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This week Dylan and Millie talk a little bit about scream 5 and an interview with Neve Campbell! Dylan rants about how he thinks the new Texas Chainsaw will be trash while Millie brings up some good points about how he should chill. Millie brings in a crazy story from the 20's in Texas about how Santa might be creeping into more than just your house. Lastly we discuss the pick for next weeks movie! 

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On this episode we have the pleasure of talking to the Skull Crawlers Movie Club about how they got started and where they are now! Cary and Orrin go into how they made Crutch, the team they have built to make their wonderful indie shorts, and the making of Scarecrow of Parkhurst! If you haven't checked it out already, head over to Black Cat Horror TV on youtube to see the video version of this episode! Smack that bell for notifications of new episode, sub to the channel, and leave a like if you don't mind!

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This Week on Black Cat Horror we are talking about the only pg-13 Sam and Ivan Raimi movie...Drag Me To Hell. This Film Was the bloody light at the end of the Webbed tunnel that was a decade of Spider-Man films! We swap MJ for denture goop, Peter for chin jobs, and dead uncle Ben with...a dead kitten.. Drag Me To Hell makes you second guess every being mean to any person ever in the chance of being cursed, followed, and handed a button that will seal your fate and rip your soul apart. This movie oozes Evil Dead with its dark  humor, awesome fountain of nose blood, and hair getting ripped out entirely too much. Join us as we once again hope in the delta 88 and take a ride with Raimi!

This week on Black Cat Horror we are talking about the Gimp Suited fever dreamed 10th Wes Craven film: The People Under The Stairs. This film follows Fool as he tries to save his dying mother and pay the rent by breaking into the brother sister/ daddy mommy ex-funeral house fucked funhouse to steal gold coins and cash with Leroy and Spencer. Daddy and Mommy (The Robesons) Own Fool’s Apartment complex and want them out so they can destroy the building for an upscale apartment while also having a house crawling with boys they tried to make the perfect children? Fool and friends stumble upon all this while being chased by the most tenacious dog around, Fool finds Alice who spends her time making dolls of the folks that get murdered in the house while being wholesale abused and lied to about everything ever.  Does it sound like too much is going on right now? Wait till we get to the Gimp...On today’s episode.

This Week on Black Cat Horror we are talking about the 2015 Horror Western: Bone Tomahawk. This Sheriff star studded indie film was the directorial debut of Craig Zahler who would go on to do other brutal films such as Brawl on Cell Block 99 and Dragged Across Concrete. Kurt Russell comes back from Tombstone as the law around these parts, Patrick Wilson finally leaves that haunted ass to put on a cowboy hat and find his kidnapped wife, and Mathew Fox gets off that terrible island to be Doc holli...I’m sorry, John Brooder. Hangout with us as we brave the frontier in search of cannibal troglodytes losing four horses, three men, all our morals, for one lady! Say good-bye to my wife...I’ll say hello to yours.

This week on Black Cat Horror we are talking about The second installment of what I'm calling...The 80's does Universal monsters...Fright Night! This and An  American Werewolf in London crank the monster we know and love up to 11 BUT this film has Mom's passing out valium, Peter Vincent the $500 Vampire hunter, a Terminator "lite" score, a Playboy bunny with iced Nips, and the coolest death of a vampire turned wolf...EVER. So strap in boys and girl...tonight we talk about Vampires...the ones I have killed and the ones in which I seek...tonight on FRIGHT NIGHT!

This week on Black cat horror we are talking about the Direct to DVD, two extra years in the oven, festival feast: Trick 'r Treat. This film has enough horror nods to satisfy the stickiest of nerds, an iconic character everyone has seen at least 100 times, and a rock bottom fit for WrestleMania. This film follows little Sam as he shows us four different stories that take place on a very bloody Halloween night. In this episode we have choco-blood vomit, razor blade chocolate bars, Lil red werewolf, and a whole pack of drowned kids that are dying to get revenge. Make sure to not blow out your jack 'o lanterns folks...or you'll get murdered while waiting to get laid!

This Week on Black Cat Horror we are belly flopping in the black goo that is Prometheus. Ridley Scott directs what is now the first film in his reverse ENGINEERED star wars collection: Alien. Marketed as NOT an Alien movie, this Alien movie sort of sets up how the Xenomorphes came to be and who created them...sort of...This film has loads of questions, a few answers, and some pretty rad VFS with some Practical FX mixed in. We follow Shaw and she and the crew of the Prometheus go to LV-223 and try to find out How It’s Made Human Edition.

This week on Black Cat Horror we are talking about the film that bridged Argento’s Animal Trilogy to his Three Mothers Trilogy and leaves you wondering..Whodonit?! We’re talking about Deep Red. This Giallo Classic has a Halloween 3 level catchy kids tune that's followed up with some of the tightest soundtrack work we’ve ever heard by the band with the coolest name: Goblin. In Deep Red we follow Marcus Daly as he stumbles his way through a murder mystery filled with twists, turns, arm wrestling, and one handed piano playing after he sees a woman get super murdered. So, turn your record players on, pour a glass scotch while you’re alone in your dark house, throw on a King Crimson record, and hangout with us as we bathe in the boiling water of a Dario Argento classic.