A Part Of Our Scare-itage

By Adam Clarke and Sarah Chamberlain

Sarah & Adam watch all the classic and not-so-classic Canadian horror movies.... more

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A Part Of Our Scare-itage episodes:

March 27, 2020 27. The Pit (1981).
We’re back! It seems like releasing an episode about a scary, incomprehensible
virus was a little “too soon”, so we shelved our Pontypool discussion in
favour of a story about four Ts: Troubled Tweens, Teddy bears, and
Troglodytes. It’s the notorious, so-bad-it’s-good CanCon horror movie that’s
fit for The Pit.
Special thanks to Michael Collins of This Is Your
Mixtape for editing this episode.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
Sammy Snyders’ page.
An interview with the screenwriter of The
Pit.
Fred Phelps.
Would you rather babysit Jamie or The
Boy? Sarah’s firmly in the
latter camp.
Magnum, P.I. discusses his
mustache.
The saga of Charles Lee Ray (aka
Chucky).
Carrie’s mom.
The man they call(ed) Reveen.
Devo’s Peekaboo.
Troll 2.
The Bye-Bye Man.
The Snowman.
Support A Part Of Our Scare-itage on
Patreon. (Thanks!)
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1h 30min
February 26, 2020 26b. Wha Happuh?
Hey, the podcast disappeared! Well, don’t worry, A Part Of Our Scare-itage
won’t stay dead, like Mary Lou Maloney or the spooky Cube from the hit film,
Cube 2: Hypercube. Adam is here to offer an update and answer the question on
everybody’s lips: Wha Happuh? Spoiler: Expect a new episode in March!
...more
5min
December 19, 2019 26. Bells [a.k.a. Murder By Phone] (1982).
After a lengthy break, we’re back to discuss the now primitive notion of
everyone in the world having at least two landline phones and how a serial
killer might attack you via rotary phone. Sounds strange? That’s ’cause it is!
Sarah and Adam discuss phones, phone freaking (phreaking?), hippies,
conspiracies, Big Phone, and more as they look back on the British-Canadian
thriller, Bells.
Apologies for the lack of a Christmas special this year, but Scare-itage
will be switching from a bi-weekly to a monthly schedule as of this episode.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
Scanners.
Deadly Eyes.
The Royal Canadian Air Farce.
Looking for more on composer John Barry and the questionable movies he’s
scored? We discussed his work on
Starcrash on your leading MST3K
podcast, It’s Just A Show.
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and help us make the show. Or tell all your friends about us. Or both! Thanks!
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1h 15min
November 15, 2019 25b. T. Difficile: A Second Technical Difficulties Clip Show.
Lo and behold, Sarah & Adam are way too busy to meet the schedule this month.
So, we present to you an assortment of outtakes from our episodes on Ginger
Snaps,
Scanners, and more!
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if you can, thanks!
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1h 7min
October 30, 2019 25. Rabid (2019).
David Cronenberg’s Rabid was a deadly-serious film with an undeniably goofy premise at its core. What direction
would Jen and Sylvia Soska take their new vision of Cronenberg’s story for
their remake? At the risk of sounding like clickbait, the answer may surprise
you. Also, if you want to be surprised by this new release, please note that
this episode contains spoilers for the Soskas’
Rabid.
Show Notes.
Rabid: IMDb.
Wiki.
Trailer.
Films referenced in today’s episode that we’ve discussed previously on this
show: David Cronenberg’s Rabid and The
Soska Sisters’ American Mary.
The Deadites from Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead
series.
CM Punk.
Billy Zane, one-punch man.
Large Marge.
Deadgirl.
Resident Evil 3.
Drag Me To Hell.
Maximum Overdrive.
A glimpse of what we’ll be watching in late
November.
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Patreon—and tell your friends about us!
...more
1h 42min
October 10, 2019 24. Rabid (1977).
In preparation for its pending remake by the Soska Sisters, Sarah and Adam
discuss how David Cronenberg’s Rabid inspired the plague horrors of 28
Days Later and the sexual terrors of It Follows. Rabid’s also the story of how
stem cells create a killer penis that lives in a porn star’s armpit, which
makes even less sense than it sounds. Plus, your hosts reveal how to do a
proper David Cronenberg impression, pan obvious Freudian readings of horror
films, praise Marilyn Chambers, and celebrate the love story of Ketchup Man
and Potato Man.
This episode brought to you by the phrase “Anus-Penis”. Not a real sponsor,
but Sarah and Adam say it enough that it might as well be.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
Celebrate 100 years of Donald Pleasence with our Pleasence Centennial shirt,
available from our store!
We reviewed Ivan Reitman’s Cannibal Girls for our fourth
episode.
We reviewed the Cronenberg-free Scanners reboot, Scanner Cop, for our
seventeenth episode.
Mr. Dressup.
Fraggle Rock.
Babar.
Eli Roth.
Marilyn Chambers.
Chambers’ disco hit(?),
Benihana.
Return Of The Living Dead. Not
to be confused with Day of the
Dead or Land of the
Dead.
The Crazies.
28 Days Later.
It Follows.
We discussed Cronenberg’s conflicts with Patrick McGoohan in our Scanners
episode.
The notorious Incredible Melting Man ending, where the title character is
swept up and put in the garbage.
Want more man-melting memories? It’s Just A Show covered The Incredible
Melting Man.
We covered The Uncanny in our very first
episode.
Rabid is not an empowerment or sexual revenge movie like the oft-mentioned
vagina dentata horror-comedy,
Teeth.
Barring any technical difficulties, our next episode will be on Jen and Sylvia
Soska’s remake of Rabid.
Trailer.
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and listen to some boo -nus bits!
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1h 13min
September 27, 2019 23. Cathy’s Curse (1977).
Cathy’s Curse! It’s Canada’s answer to The Exorcist and The Omen, though
it has more in common with Exorcist II and Omen IV. One of Canada’s most
notorious good-bad flicks, Sarah & Adam brave this one’s internet infamy to
see if there’s some panache to this tale of a terror toddler. Oh, and yes,
this is the “Your mother’s a bitch!” movie.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
“Your mother’s a bitch.” Made
infamous by Red Letter Media.
Sample Tool music video.
Nightmare On Elm Street 5 scene featuring a fridge of stop-motion
food.
Not to be outdone, Pee-wee Herman also has a stop-motion fridge
The Royal Canadian Air
Farce.
Baby Teeth: A Novel. Not to be confused with Teeth: A Vagina Dentata
Movie.
We covered Eva Everything when she showed up on the soundtrack for The
Gate.
Sample Tool music video.
The Children.
It’s Alive.
Peter Jackson’s Dead-Alive aka Brain
Dead.
Next time on A Part Of Our Scare-itage: killer
armpit!
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and listen to some spooky boo -nus bits!
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1h 11min
September 12, 2019 22b. Our Technical Difficulties Clip Show Spectacular.
Sarah & Adam are thwarted by scheduling problems, so we present this
collection of deleted material from past episodes. As the anniversary of this
podcast looms, this lovingly handcrafted, artisanal clip show gives us a
chance to revisit the show’s first episodes and a few later ones to learn of
Sarah’s protective nature over Ginger Snaps and the incredibly spooky real
life circumstances under which Adam watched The Mask.
This episode is compiled from the unheard scraps of the following episodes:
The Uncanny, Ginger
Snaps,
Curtains,
Scanners, and The
Mask.
Show Notes.
Beth’s “technical difficulties” resulted in the birth of a healthy baby girl,
as revealed on It’s Just A Show’s 54th episode (Lords Of The
Deep).
Adam discussed his encounter with a choc-o-late thieving raccoon on It’s Just
A Show’s 5th episode (Cry
Wilderness).
William Castle’s 13 Ghosts and its
regrettably Castle-free remake, Thir13en
Ghosts.
An American Werewolf In Paris is a
pseudosequel to the far more beloved An American Werewolf In
London.
Peter Cushing.
The Hammer Frankenstein series.
BBC’s 1984—starring Cushing and—you guessed it—Donald Pleasence. Adapted from
Orwell’s novel by Nigel Kneale of Quatermass
fame.
Ray Milland.
The Thief.
The Fiasco Brothers Watch A Movie covered it on their 23rd
episode.
Frogs.
The Thing With Two Heads.
Look What’s Happened To Rosemary’s
Baby.
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46min
August 30, 2019 22. Prom Night IV: Deliver Us From Evil (1992).
If you think slasher movie clichés and criticism of Catholic church
molestation scandals go together like chocolate and peanut butter, Prom
Night IV might be the film for you! Our Summer of Proms is finally over, as
A Part Of Our Scare-itage prays for the souls who dared stretch out this non-starter of a horror franchise. In this episode, Sarah & Adam discuss Catholic
horrors both onscreen and off, while Sarah pitches her idea for Prom Night V.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
Mount Cashel scandal.
Canonically, Freddy Krueger is the son of 100 maniacs (and one
nun).
The aforementioned Freddy origin played heavily into the fifth Nightmare On
Elm Street.
Prom Night was remade in 2008.
Next time on A Part Of Our Scare-itage...
Support A Part Of Our Scare-itage on
Patreon.
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1h 19min
August 14, 2019 21. Prom Night III: The Last Kiss (1990).
In 1990, Canadians bid Mary Lou Maloney adieu for her Last Kiss. Prom Night
III: The Last Kiss was her last Prom Night, though Sarah and Adam
desperately wish it was theirs, too.
Show Notes.
Trailer.
IMDB.
Wikipedia.
Sarah and Adam discussed Cynthia “Cyndy” Preston in a much better movie: the
terrific Pin.
Just in time for that Dolemite trailer to drop, Adam references Petey
Wheatstraw: The Devil’s Son-In-Law.
Robert Palmer’s Addicted To
Love was the basis of this
movie’s opening Hell sequence. Yes, really.
Clint Howard stars as a dairy-vending serial killer in Ice Cream
Man.
Freddy Krueger eating kids off a
pizza.
Sarah and Adam celebrated The Uncanny in their very first
episode.
Palmolive? You’re soaking in
it!
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs screened Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II
as its season finale.
Help us make the show and you can hear some
boo-nus bits!
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1h 11min

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