Tie on your bibs, y'all, because we're fixin' to take you on a live, rambling discussion of all kinds of classic dishes from the Southern USA. Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at Giallo Games ! Visit Jenny’s Amazon author page ! THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS! The...
Topics: cooking tips, soul food, southern food, on the menu
On today's cryptic and crime-ridden installment, Tom and Jenny are finally getting around to tackling America's preeminent case of a serial killer who has never been caught: The Zodiac. Beginning in the mid to late 1960s, California was gripped in fear of the hooded gunman who largely targeted couples in their cars and ruthlessly shot them to death before sending taunting and coded letters to police and newspapers. Who was he, how many people did he actually kill, and will he ever be...
Topics: zodiac, zodiac killer, serial killer, true crime, unsolved murders, arthur leigh allen, edward...
It's two more terrifying tales of true crime on today's installment of 13 O'Clock. First up, we'll be discussing the notorious David Parker Ray, better known as the Toy-Box Killer, a serial rapist, torturer, and suspected serial killer who kidnapped women with the help of his willing accomplices and subjected them to the most brutal torture imaginable inside of his purpose-built trailer. Then, on the second half, we'll be talking about Christopher Wilder, aka The Beauty Queen Killer, who became...
Topics: toy-box killer, david parker ray, cindy hendy, beauty queen killer, christopher wilder, wanda beach...
On this episode of 13 O'Clock, we're talking about what is probably one of the weirdest and ostensibly most haunted houses in the United States, if not the world: the infamous Winchester Mystery House. This sprawling, mazelike, 24,000-square-foot mansion was built by the widowed Sarah Winchester and contains many fascinatingly bizarre architectural oddities, including doors and staircases leading nowhere, skylights in the floor, and balconies that face indoors. Did Sarah really build this...
Topics: winchester house, winchester mystery house, sarah winchester, winchester movie, haunted house,...
13 O'Clock discusses the 1979 HG Wells-meets-Jack-the-Ripper scifi adventure, Time After Time .
Topics: time after time, time machine, hg wells, jack the ripper, malcolm mcdowell, mary steenburgen, david...
13 O'Clock discusses the 1981 horror film The Hand , directed by Oliver Stone.
Topics: the hand, the lizard's tail, 80s horror, oliver stone, michael caine, movie review, 13 o'clock
Yes, we've reached an important milestone, folks: it's 13 O'Clock's big, bad ONE-HUNDREDTH episode! For months, we threw around different ideas about what to do for it, and in the end, we just decided to give our listeners more of what they seem to love most about the show: drunken rambling and horrific true crime stories. Plus, for those tuning in on YouTube, you will get to see videos of us in all our glory, plus little snippets of video of our kitties, and a 360 of our little office/studio,...
Topics: 100th episode, variety special, battleglitta, 13 o'clock, true crime, mass murder, creepy...
It's true crime time again on this grisly installment of 13 O'Clock, and this go-around, we're tackling what is probably the best known unsolved murder case in American history: the horrifying slaying of the Black Dahlia. Back in 1947, dark-haired beauty Elizabeth Short was found sliced in half and drained of blood in an undeveloped Los Angeles neighborhood. Who committed such a vicious crime, and why? Theories and rumors have abounded in the more than seven decades since the murder occurred,...
Topics: black dahlia, elizabeth short, black dahlia avenger, true crime, unsolved murders, unsolved...
On this grave (heh) installment of 13 O'Clock, Tom and Jenny are delving into some grim territory, exploring incidents where people were buried alive, as well as the strange and wonderful methods invented for preventing such a thing from happening. We'll also be discussing the common 19th-century practice of body snatching, citing some examples and getting into the case of the famous British body snatchers and murderers, Burke and Hare. All this, plus a couple of cemetery-related news stories...
Topics: premature burial, buried alive, edgar allan poe, waiting mortuary, safety coffin, waiting house,...
It's paranormal time again on this spooky installment of 13 O'Clock, and we're finally going back to one of our popular discussions of an episode of A Haunting ! This time, we'll be talking about the season 2 episode entitled "Where Demons Dwell," which details a possible haunting or demon possession in 1980 Connecticut. The case is also infamous in that it later led to the murder trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson, who tried to claim demon possession as his defense. We discussed the case...
Topics: a haunting, paranormal, ghost story, demon possession, where demons dwell, demon murder case, arne...
On this installment of 13 O'Clock, Tom and Jenny are turning their attention to two horrifying cases of murders associated with highways and travel. On the first half, we'll discuss the infamous Colonial Parkway murders, a chilling series of "lover's lane" style killings that took place in a small area of Virginia in the late 1980s. Then we'll talk about the heartbreaking saga of the Highway of Tears, a stretch of Highway 16 in British Columbia, Canada where numerous women and girls...
Topics: colonial parkway murders, highway of tears, true crime, serial killer, unsolved murders
We love Star Wars, you love Star Wars, everybody loves Star Wars (except for wrong people). In honor of the release of Rogue One, Tom and Jenny take a fun, meandering little nerd-journey through the galaxy far away, tackling such topics as the influence of Eastern religions on Jedi philosophy, the relation of Nietzsche’s writings to the mindset of the Sith, if Han Solo would be considered Force sensitive, who exactly Snoke might be and what his ultimate endgame is, and whether Finn is...
Topics: star wars, force awakens, rogue one, darth plagueis the wise, supreme leader snoke, jedi...
Well, we WERE gonna go with something more cheerful this episode, since we did creepy necrophiliacs on last week’s show, but NO, we had to go and sort of accidentally do another episode about serial killers (one of whom also happens to be a necrophile, for added fun). Sorry. On episode 30 of 13 O’Clock, Tom and Jenny cross the pond to discuss infamous British serial killers Peter Sutcliffe (aka The Yorkshire Ripper) and Dennis Nilsen (aka The Kindly Killer). Join us for yet another twisted,...
Topics: peter sutcliffe, yorkshire ripper, peter coonan, dennis nilsen, kindly killer, killing for company,...
Ah, the good old days, when you could pack up your family and lay claim to hundreds of acres of prairie and set about building a life for yourself through hard work and perseverance. Or, if you happened to pass through Kansas in around 1871 on the way to set up your homestead, you could alternately get your head bashed in and your throat slashed by a "family" of twisted serial killers. On this episode of 13 O'Clock, Tom and Jenny explore one of the darkest corridors of 19th century...
Topics: bloody benders, bender family, pa bender, ma bender, kate bender, true crime, serial killer, first...
Fans of the show may remember that way back on Episode 8, we talked about the serial killer / rapist known as the Original Night Stalker (aka the Golden State Killer). Well, lo and behold, just as we were preparing a topic for this week's show, THE ORIGINAL NIGHT STALKER GOT CAUGHT!!! Yes, the scumbag's name is Joseph DeAngelo and he is currently in custody, so far charged with eight counts of murder in the horrific crime spree that terrorized California from 1976 through 1986. To celebrate the...
Topics: golden state killer, ear-ons, east area rapist, original night stalker, joseph deangelo, diamond...
It's a serial killer extravaganza on this horrific installment! Tom and Jenny are looking into a suspected and infamous serial killer case that is still ongoing. In December of 2010, while looking for a missing person in Long Island, New York, police stumbled across four bodies in burlap sacks, and a few months later, discovered six more nearby. The unknown perpetrator known as the Long Island Serial Killer, the Gilgo Beach Killer, or the Craigslist Ripper is thought to be responsible for...
Topics: Long Island serial killer, LISK, Gilgo Beach Killer, Craigslist Ripper, left shoe murders, true...
Victorian London is terrorized by a diabolical, high-jumping figure with metal claws and eyes of flame. A town in Illinois falls prey to a phantom gasser in the mid-1940s. And an estuary in Devon, England plays host to a very long and mysterious trail of hoofprints that might have been left by Satan himself. On this fun, folkloric episode, Tom and Jenny are discussing three weird cases of possibly paranormal origin: the legend of Spring-Heeled Jack, the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, and the Devil's...
Topics: spring-heeled jack, springheel jack, jack the ripper, urban legend, mass hysteria, phantom...
On this trip down movie memory lane, Tom and Jenny are discussing the criminally underseen supernatural murder mystery from 1999, Stir of Echoes , starring Kevin Bacon and based on the 1958 novel by Richard Matheson. Audio version: Video version: Click here to sign up for Audible! If you buy my book first, I get a bounty! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on ...
Topics: movie review, stir of echoes, richard matheson, kevin bacon, best 90s horror, underrated horror...
13 O'Clock review the 1980 fantasy film Flash Gordon .
Topics: flash gordon, dino de laurentiis, fantasy, comic book, serial, queen, movie review, 13 o'clock
On today's installment, Tom and Jenny are discussing the seedy, sorta rape-revenge/vigilante flick from 1981, Ms .45 , directed by Abel Ferrara. Click here to sign up for Audible! If you buy my book first, I get a bounty! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter . Also, check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store ! And check out Giallo Games ! Also...
Topics: ms 45, abel ferrara, zoe tamerlis, zoe lund, rape revenge, cult classic
On this installment, we'll be covering the 1979 psychological quasi-slasher Silent Scream , directed by Denny Harris and starring Rebecca Balding, Barbara Steele, and Yvonne de Carlo. Much thanks to patron Rob for sending us the movie! :-D Click here to sign up for Audible! If you buy my book first, I get a bounty! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on ...
Topics: movie review, silent scream, barbara steele, 70s horror, slasher
On today's pre-Halloween installment, Tom and Jenny are discussing a film that's near and dear to Jenny's black heart: Lucio Fulci's 1981 surrealistic gore classic, The Beyond . Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter . Also, check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store ! And check out Giallo Games ! Go subscribe to us over on our BitChute channel...
Topics: lucio fulci, the beyond, movie review, gates of hell, hell trilogy, italian horror, cult classic,...
13 O'Clock reviews the creepy 1980 ghost story, The Changeling .
Topics: the changeling, george c scott, ghost story, melvyn douglas, 13 o'clock, movie review, 80s horror,...
13 O'Clock discusses the 1995 Lovecraftian cult classic from John Carpenter, In the Mouth of Madness .
Topics: john carpenter, in the mouth of madness, movie review, hp lovecraft, lovecraft, lovecraftian...
13 O'Clock reviews John Carpenter's 1980 ghost story, The Fog .
Topics: 13 o'clock, john carpenter, the fog, adrienne barbeau, jamie lee curtis, hal holbrook, tom atkins,...
Tom and Jenny talk about how to make yummy homemade ice cream without the hassle of an ice cream maker. Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at Giallo Games ! Visit Jenny’s Amazon author page ! THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS! The show is made possible by: Amanda,...
Topics: on the menu, cooking tips, food
On today's Retrospective, Tom and Jenny travel back to 1980 to discuss the VERY strange, all-star-cast, sorta-comedy-sorta-thriller-sorta-horror film The Ninth Configuration (also known as Twinkle Twinkle Killer Kane ), written and directed by William Peter Blatty (of The Exorcist fame). Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . Also...
Topics: movie review, cult classic, william peter blatty, the exorcist
Tom and Jenny discuss the divisive 2004 M. Night Shyamalan film about an isolated village seemingly threatened by creatures in the woods. Find this movie and more on the 13 O'Clock Amazon Storefront! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by...
Topics: movie review, m night shyamalan
On this installment of the Retrospective, we're celebrating Halloween early by discussing the brilliant 2007 horror anthology Trick R Treat , a fun, gory flick that drips Halloween from every frame. Remember to leave out some candy for Sam! Audio version: Video version: Click here to sign up for Audible! If you buy my book first, I get a bounty! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on ...
Topics: movie review, trick r treat, halloween movies, horror anthology, best horror movies of the 2000s
It's finally here! On this absurdly long, two-part, extra-special Halloween extravaganza, Tom and Jenny go off on a nearly six-hour journey that encompasses numerous horror movie recommendations and discussions, a brief foray into Halloween history and a debate over the best types of candy to get while trick or treating, and finally some scary story submissions (both true and fictional) from our awesome listeners. We love you guys, and have a happy and safe Halloween! The Faceless Villain:...
Topics: halloween special, horror movies, scary stories
Jenny talks about a stylish psychological horror, written and directed by Nicolas Pesce (who directed The Eyes of My Mother ), and based on the novel by Ryū Murakami (who also wrote Audition ). Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny...
Topics: movie review, psychological horror, giallo
Jenny talks about a creepy and violent British film about a holiday gathering that goes drastically awry after a mysterious illness turns all the children murderous. Find this movie and more on the 13 O'Clock Amazon Storefront! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at Giallo...
Topics: movie review, british horror, christmas horror movies
Jenny talks about Emilio Miraglia's 1972 gothic giallo, a stylish murder mystery featuring creepy old crypts and a family curse. Find this movie and more at the 13 O'Clock Amazon Storefront! Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube channel , like us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter and Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at ...
Topics: movie review, 70s horror, italian horror, giallo, emilio miraglia
On this installment of 13 O'Clock, Tom and Jenny are delving into the mystery of mythical action star, purported Navy SEAL and CIA operative, alleged sexual harasser and pants-pooper, Steven "Sensei" Seagal. What is it about this guy that makes him so fascinating? Listen to our fun ramble through the Seagalsphere and find out, as we go Under Siege after being Hard To Kill on episode 190. Hey! We’re finally on Instagram ! The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for...
Topics: steven seagal, action movie, martial arts, bullshido
On this entertaining and mysterious installment, Tom and Jenny delve into two strange cases of aviation disappearances during the 1940s. First, we'll talk about the infamous Ghost Blimp incident of 1942, where two crewmen mysteriously vanished from the gondola of their blimp while they were on a routine patrol. Then we'll discuss the creepy and well-known disappearance of Flight 19, a squadron of five planes that became lost and went missing during a training mission off the coast of Florida in...
Topics: world war 2, mysterious disappearances, ufo
It's April 30th, Halfway To Halloween, and on tonight's livestream, we'll be discussing the infamous female serial killer Aileen Wuornos. Known as Lee, Wuornos emerged from an unbelievably messed up childhood as a hostile woman with an explosive temper and a seething hatred for humankind in general, but men in particular. Drifting through Florida and making her living as a sex worker and petty criminal, Aileen shot and killed seven men between 1989 and 1990, and was eventually apprehended and...
Topics: true crime, serial killer
Christmas is fast on its way, and if you know anything about 13 O'Clock, you'll know that just because it's Christmas, doesn't mean it can't still be spooky. On this 2021 Christmas Special livestream, Tom and Jenny resurrect the tradition of scary stories on Christmas by discussing some supposedly true ghost stories and paranormal incidents that took place around the holidays, such as tales of the Mistletoe Bride, The Red-Cloaked Knight, The Headless Horseman of Roos Hall, the Alcatraz haunted...
Topics: paranormal, ghost stories, christmas special
In case you missed it, here's Friday night's live episode; sorry the video is in three parts again, but we kept losing the stream. On this harrowing and heartbreaking installment, Tom and Jenny go back to 1999 to discuss what was, at the time, the deadliest school shooting in American history: the massacre of 13 people at Columbine High School, perpetrated by students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. The tragedy would become a media sensation and sadly would go on to inspire many subsequent...
Topics: columbine shooting, school shooting, true crime, mass murder
On this blood-drenched installment, Tom and Jenny are finally getting around to discussing the OG of unidentified serial killers, the mysterious madman known as Jack the Ripper. In 1888, amid the crushing poverty of the East End in London, a shadowy figure stalked prostitutes, slaughtering and mutilating at least five of them over a relatively brief period. The murderer was never caught, and over the ensuing century, countless theories about the identity of the killer have swirled around, some...
Topics: true crime, serial killer, jack the ripper, victorian crime, unsolved murders
In August of 1966, a horrifying mass murder occurred on the University of Texas campus in Austin, when a 25-year-old ex-Marine named Charles Whitman -- who had stabbed his wife and mother to death the night before -- climbed to the top of the campus clock tower and began shooting at random passersby, ultimately killing 16 people and an unborn baby, and wounding 31 others, before being killed by police. A later autopsy revealed that Whitman had a large tumor in his brain which may have accounted...
Topics: true crime, mass murder
Back in 1997, hundreds of witnesses in Phoenix, Arizona and the surrounding regions reported an extraordinary sight: a series of bright lights that appeared in the sky and seemed to be attached to a mile-wide craft of some kind. In the years since, various theories about what this mysterious object might have been, everything from secret military aircraft to flares to, of course, an extraterrestrial presence. What were the Phoenix Lights? Join Tom and Jenny on a live episode 242 as we attempt...
Topics: aliens, ufo sightings, extraterrestrials, black triangle
On this grimly groovy installment, Tom and Jenny travel back to the heady, hippie-filled days of 1969, when a psychopathic ex-con by the name of Charles Manson orchestrated the savage murders of several innocent people, including up and coming actress Sharon Tate. Manson's brainwashed followers, known as the Family, had perhaps come to believe in their leader's bizarre predictions about Helter Skelter, a coming race war that would ostensibly result in Manson and his followers running the world....
Topics: true crime, charles manson, manson family, helter skelter, serial killer, mass murder, tate labianca
Is time an endless cycle rather than an endless line? Have we, in fact, seen all this sh*t before? Tom and Jenny explore those questions and more on tonight's mystical episode, on which we discuss the ins and outs of reincarnation, as well as some supposed cases of people who seem to have lived past lives. Let's get all our good karma working on a deja-vu-infused episode 267. Please support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the 13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our YouTube...
Topics: paranormal, life after death, reincarnation
The mid to late 1970s were the heyday of punk rock, and one of the people who most embodied the nihilistic and self-destructive allure of the punk subculture was Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious. A drug addict from a broken home, Sid's anarchic attitude and unpredictable (and sometimes violent) behavior became synonymous with punk rebellion, but his already disordered life spiralled even further out of his control when he met American groupie and sex worker Nancy Spungen. The two became...
Topics: true crime, punk rock, sid and nancy, sex pistols, murder of nancy spungen
It was Easter Sunday, 1975, in Columbus, Ohio. The Ruppert family was spending it as many families did, preparing a festive meal in the kitchen and having an Easter egg hunt on the front lawn. Suddenly, unassuming James Ruppert, who had spent the previous night drinking in his favorite bar, emerged from an upstairs bedroom bearing several firearms, and began to open fire on his celebrating family members, ultimately killing eleven people, including several children. What made this supposedly...
Topics: true crime, mass murder, family massacre
Here on 13 O'Clock, we've covered a lot of creepy disappearances and unsolved murders, but every now and then, some of these cold cases actually do get solved. On this installment, Tom and Jenny will be discussing updates to some of the missing persons cases we've talked about on prior shows, including the disappearances of Brandon Lawson, Alissa Turney, and Andrew Gosden. We'll also talk about the bizarre case of Sherri Papini, which was recently solved, and get into the high-profile case of...
Topics: true crime, cold cases, unsolved mysteries, unsolved murders, missing persons, creepy...
On this installment of 13 O'Clock, Tom and Jenny (and a special guest appearance by Dennis Rader, in bobblehead form) tackle the horrific case of Richard Speck, a lifelong scumbag who is best known today for his grisly rape and murder of eight student nurses in one apartment on a single night in 1966. Put on your blue panties and hold on to your man-boobs, it's about to get criminal on episode 162. The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for purchase in print and ebook...
Topics: true crime, richard speck, serial killer, mass murder, born to raise hell
You might want to put down that delightful cup of chamomile tea you were about to enjoy, because on this installment, Tom and Jenny are discussing five horrifying cases of serial killers who used poison as their weapon of choice. First up, we'll delve into the tale of Graham Young, otherwise known as the Teacup Poisoner, who "experimented" on family members with antimony and thallium when he was only fourteen years old; then we'll talk about the mysterious Paraquat Murders of 1980s...
Topics: serial killer, true crime, graham young, poisoners, teacup poisoner, young poisoners handbook,...
On this mobbed-up installment, Tom and Jenny are talking about one of the most terrifying, prolific, and cold-blooded contract killers the United States has ever seen, Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski. Allegedly working as a freelance hit man for all five of the major New York City crime families as well as a few others, Kuklinski was as professional and heartless as they come, killing people in a variety of gruesome ways, sometimes for money and sometimes just because his victim pissed...
Topics: true crime, mass murderer, richard kuklinski, the iceman, mob murders, mafia hit men, contract...
Step right up to this latest installment of the 13 O'Clock Podcast, where Tom and Jenny take a long, rambling, yet fascinating journey into the history of the circus sideshow and the lives of some of the "freaks" who displayed themselves therein. We talk about P.T. Barnum and his iconic American Museum, famous human oddities such as Colonel Tom Thumb, Joseph Merrick (a.k.a. The Elephant Man), Living Skeleton Isaac Sprague, Sara Baartman (a.k.a. The Hottentot Venus), the Lobster Boy,...
Topics: circus sideshow, sideshow history, p.t. barnum, freak show, lobster boy, elephant man, hottentot...
