about it in its entirety, meaning all two seasons thus far, Yellowjackets.

In today’s episode we’re continuing the conversation of The Last of Us but shifting into the cinematic world with HBO’s The Last of Us.

In this episode, we’re talking about a video game that Ian and I bonded over, spent weeks and months gradually playing and absorbing the story of, a highly acclaimed, awarded, and rated game among so many people in the gaming community and now the cinematic world.

We figured it’d be a good time right after discussing the original Scream to chat about a recent installment that not only pays very close homage to the original but also takes the franchise to a modern, loyal territory.

In our first episode, we’re talking about the movie that spurred the inception of this podcast name, perhaps the inception of this podcast altogether, and Sarah’s favorite move of all time - Scream (1996).

In this intro episode, we lay down what you should expect from the Liver Alone Podcast and kick things off with a little game.