In this must-listen episode of the Terror 29 Podcast, host chats with living legend Terry Taylor of 1313 Mockingbird Lane Toys & Collectibles in Lawrence, KS. Terry shares his epic backstory—from growing up as a misfit punk/metal kid in 1980s Sioux Falls, booking early Green Day gigs at 15, playing bass in bands, promoting massive shows, surviving the music industry's ups and downs, to pivoting into a medical career before launching his dream toy store packed with horror, vintage, and pop culture gems. Packed with wild stories (like a car crashing into Ernie November), heartfelt reflections on community support through tough times like COVID, and insights into running an indie shop with heart, this conversation celebrates passion, resilience, and the magic of collecting.

Join Zac & Krum for a fun unfiltered rambling session on the Terror 29 Podcast. We chat old-school haunt techniques, the chaos of Whatnot live streams and rising horror collectibles, plus teases for Glow Night (April 24–25), when the whole haunt flips to blacklight with hidden fluorescent details and fresh effects. Nostalgia, hustle, and banter—new episodes weekly, stay spooky!

Join Zac on the Terror 29 Podcast for an in-depth conversation with Shaun, one of the owners behind Hillside House of Hell, Blood Rush, and the upcoming Psycho Schoolhouse in Nebraska. Sean shares his origin story — growing up minutes from Disneyland, being terrified (then obsessed) with the Haunted Mansion, learning Pepper’s Ghost effects as a kid, and how that childhood passion eventually led to building a multi-location haunted attraction empire.

Whether you're a haunt enthusiast, paranormal investigator, Disney/Universal fan, or just love hearing passionate people talk about turning childhood obsessions into reality — this episode is packed with stories, industry insight, and Midwest haunt love.

Upcoming events mentioned:

• Cupid’s Killer Valentine’s – Feb 13 & 14, 2026
• Psycho Schoolhouse opens October 2026

Zac almost broke the podcast before it started by only turning on the power button. Classic.

Now that we’re actually rolling: major haunt reorganization wins, the glow night overlay nobody will see coming, Halfway to Halloween madness, Omaha con stories, secret projects, after-hours fan dreams, and approximately 29 tangents about cons, NECA, Trick or Treat Studios, and why we still can’t afford “Rock and Roll All Nite” royalties.

Same goofy energy. Bigger 2026 ambitions. Let’s go.

We are back with Part 2, and this time we skipped the live trailer reactions for an easier listening format. (Sorry about Part 1 lol) Dale, from Terror 29, also joins the episode as we dive into Horror Films coming out in 2026.

Live trailer reactions to the biggest 2026 horror drops: Return to Silent Hill, Scream 7, Send Help, Terrifier 4 rumors, and more. The guys (with Dale crashing the party) geek out over Art the Clown's origins, power flips, and what's got them actually excited for theaters. Part 1 of 2—stay tuned!

In Episode 14, we dive fang-first into the Top 10 Horror Films of 2025 — the biggest scares, the boldest storytelling, and the bloodiest surprises the year had to offer. From breakout indie nightmares to big-budget creature carnage, we’re counting them down one by one… with a few honorary mentions sneaking their way into the shadows along the journey.

If you love horror movies, want to discover new titles to add to your watchlist, or just want to relive the best frights of the year, this episode is packed with chills, laughs, and plenty of Terror 29 flair.

Turn out the lights. Hit play. Let’s talk horror.

Ever wonder why we knock on wood, throw salt over our shoulder, or freak out about black cats and broken mirrors?

In our unluckiest episode yet, Zac and Krum dig into the ancient origins of everyday superstitions

Short, spooky, and packed with “wait, THAT’S where it comes from?” moments. Perfect for your next late-night listen. 🪞🐈‍⬛🔪