5195 Podcast

The fellas sit down with comic book writer and filmmaker Jonathan Chance, and talk about his early days making low-budget films, his trip to (and subsequent residence in) America, and the importance of using real emotion to enhance your writing.

The fellas round out their Top 10 lists of their favorite horror icons in the conclusion of building their "Mount Rushmore of Horror"! Did your favorites make the cut? Tune in and see!

The fellas finally get around to a long-requested topic: Their Top 10 Favorite Horror Film Icons, and in this first of a two-part show, they do not hold back! Get ready, and see where your favorites might rank!

The fellas wrap up their interview with the proprietor of Temecula's famous Spindles Music Shack, RJ, discussing their favorite concerts, experiences meeting musicians, and the concert that changed RJ's life - you're gonna want to strap in for this one!

The fellas get the rare opportunity to sit with the proprietor of Temecula's famous Spindles Music Shack, RJ, and talk about music, horror films, the celebs who have stopped into his store, and that one time a gun was brandished on him! Strap in!

The fellas have a random discussion about long COVID, bad coffee, expensive cologne, and that one time Jase almost died.

The fellas discuss a day they spent in San Diego, hunting for movies, getting some grub, and also talk about the timelessness of their shows and the "Scream" Franchise..

The fellas discuss a day they spent in Hollywood "among the dead", as they and producer extraordinaire Tina Simonian toured the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, as well as a return to the Museum of Death at its latest location.

The fellas discuss the new "Faces of Death" film having watched the new trailer, what they think it will be like and what it might mean to the legacy of the franchise.

The fellas discuss the validity of "film curses" and whether the theories about films such as "Poltergeist", "The Exorcist", "The Omen" and more hold water, or are simply just coincidence.

On this episode, the fellas dive headfirst into the world of conspiracy theories, from the absurd to the downright dark. Armed with their signature brand of opinions and unfiltered takes. Nothing is off-limits as they sift through wild claims, shadowy cover-ups, and the questions you’re not supposed to ask. They break it all down with humor, skepticism, and just enough edge to keep you questioning everything.

Jase returns to Cali after 5 long months, and the fellas discuss the commentaries they recorded on the previous trip, the new studio layout, and learning how to write comics!

On the eve of Jase leaving back for Michigan, the fellas reflect on the trip, their accomplishments, and their plans for the future.

The fellas discuss their favorite cinematic monsters outside of the classic Universal or Hammer monster icons.

The fellas discuss the movies they saw when they were young that traumatized them in one way or another.

Brad takes gleeful delight in torturing Jase on the eve of recording the first episode of their new podcast "Commentary Massacre", in which they'll sit (or in Jase's case, be held hostage) and watch the infamous 1997 film "Gummo".

In this episode Tina Simonian and Brad Bruce recap their time at the 5th Anniversary of Creep I.E. in Ontario January 30-February 1st. From the energy on the con floor to the incredible vendors, creators, and fans, they break down what made this milestone event feel less like a convention and more like a horror family reunion.

The fellas discuss "Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut" and the continued watering-down of original content, as well as the fact that people STILL haven't un-f*cked themselves!

In this second in the Hometown Horrors series, Brad discusses growing up during the rampage of Richard Ramirez, the fear it generated that summer, and a possible frightening encounter with the Night Stalker one night.

In this first in a possible new series, the fellas discuss the grisly Detroit murder of Robert Beckowicz, and a disturbing viral video involving a "Vietnamese Butcher".

The Conclusion of Jonny's 2-Part episode involving their Top 5 albums that made a significant impact on their lives. Prepare to go down memory lane!

Jonny Ramaglia returns for this first in a 2-Part Episode where the fellas discuss their Top 5 Albums that made a serious impact on their lives.

The fellas discuss in-depth the new venture they're chasing after the announcement of a new label, as well as the risks, benefits and caveats of starting a new business.

The fellas discuss their favorite (non-horror) Christmas movies and why they mean so much to them during the holidays. The 5195 Podcast team wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas!

The conclusion of the fellas' interview with Tina and Richard includes the art of acting while directing, the importance of continuity, coverage, and good vaseline.

Tina and Richard join the fellas to talk about the audition process, roles they wanted (or avoided), stage acting versus screen, and smoking a joint with Robert Forster! Tune in!

This just in! The fellas discuss their plans for the new network, and announce new programs coming under the 5195 Network, as well as plans for a 5195 distribution company. Lots of exciting things happening that you don't want to miss!

The fellas delve deeper into upcoming film releases, looking into titles announced for 2026 clear through 2028 - all tentative, but interesting nonetheless - and continue to discuss which ones they're excited (and not so excited) about.

The fellas discuss the promising resurgence of physical media to stores, and what it might mean for the future of the medium.

The fellas go down a list of films set for release beginning in September of this year, and on through Christmas releases of 2025, discussing surprising reboots and sequels, to films they may or may not be interested in this holiday season.   PLEASE NOTE: Episode was recorded prior to several of the dates discussed (at least up through October), and have likely already been released.

The duo sit down with horror journalist Sam Santiago, who talks about his tough road into the genre, early trauma, writing for websites, and how horror can heal a troubled mind!

For their third annual Halloween Special, the fellas discuss some of Halloween's history and lore, including Samhain, when America truly adopted (and commercialized) the holiday, and the legend of Stingy Jack!

The fellas discuss the things in the horror genre that pisses them off, including mockbusters, SyFy Originals, cheap tactics, and bad marketing.

The fellas list off their Top 5 Favorite school-related horror films! Did yours make the cut? Tune in, and find out!

The fellas discuss the two genres/filmmakers that they have casually dismissed, but did a 180 on for the sake of educating themselves. A "gentleman's wager" was made: If Brad gave the Marvel Cinematic Universe a chance, Jase would dive headlong into the works of the late David Lynch, and both would do so with open minds. Strap in and see where this homework takes them!

The fellas sit down with collector, Severin Films salesman, and Rendezvous L.A. DJ Jaime Pinedo and talk about hitting film events, spinning obscure soundtracks at clubs, collecting toys from childhood, and becoming part of the Severin family.

The fellas discuss attending this summer's Severin Super Shock film festival at Brain Dead Studios in L.A., with Tina Simonian, Video Shock's Mike Krueger, and actor/friend of rhe show Richard Yniguez. Three secret new film acquisitions were screened, many more previewed, and the fun hang-out that followed was fantastic! Special thanks to David Gregory for hosting, as well as Jamie Pinedo, Ethan Hull, and Nicole Mikuzis for their assistance in making it a rad evening!

Tina Simonian joins the fellas to discuss the celebs, vendors, bands, and experiences of the latest Creep I.E. Aftermath! Tune in for the fun, and make sure to buy tickets for the next one in 2026!

The fellas hit the road with producer Tina Simonian and Video Shock's Mike Kruger for a day of antiquin', where they discuss their venture into Ontario's antique store "The Crowns" to investigate the their creepy horror basement of spooky oddities and occult items, and celebrate the massive find from their childhoods deep within The Vintage Vault in downtown Upland!

Brad and Jase discuss the coming weekend's Creep I.E Aftermath convention and the various guests, vendors, and experiences set to appear. If you're going, be sure to grab the exclusive convention Fangoria issue, and say hello if you see us!

The fellas discuss the passing of metal icon Ozzy Osbourne and what his music meant to them during their formative years, his legacy, his controversies, and the chasm his passing has left in the metal community, who remains forever in his debt.

Jase lands back in California with new plane adventures before he and Brad descend into random topics, and pet peeves involving restaurant etiquette, drones waging war on the homeless, and the disgusting phenomenon of muck banging.

Jason phones in from Michigan and updates Brad on the new Naked Gun film starring Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson, and they discuss the new Steelbook release of Faces of Death from Dark Sky Selects.

In this concluding episode with guest Marty Recio, the fellas continue their erratic, no-topic-is-a-bad-topic hang with their friend by discussing various haunted attractions Marty has been to, human experimentation, Charlie Sheen's odd new falsetto voice, and the grisly details of Australian killer Katherine Knight's "cooking".

In this second episode with guest Marty Recio, the fellas discuss a number of things, ranging from movies that impacted them emotionally, true crime, adventures in the Elsinore Naval Academy, butt-squeezing yoga ghosts, and creepy people who live in your attic. It's all scary enough to drop your heart into your ball sack.

DO-OVER! After a tech snafu that caused them to lose a series of episodes, the fellas got Marty Recio back in the studio to talk about the things he's been up to, and places he's gone, including the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and his plans to visit the Goonies House after its restoration, among other things! Strap in for the first in a three-party with Marty! Be sure to visit Marty on TikTok @chunk_liddell

In this second chapter of the Gallery of Icons series, Brad and Jase reflect on the career of Adrienne Barbeau. From her films, her shows, her books, and everything that makes her such a talented, friendly, and accomplished icon, spanning decades and genres. Join us in celebrating one of Hollywood's best (and sweetest) talents, Adrienne Barbeau!

After a quick catch-up about Jase's most recent trip, the fellas dive into their Top 10 List of their all-time favorite 90s horror films and why they love them, dispelling the long-running myth that 90s horror had nothing to offer.

Jonny joins the fellas again, this time to piggyback on the Soundtrack topic from Episode 22, putting in his two cents on soundtracks he loves, the musical methodology of Quentin Tarantino, Lalo Schifrin's "Exorcist" fiasco, and not meeting your heroes.

The fellas discuss the latest on the projects they're working on, the dangers of writing dark or depressing material, the functionality and rules of InkTip, and the importance of forging ahead.