On this spooky installment, Tom and Jenny are exploring the paranormal once again and discussing what is probably the best-known American ghost story, the legend of the Bell Witch of Adams, Tennessee. So the story goes, in 1817, the Bell family began to be tormented by an invisible entity that slapped the children around, talked … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Seventy Three: The Bell Witch Legend

On this installment of the Retrospective, Tom and Jenny discuss the criminally underrated psychological horror masterpiece, Exorcist 3 (a.k.a. Legion), written and directed by William Peter Blatty and starring George C. Scott and Brad Dourif. Audio version: https://ia601509.us.archive.org/6/items/moviereviewexorcist3audio/MovieReview_Exorcist3_Audio.mp3 Video version: The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for purchase in print and ebook formats! And now the audio … Continue reading 13 O’Clock Movie Retrospective: Exorcist III

Listen up, you hoser, because Tom and Jenny are traveling to the cold northern reaches of Canada to discuss four cases of Canuck killers. First up, we’ll be discussing serial killer David Russell Williams, a highly-decorated military colonel who led a double life as a thief, rapist, and murderer; then we’ll talk about the fame-whoring … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Seventy Two: A Cavalcade of Canadian Crime

On this installment of the Retrospective, Tom and Jenny are talking about the weird, underrated cult film from 1976, Larry Cohen’s God Told Me To (a.k.a. Demon), a bizarre mash-up of police procedural and low-key sci-fi. Audio version: https://ia601408.us.archive.org/8/items/moviereviewgodtoldmetoaudio/MovieReview_GodToldMeTo_Audio.mp3 Video version: The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for purchase in print and ebook formats! And now the … Continue reading 13 O’Clock Movie Retrospective: God Told Me To

On this overstuffed installment of 13 O’Clock, Tom and Jenny are celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday with a fun, wide-ranging discussion about Thanksgiving history, food, and a few dark corridors of American colonial history, such as the brutal Pequot War, the execution of colonial America’s first murderer, and the prevalence of cannibalism in the Jamestown colony. … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Seventy One: History of Thanksgiving, Food, and the Darker Side of Colonial America

On this bloody fun installment, Tom and Jenny are reconstructing the second film in the beloved Re-Animator franchise, 1990’s Bride of Re-Animator, directed by Brian Yuzna and starring the irrepressible Jeffrey Combs. Audio version: https://ia601501.us.archive.org/1/items/brideofreanimatoraudio/BrideOfReAnimator_Audio.mp3 Video version: The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for purchase in print and ebook formats! And now the audio book is available too! Get … Continue reading 13 O’Clock Movie Retrospective: Bride of Re-Animator

It’s true crime time once again on 13 O’Clock, as Tom and Jenny break down the infamous case of the Boston Strangler, who killed as many as 13 women in Massachusetts in the early 1960s. Though Albert DeSalvo is generally credited with all the crimes because of his detailed confession, there are some who believe … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Seventy: Boston Strangler Albert DeSalvo

On this episode of the Retrospective, we’re going back to 1968 to discuss one of the most celebrated horror films of all time, the psychological, Satanic cult masterpiece Rosemary’s Baby, directed by Roman Polanski. Audio version: https://ia601401.us.archive.org/1/items/movieretrospectiverosemarysbabyaudio/MovieRetrospective_RosemarysBaby_Audio.mp3 Video version: The Faceless Villain: Volume Three is now available for purchase in print and ebook formats! And now the audio book is … Continue reading 13 O’Clock Movie Retrospective: Rosemary’s Baby

On this creepy installment, Tom and Jenny are discussing the intriguing case of Delphine LaLaurie, a wealthy society woman in 19th century New Orleans who was vilified for being excessively cruel to her slaves, torturing them in her mansion in the French Quarter, and perhaps even murdering some of them as well. Though some of … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Sixty Nine: Delphine LaLaurie and the Haunting of LaLaurie Mansion

On this creepy installment, Tom and Jenny are discussing the intriguing case of Delphine LaLaurie, a wealthy society woman in 19th century New Orleans who was vilified for being excessively cruel to her slaves, torturing them in her mansion in the French Quarter, and perhaps even murdering some of them as well. Though some of … Continue reading Episode One Hundred Sixty Nine: Delphine LaLaurie and the Haunting of LaLaurie Mansion