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This Horror Movie Monday, Joe and Rob dive headfirst into Haunt (2019), a brutal and atmospheric slasher that was suggested to us by the awesome crew over at Horror Movie Family LLC in New Bedford! We’re going full spoilers in this one—breaking down every masked villain, the bloody traps, and how the story builds to its intense finale.
From the eerie haunted house setup to the terrifying realism of the killers, we dissect what made Haunt such a standout in modern horror. If you’ve seen the movie (or don’t mind spoilers), join us as we explore every twisted turn and talk about why Haunt deserves more love in the genre. -
In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob and Joe head to the historic Fort Taber in New Bedford, Massachusetts for an unforgettable day of exploration and eerie encounters.
Joined by urban explorers Craig and Garfield, paranormal investigator Heather, Rob’s daughter, and Heather’s two sons, the group dives into the shadowy corridors of the Milliken Battery and unearths stories that linger in the dark.
They end the exploration by visiting the on-site museum, laying the groundwork for a deep dive into the fort’s military history—from Civil War roots to its role in coastal defense. But Fort Taber isn’t just about history—it’s long been rumored to be haunted.
As they share the legends and personal accounts tied to the site, including some spine-tingling moments of their own, the mystery surrounding this seaside fortress grows ever thicker.
Come along as we mix history, hauntings, and firsthand exploration in a coastal location that’s as scenic as it is chilling. -
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This week on Tales, Trails, and Taverns' Horror Movie Monday, Rob and Joe dive into the 2022 psychological horror film Monstrous starring Christina Ricci.
They break down the eerie 1950s setting, the film’s slow-burn tension, and Ricci’s haunting performance as a mother haunted by grief—and something far more sinister. Was it a chilling masterpiece or a monster that never quite took shape?
Rob and Joe share their thoughts, discuss the movie’s deeper themes, and talk about where Monstrous stands among modern horror films. -
In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe returns from the haunted heart of the Lowcountry to tell Rob all about his chilling adventure through Charleston, South Carolina.
From the dark corridors of the Old City Jail to the haunting echoes of the Provost Dungeon beneath the bustling streets, Joe dives into the deep history and legends that swirl through one of America’s oldest cities.
He also takes us beneath the sprawling branches of the ancient Angel Oak—one of the oldest living trees east of the Mississippi—and recounts a strange, unshakable encounter he believes might have been a brush with a spirit from Gullah folklore.
Was it the Boo Hag? Or something even older? Tune in for tales of ghostly prisoners, buried secrets, ancient oaks, and folklore that refuses to fade. This is Charleston as you’ve never heard it before. -
In this week’s Horror Movie Monday, Rob and Joe dive into the 1973 cult classic The Wicker Man — a film that wastes no time pulling you into its eerie world of mystery, ritual, and psychological tension. From the moment the story kicks off, we were hooked.
The unsettling atmosphere, strange locals, and slow unraveling of the truth kept us on edge the whole way through. With twists and turns around every corner, this folk horror tale took us on a wild ride we won’t soon forget.
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe and Rob return to the eerie and overgrown Pilfershire Abandoned Town Trail in Simsbury, Connecticut.
Once a small settlement tucked deep into the forest, Pilfershire was mysteriously abandoned, leaving behind little more than whispers, weathered stone walls, old foundations, and forgotten wells.
Join us as we hike the trail, piece together the fragments of its shadowy past, and explore the theories behind its sudden disappearance.
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On this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns: Horror Movie Monday, Joe and Rob dive into the dream-haunting world of Wes Craven’s 1984 classic A Nightmare on Elm Street.
From Freddy Krueger’s terrifying debut to the film’s lasting impact on horror, they break down what made this movie a genre-defining masterpiece.
The guys explore the film's eerie atmosphere, inventive kills, and the psychological horror that still creeps into our dreams today.
Whether you're a longtime fan or watching for the first time, join us as we slash through the details and revisit the nightmare that started it all. Don’t fall asleep for this one… Freddy’s waiting. -
In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob takes Joe deep into the eerie woods of Massachusetts to explore the Rutland Prison Camp—now a quiet, overgrown state park with a haunted past.
Rob recounts hiking the crumbling trails and abandoned buildings with his daughter, soaking in the heavy atmosphere and silence of a place once bustling with inmates.
As the story unfolds, he dives into the history of the prison camp, its ties to the TB epidemic, and the lives lost within its walls. But things take a darker turn when Rob shares a few chilling articles and local accounts of paranormal activity—ghostly figures, unexplained noises, and a lingering presence that just won’t leave.
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe and Rob dive into the blood-soaked halls of horror history with a review of the 2013 remake of Carrie. But they don’t stop at the film—this episode also unpacks the story behind Stephen King's very first published novel, how Carrie almost never saw the light of day, and the surprising influence his wife had on its creation.
Joe and Rob compare the 2013 version to Brian De Palma’s iconic 1976 original, breaking down the differences in tone, performances, and just how each version delivers on the terror. Whether you're Team Sissy or Team Chloë, this one's for horror fans who love a deep cut.
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Join Joe as he steps aboard the legendary warships of Battleship Cove in Fall River, MA—the largest collection of preserved U.S. Navy ships in the world. From the mighty USS Massachusetts to the stealthy USS Lionfish submarine, we’ll dive deep into the incredible history of these floating museums. But this episode isn’t just about history.
Joe recounts the eerie experience of spending the night aboard Big Mamie, navigating the darkened decks and shadowy corridors where countless sailors once stood watch. Was it just the creaking of an old battleship settling in the night—or something else entirely?
Get ready for a mix of history, firsthand experience, and maybe even a ghost story or two as we explore Battleship Cove after dark. Buckle up, because this one’s a wild ride.
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob and Joe dive into the tense, heart-pounding world of A Quiet Place Part II. They break down the plot, from the film’s gripping opening sequence to its high-stakes survival moments, and discuss how it expands on the eerie silence and suspense of the original.
But that’s not all—Rob and Joe can’t help but draw comparisons between the terrifying, sound-hunting creatures of A Quiet Place and the Demogorgon-like monsters from Stranger Things. Are the similarities just a coincidence, or is there something deeper at play?
Join them as they dissect the film’s strengths, its edge-of-your-seat atmosphere, and whether it lives up to the hype of its predecessor. If you love horror, sci-fi, and a good creature feature discussion, you won’t want to miss this episode!
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob and Joe venture to the legendary Fort Adams in Newport, RI. Rob delves into the fort’s rich history, from its origins in the early 1800s to its role in defending the coastline.
But history isn’t the only thing lurking within these walls—Fort Adams is also known for its ghostly legends. Rob uncovers the eerie tales of spectral soldiers, shadowy figures, and unexplained whispers that have left visitors unsettled for generations.
As they explore the dark tunnels and towering battlements, both Rob and Joe share their personal experiences while visiting the fort—was it just the wind, or did something else move in the shadows?
Whether you’re a history buff, a paranormal enthusiast, or just love a good ghost story, this episode is packed with chilling tales and first-hand accounts from one of New England’s most haunted locations. #FortAdams #NewportRI #GhostStories #HistoryAndHauntings #TalesTrailsAndTaverns -
In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob and Joe break the silence to review the 2018 horror thriller A Quiet Place.
They dive into the film’s masterful use of sound (or lack thereof), its intense atmosphere, and the emotional depth that sets it apart from typical creature features.
From the terrifying alien creatures to John Krasinski’s brilliant direction, they discuss what makes A Quiet Place a standout in modern horror.
Was it as nerve-wracking as everyone says? Did it live up to the hype? Tune in to find out—just don’t make a sound!
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob and Joe dive into the icy halls of the Overlook Hotel to review the 1980 horror classic The Shining. From Stanley Kubrick’s eerie direction to Jack Nicholson’s iconic descent into madness, they break down the film’s unsettling atmosphere, hidden symbolism, and how it compares to Stephen King’s original novel.
They also discuss behind-the-scenes stories, fan theories, and their own thoughts on what makes The Shining one of the most haunting films of all time. So grab a drink, stay out of Room 237, and join us as we talk all things The Shining!
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe takes us deep into the heart of Mashamoquet Brook State Park, a place where history, legend, and nature intertwine. From the towering Table Rock to the eerie Wolf’s Den, we explore the park’s most iconic landmarks and the stories behind them.
Joe recounts the daring legend of Israel Putnam, who tracked and killed the last wolf in Connecticut, and the mysterious Indian Chair, a natural rock formation that feels like a throne of the ancients. The journey continues to the Soldier’s Grave, a lonely and solemn resting place of a Revolutionary War soldier, shrouded in history and silence.
And, we visit the Brayton Grist Mill, a well-preserved relic of Connecticut’s industrial past, where echoes of the past still whisper through the old wooden beams. Join us as we uncover the rich history, legends, and eerie atmosphere of Mashamoquet State Park—where every rock, trail, and shadow tells a story. Lace up your boots, grab a flashlight, and come along for another adventure into the unknown! -
On this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe and Rob take a deep dive into the 2022 psychological horror film Smile. With its eerie atmosphere, relentless tension, and disturbing imagery, this movie left audiences unsettled—but did it leave a lasting impression on us? We break down the film’s scares, story, and deeper themes, debating what worked, what didn’t, and whether Smile deserves its reputation as one of the creepiest films in recent years. Tune in and join the conversation!
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In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Rob takes us deep into the heart of the infamous Hockomock Swamp, a place steeped in history, war, and eerie legend. From the brutal conflicts between Native American tribes and early settlers to the ancient Wampanoag legends warning of spirits, cryptids, and strange occurrences, the swamp has long been a place of mystery and fear. Is it just an unforgiving landscape, or is there something supernatural lurking within? Tune in as we uncover the dark past and chilling folklore surrounding this legendary Massachusetts swamp.
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On this episode of Horror Movie Monday by Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe and Rob dive into the chilling 2024 film Long Legs. With its eerie atmosphere, unsettling visuals, and dark storyline, this movie had plenty to dissect—but did it live up to the hype? Joe and Rob break down what worked, what didn’t, and their differing takes on the film’s scares, story, and execution. Was Long Legs a new horror classic or just another forgettable thriller? Tune in to hear our thoughts and join the discussion!
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On this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe takes Rob on a journey through the eerie mystery of the Pilfershire Abandoned Town Trail. With almost no written records and a town that seemingly vanished, Pilfershire’s history is shrouded in questions—why was it abandoned? What secrets linger in its ruins? Joe recounts the chilling ghost stories tied to the lost settlement, the strange energy along the trail, and what it’s like to walk through a place where time has seemingly stopped. Lace up your boots and join us as we explore the forgotten past of Pilfershire!
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Welcome to a brand-new series on Tales, Trails, and Taverns, where Rob and Joe dive into the world of horror movies—reviewing films they pick or ones requested by listeners! In this first episode, they take on the brutal 2009 remake of Last House on the Left. They break down the film’s raw intensity, unsettling themes, and whether it holds up as a worthy reimagining of Wes Craven’s 1972 classic. Expect deep dives into the story, performances, and the sheer terror factor—plus their own thoughts on what makes a truly disturbing horror film. Tune in… if you dare!
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