Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 classic, Pyscho, gets a run through this time. $40,000 in stolen cash, shower murder, private eyes with great balance while falling backward down some stairs after being slashed in the face, and more await. Cue Bernard Herrmann’s stabbing strings!

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It is our first anniversary! We decided to discuss one of our collective favorite black and white horror movies with James Whale’s 1931 classic, Frankenstein. The amazing Boris Karloff stars as the misunderstood, dangerous monster created at the hands of Henry Frankenstein and his hunchback assistant, Fritz. Reanimating a collection of corpse parts with the brain of a criminal? What could go wrong?

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Special guest Edwin from Gravely Unusual Magazine joins us to talk about 1943’s I Walked with a Zombie, our third Jacques Tourneur helmed film covered on this podcast. Voodoo rituals, creepy guitarists, shirtless men with bulging eyeballs, questionable mustaches, and more are discussed!

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The only movie directed by Charles Laughton, the Night of the Hunter sees Robert Mitchum at his most devious. Spousal abuse, child abuse, drunken fishing, and murder abound in this classic thriller/noir/horror, or…..noirorriller?

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Considered by some to be the first true horror film, the silent classic The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari gets a discussion this week. Listen as we delve into the events of a murderous somnambulist in a German Expressionist wonderland.

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22 episodes in and we finally get to Vincent Price. The 1959 campy horror “The House On Haunted Hill” gets a viewing this week, with special guest Story from the podcast Gorefriends.

William Castle, king of gimmicky films, directed this one which was filmed in “Emergo”. Basically, a skeleton was attached to a wire that flew over the audience. Genius!

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An early anthology film, the Ealing Studios movie Dead of Night (1945) gets a watching this week. While most of the entries in this movie are strong, “The Ventriloquists Dummy” is quite the unsettling chapter. The H.G. Wells story “The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost” is adapted here and is pretty much the comic relief which isn’t something you’d usually think about anything he wrote.

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This week we watch and talk about the 1957 British film “Night of the Demon” (known in the US as “Curse of the Demon”). Our second look at a Jacques Tourneur movie (the first being “Cat People”), will this be a two for two positive review?

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Join us this week as we discuss the 1963 adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s novel “The Haunting of Hill House”. This is considered a horror classic by many, does it hold up? Is it better than the updated Netflix series? Tune in!

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We tackle the genre classic “Night of the Living Dead”. First in a long string of “Dead” movies, does this one still hold up? Hint: it does.

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