Always a fascinating chat from the pros. Thanks again.

Love the show and maybe when you guys have something come out down the line we can get a special release/review episode. Love the interviews but the AMA’s have always been my favorite episodes.

Mick and Joe- I have really enjoyed this podcast. As a filmmaker I’ve learned a lot and been entertained with each podcast . I’m very sorry to hear you are ending it this year. I hope you’ll reconsider or take a break and comeback with new content. Best Aaron

Post Mortem came up in a conversation with a friend when he told me there was a great interview with Ti West on here. My interest in horror is a very narrow scope, but after I listened to the very first episode, this show has been running almost non-stop on my devices. This is a great show for lovers of ALL films, not just horror. The reason being that host Mick Garris is not only a filmmaker himself, but he’s a wonderful interviewer and a knowledgeable film historian. Mick allows his guests to roam in their conversations, but is quick to interject some context so that the listener is always included in the conversation. Whether he’s bringing in some cinematic nomenclature or clarifying the person in the subject of discussion, but it’s done so gracefully that the conversation never gets off track. I have learned so much from listening to this show, and discovered so many interesting filmmakers and their work. And as much as I love Mick’s interviews, I think I enjoy his AMA episodes with Producer (pizza) Joe even more. Do yourself a favor and get on the slab!

As a kid I was terrified of horror movies. It wasn’t till I was about 13 that I started watching as much horror as I could. I discovered Postmortem with Mick Garris recently and have been devouring the episodes. I really enjoy the interviews Mick Garris conducts and all the legendary guests he has on. I get a lot of horror film recommendations that I have yet to see and like hearing some background on the films or television I have seen. Wish I would’ve discovered sooner, but catching up one by one.

As someone who loves movies of all kinds I’m always looking for a podcast that really gets into the “making of” stories. Usually it’s a bunch of fans talking over themselves about movies which is fine, but I want to hear from the filmmakers themselves. Mick is the glue that binds all of the genre filmmakers together so he is able to get SO MANY amazing guests “on the slab”, so that even if I am not familiar with the artist by the end of the interview I’ve added all of their films to my watch list! Thanks Mick and Joe for all the great interviews, and for exposing us to a lot of amazing artists in such a comfortable and respectful atmosphere!

Post Mortem is chock full of Asking Horror Auteur Mick Garris ‘Almost’ anything and it’s amazingly informative and motivational if you are into making these great pieces of macabre Art as well! If you have never listened to Mick Garris and Joe Russo’s iconic pod - try it, you might just love it! “You want smooth sailing work in an office!”

I really value and appreciate this podcast. It keeps me calm and relaxed while I work. The way Mick talks to his guests and about other people is really uplifting. I find a lot more than just horror movie reviews can be learned from this podcast. This is my #1 podcast.

Absolutely fantastic, entertaining and wealth of knowledge Mick is!

This show is the best of the best when it comes to genre podcasts. Mick is a consummate pro and his guests are insightful and humble. My only problem is there isn’t a new episode every day. Rock on gentlemen.

The only podcast that I listen to every week. Love Mick and Joe. I need some merch ! Keep up the good work!

Just recently started listening and now never miss an episode. Having great fun catching up on the archives!

If you’re a fan of film and the industry, you’ll get a lot out of every episode. You don’t have to love horror to find Mick and Joe entertaining, and they both offer a wealth of knowledge from the industry, including the world of horror.

I listen every week.

Mick Garris has been a long time favorite. I heard him as a guest in a pod cast I was trying out and he mentioned his pod cast. I immediately downloaded it! I am started from the very first episode and loving every minute of it! I could listen to his voice all day, and love all the guest so far. I cannot wait to hear more!

It features films and creators, both new and established. Informative and inspiring for any filmmaker, whether you’re into horror or not (but it’s a lot more fun if you are)

First time listening to the podcast, was excited to hear Tommy and William’s episode. Great Halloween stories and movie thoughts. Awesome podcast!

Love this podcast Mick has been such an inspiration to horror fans the world over and it’s always comfort food to listen to new episodes.

Do you dig movies? Do you dig horror? Analysis of craft? Filmmaking talk? So many legends giving candid talks with Mick. He’s a great host and keeps his interviewees very relaxed. Get this podcast in your ears!!

If you’re a cinephile and a horror fan, this is the podcast for you.

A must for any horror fan or fan of film. If your curious about how movies are made or how your favorite stories came to be, look no further, this is the podcast for you.

Long time fan of Mick’s work and I love his and his guests insights into the entertainment industry - thanks Mick

I’ve been a fan of Mick Garris for 34 years since he wrote the story for *batteries not included. I love this podcast. Every week, it’s a highlight of my drive to work. If you like cinema - especially horror - you’ll love this!

Love it!!! There’s nothing else to say! Horror fan? Movie fan? Just stop reading this and listen!

Given this was a joint discussion with John Landis and Joe Dante, why wasn’t the topic of The Twilight Zone Movie (1982) raised? They both collaborated on it, and Landis not only ruined the movie with his subpar entries, but his negligence and recklessness caused the deaths of Vic Morrow and two illegally-hired children. I’m sure Joe would have something to say about his collaboration with Landis. And Landis could have apologized to Joe and the families of the dead—something he hasn’t done in almost 40 years. Goodness knows Landis droned on long enough about the Blues Brothers and his other mediocre movies—all of the topic of American Werewolf, ostensibly the topic of the day. The omission of Twilight Zone talk was glaring. Come on, Mick.

I’m ashamed to say I had no idea Mick Garris had moved into the podcast world until very recently… always been a fan of the Post Mortem video interviews and all the interview work done by Garris since the 80’s (70’s??), he gets the best guests and asks them the best questions, invaluable gold mines for filmmakers to listen to the truth come from the top quality makers of the genre.

Heard about this podcast on KingCast and I’m so glad I came over to check it out! Mick has excellent guests with fantastic insights into film and TV

Brian Scott. Horror movie fanboy on Twitter saying wow. Amazing podcast. We love you mick.

I’ve been a horror fan all my life, which is a long time as I’m 61, but I’m learning so much great behind-the-scenes stuff from listening to this podcast. Mick knows EVERYBODY and they all seem to be comfortable just shooting the breeze with him. From the world-class directors of films I’ve loved for years, to the B-movie directors who have such love for the genre, to Oren Peli, who admitted that he just wanted to make a lot of money, he did and now he doesn’t even really care if he makes another movie. What a hoot! I started listening only about six weeks ago from the very first episode so I still have a lot to hear, but I am loving every minute of it. It’s like the world’s best class in horror filmmaking! Thank you so much Mick- this is a real gift to genre fans!

Mick Garris is the elder statesman of genre horror. His years spent as a journalist shine through in each episode. He gets us, the horror fans. Keep it up Mick!

One of my favorite go to podcasts! Great guests!

I’m not big on podcasts at all but this was excellent. Someone I follow on Instagram recommended it & I'm so glad I listened to the Clive Barker interview. I am a huge Clive Barker fan & Mick is an excellent interviewer. Will be listening to many more, excellent job!

The Clive Barker interview was stellar! So much great info covered like always.

Mick is so great to listen to. He has so many connections and stories from his long career. Whether you work in the film or TV industry or are just a fan of the genre, you will feel at home here.

... because if you know Mick Garris then you’re probably already listening to his show, but maybe someone out there is new to him. Garris is an absolutely vital part of our horror history. The podcast could simply be him telling his own story and it would still get a 5 Star rating from me. The thing is, it’s so much more than that. Mr Nice Guy is really the only insider I can think of that truly let’s his audience in. His guests are rarely on the show to just plug something, and the back and forth is always genuine. If you’re looking for a place to start, download the Clive Barker episode. There are moments that will almost make you cry. Mick Garris is just about the only legend out there who’s really warned his reputation.

This podcast is entertaining and informative about horror films. Thank you

Love this podcast. Mick is a legend and a great interviewer!

While going down a Gary Sherman internet search rabbit hole I found out about this podcast. Great interview. I’ve gone back and downloaded the majority of the episodes.

Mick Garris is a super fan of film and a great multifaceted creator as well. He shares great stories and conducts insightful interviews as well. Highly recommended for film and genre fans

Is there anyone cooler than Mick Garris? I don’t think so. This has quickly become one of my most listened to podcasts. Mick Garris is the most kind and intelligent host ever with a vast knowledge of everything movies. I’ve learned a ton and look forward to every new episode. Highly recommend this to anyone interested in film, especially horror.

Love Mick’s dedication to the horror genre and the insight that he brings to the podcast is truly a treat to listen to.

Every week whether it’s an AMA episode or an interview I pick up some cool tidbit of knowledge or just sheer enjoyment listening to Mick. I look forward to each and every Wednesday knowing I will have something great to start my work day with.

Ive learned and loved something about every episode of this podcast.

The pandemic has put me working from home for 8 months now & I have been tearing through multiple podcasts, but if you’re looking for an easy listening show that’s informative, fun, & absolutely mesmerizing, look no further than Post Mortem! Mick has a soothing voice to go with a plethora of knowledge & stories about his works and experiences over the years but it’s also an absolute treat to hear him banter back n forth with so many names in the industry every week & hear stories about some of my favorite movies & shows. Everyone can find something to like about this show & I’m grateful to have found it during a time where I could use it most!

Love Mick and every episode I've listened to. New Joe Hill episode was fantastic! Now listening to latest one. Thanks Mick you are a great writer, interviewer and good person.

Happy to have this podcast back.

Best horror podcast speaking with all different types of creators

Mick Garris is a good interviewer and often comes up with ways to get people to talk about fun and unique parts of their career. His voice is also very kind. Even though I really don’t like him as a director/ writer (the shining remake from the 90s is right there with The Last Airbender as one of the all time bad adaptations) his podcast is very good. But please stop asking about their early life and just get into the difficult stuff.

Any horror fan would love this podcast. Mick is the best.

It’s difficult to interview people well, let alone with genuine interest and warmth. Mick is a skilled writer and it comes through in his introductions. I’d recommend Post Morten to anyone interested in film, composition and the creative process. Not limited to horror fans only!