Joined by Ben from Fright Rags, The 1961 psychological horror classic “The Innocents” gets a look this week. Recorded just in time for another remake of the 1898 novel “The Turn of the Screw” hitting the big screen, this time called “The Turning”.

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Beware the creepiest kids around, the blonde-haired weirdos that live in the Village of the Damned. This 1960 sci-fi classic still holds up, as you’ll hear if you tune in this week. Also, Bill sounds sort of like Max Headroom due to technical glitches, so that’s fun.

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The 1942 genre classic Cat People gets a dissection this week. Is Irena Dubrovna cursed to become a cat lady? Listen and find out. Maybe. The usage of shadows in the film are a standout.

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Recorded live (well, at the time) from Super Megafest and joined by contest winner Jesse, we discuss the 1922 horror classic Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror. Is this unauthorized take on Dracula better than the actual Dracula film? Probably!

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The 1932 pre-code horror Murders in the Rue Morgue gets a walkthrough this week. There’s not a lot in common with the Poe story, and even though it’s pre-code, 19 minutes were cut for violence so we’ll never know what could have been. I am a fan of gorilla suits so at least that was kept.

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This week we delve into the 1935 adaptation of The Hands of Orlac, starring Peter Lorre and Frances Drake. Reportedly a visual influence on Citizen Kane, this film features a great performance by Lorre as an obsessed doctor.

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The 1954 Universal horror film Creature From the Black Lagoon gets a viewing this week. Gaze in wonder as the Gill-Man kidnaps the woman of his dreams!

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This 1958 Sci-Fi/Horror has a great poster and quite a catchy title. Past that… Not a movie we overly enjoyed. Listen as we suffer through the whole shebang.

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This week we cover the 1936 Boris Karloff film “The Walking Dead”. While classified as horror, this is a crime film and not about the zombies you may have been thinking of.

The “giant bug” movie genre gets a look this week with 1954’s ant invasion film “Them!”. Starring Santa Claus himself, Edmund Gwenn!