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A.J. ChatAuthor: A.J.Chat
Welcome to A.J. Chat Podcast! We dive into the good, the bad, and everything in between when it comes to movies, TV shows, and standout episodes. From top 5 to top 20 rankings, worst accents, unforgettable infomercials, actors who redefined themselves, and moreour conversations are packed with insights and entertainment. What We Do: Entertainment Deep Dives: Honest discussions about movies, TV shows, and individual episodes worth dissecting. Lists That Count: Ranking everything from the best to the worst and the weirdest in pop culture. Interviews That Inspire: Industry Insiders: Voice actors, directors, authors, and more share their journeys and insights. Fascinating Personalities: Foundations, YouTubers, photographers, advocates, and other intriguing guests. Every episode brings fresh perspectives, engaging discussions, and stories you wont want to miss. Support the Show: Love what you hear? Help us keep creating great content by supporting A.J. Chat on https://www.buymeacoffee.com/A.J.Chat (Buy Me a Coffee). Your support unlocks exclusive perks and helps us grow! Tune In: Catch A.J. Chat Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more. Subscribe today and join the conversation! Language: en Genres: Film Interviews, TV & Film Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Just So You Know… I’m Your Biggest Fan
Episode 186
Wednesday, 18 February, 2026
Psychological horror doesn’t rely on jump scares.It lingers. It manipulates. It makes you question reality.In this episode of A.J. Chat, we rank the 10 best psychological horror movies of all time — the films that get under your skin and stay there.🧠 Featuring:Misery (1990) – Obsession turned terrifyingThe Silence of the Lambs (1991) – Control as horrorNatural Born Killers (1994) – Media and madnessThe Babadook (2014) – Grief as a monsterPsycho (1960) – The movie that broke audience trustAmerican Psycho (2000) – Identity and detachmentTaxi Driver (1976) – The birth of a villainBlack Christmas (1974) – The original domestic nightmareHannibal (2001) – Seduction and psychological warfareScream (1996) – Trauma beneath the metaThese aren’t just scary movies.They’re films about obsession. Identity. Control. Isolation. And the human mind at its most dangerous.🎧 Weekly deep dives into film & pop culture📺 Bonus clips on YouTube📱 TikTok & IG: @auntjody1976
