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After the bad Christmas movies, we are hoping that this year's Christmas movies are an improvement, and we are starting with 2015's Krampus nothing says Christmas like arguing with your family so much you summon the anti-santa.
Hold up. Before you go any further, I'm gonna need you to take a sip of this holy water. It's not that I don't trust you, but you look like the kind of person who would consort with demonic entities and vampiric overlords. It is the final Versus battle of the season and it's a real nail biter. Two hosts. Two movies. Two films that neither Dave or Chris have seen before. Listen to hear which is the definitive vampire movie and whose gamble paid off.
It is time for the final movie review of the season as we review Dave's guilty pleasure movie 1999's House on Haunted Hill, we also review our homework of Death Becomes Her and Knock at the Cabin which leads to some heated discussion.
HEY COLLEGE KIDS!!!! We got yer review right here! All is not what it seems in this episode of Bodybag Podcast. It's time that we hear things from a different perspective, And whose perspective would that be? The misunderstood American Hillbilly. However, before we pay respects to ol Tuck and Dale, we gotta go over some homework. This week, Chris Thomas goes to Japan to review a newly released Breakfast Club-esque paranormal horror, "Re/Member," while Dave makes sure he holds onto his kidneys as he reviews "Repo: The Genetic Opera."
This evening's first course will be Chris' review of Ginger Snaps, then to be followed by our second course Brokewriterdave's review of The Burbs, and finally our main course our review of The Menu.
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