Subject to Changes, hosted by Geno McGahee and Eric Michaelian of X Posse Productions, is a bold and unfiltered dive into the worlds of horror, sci-fi, and cult cinema. Across 26 episodes, the duo offers a unique mix of passionate debate, insider knowledge, and genuine enthusiasm that makes listeners feel like they’re part of a late-night genre chat among lifelong fans.
Geno McGahee brings his indie horror expertise to the table, drawing from films like Rise of the Scarecrows and Family Secret, while Eric Michaelian contributes both intensity and humor, keeping discussions lively and often unpredictable. Their chemistry is the show’s real engine — even when opinions clash, it’s clear they share a deep love for the genres they cover.
Episodes explore everything from iconic franchises like Terminator, Robocop, Halloween, and Friday the 13th to forgotten grindhouse and indie horror gems. The hosts aren’t afraid to go off on tangents, debate dream matchups, or rant about overlooked films — all of which adds to the podcast’s raw, authentic energy. For fans of horror and sci-fi, it’s a playlist packed with hours of thoughtful commentary, passionate arguments, and genuine fandom.
Where the podcast could improve is in occasional structure: the freeform nature of discussions can sometimes feel scattered, and new listeners might find themselves needing a few episodes to get fully immersed in the rhythm of Geno and Eric’s back-and-forth. That said, the unpredictability also contributes to its charm and makes each episode feel fresh.
Overall, Subject to Changes is a must-listen for genre enthusiasts who appreciate honest opinions, spirited debate, and deep dives into both mainstream and obscure films. It’s a podcast that celebrates fandom in all its messy, passionate glory.
Jessie Hobson