Episode 193: We join the courtroom drama and stylish thriller that is 2023's Red Rooms by Pascal Plante. 


Join us next week for a nostalgic look at our childhoods, with Tobe Hooper's 1982 Poltergeist.

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Episode 192: This week is a family affair. Charlie's family that is, with the 2003 film The Manson Family by Jim Van Bebber. 
 
Keep in touch, because next week we will be covering the newly released Red Rooms from 2023.

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Episode 191: The final week of our Women in Horror Month is upon us, but we are going out with a bang, with the widely popular 2024 film, Coralie Fargeat's The Substance.
It's time to pump you up! So join us with special guest Anya of the Horror and More with Anya Gorre Podcast.


Hurry back here next week where we will be covering something different, with The Manson Family from 1997.




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Episode 190: Week three of our 4th annual Women in Horror month we find ourselves in deep waters, the waters of love with Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water from 2017. It's Hydra's pick and he's invited Logan back from Ghoulish University to gush about this dark romance.

Make sure to check up with us next week for our coverage of the 2024 smash hit The Substance!

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Episode 189: Week two of our Women in Horror Month is upon us and we have a guest we didnt see coming in Caitlin Grant of the Plug It Up: A Horror Movie Podcast. Here to help break down Leigh Whannell's good for her thriller, The Invisible Man from 2020.

Make sure to join us for week three of our Women in Horror Month when we will return with Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water frome 2017.

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Episode 188: This week we kick off our 4th Annual Women in Horror Month with special guest Nichole of the Light & Shadow: A Horror Podcast, on to review Ti West's MaXXXine from 2024.

Check back with us next week as we cover 2020's The Invisible Man.

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Episode 187: This week we round out our month of Craving for Craven, a Wes Craven appreciation month. We put the final nail in it's coffin with the hidden gem, The Serpent and the Rainbow from 1988.

Make sure to check us out next week, when we kick off our 4th annual Women in Horror Month. We will be covering 2024's MaXXXine with special guest Nichole of the Light & Shadow: A Horror Podcast.

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Episode 186: This week of our Craving for Craven month we welcome our guest from down in the basement, James of the Trey's Table podcast up to discuss the 1991 Wes Craven film The People Under the Stairs.

Make sure to check out the final week of Craving for Craven month when we cover The Serpent and the Rainbow from 1988.

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Episode 185: Week two of our Craving for Craven month, an entire month spotlighting the more obscure Wes Craven  films with our second entry, The Last House on the Left from 1972.

Get a fix for your Wes Craven cravings next week with our coverage of The People Under the Stairs from 1991.

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Episode 184: Well this entire month we have a craving, for more Craven. An entire month of spotlighting some lesser known Wes Craven films, starting with 1982's Swamp Thing. 

Craving for more? Come back next week for our coverage of Wes Craven's Last House on the Left from 1972.



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