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Victor Moreno and Kirby Nelson are back with Episode #3 of Horror Cult. In this edition, the pair look at possession in horror film. From The Exorcist, to The Autopsy of Jane Doe, to even alien possession in Body Snatchers (1993) or identity possession in Single White Female, its a theme about the loss of identity that is really interesting. Victor reviews recent possession film Luz and talks about The Beyond. Victor and Kirby chat about Sleepaway Camp and talk about the horror panels happening at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 this year!

Victor Moreno and Kirby Nelson are back with Episode #2 of Horror Cult. In this edition, the two talk about Mad Monster Arizona, Midsommar, Culture Shock, Stranger Things Season 3 and body horror and more!

In the main topic, the two discuss the 35th anniversary of Return of the Living Dead, 50 years of Romero style zombies in Night of the Living Dead and where is the future of the zombie genre going to come from! All this on Horror Cult!

Every episode of the ‘Cinema Fantastico: View & Spew Review’ Adam Rutkowski, Joshua T. Ruth and Shawn McLoughlin get together to watch an obscure film none of them have seen then discuss it immediately after.

This episode covers ‘My Mom is Werewolf’ (1989) and features John Saxon as a sunglasses-wearing predatory pet shop owner sucking on a toe, a singing werewolf lady, a notary public fortune teller, kinky neighbors and a slew of erroneous Fangoria references.

Join us as we share our raw reactions and see clips from hard-to-find trash and treasures.

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Every episode of the ‘Cinema Fantastico: View & Spew Review’ Adam Rutkowski, Joshua T. Ruth and Shawn McLoughlin get together to watch an obscure film none of them have seen then discuss it immediately after.

This episode covers ‘Dead Men Don’t Die’ (1990) and features Elliott Gould as a zombie news anchorman, Mabel King as a singing voodoo cleaning lady (complete with a secret lair), a high speed practical-stunt car chase set to Oingo Boingo’s ‘Dead Man’s Party’, and a boatload of slapstick “hilarity.”

Join us as we share our raw reactions and see clips from hard-to-find trash and treasures.

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Open the crypt and light your way to the first episode of the latest podcast on the Cult Following Network - Horror Cult! Join hosts Victor Moreno and Kirby Nelson as they examine your favorite horror films, horror movie tropes, collectibles, soundtracks and much more here on Cult Following's dedicated horror video shack around the corner!

In this episode, Victor and Kirby discuss the archetype of the role of the father in horror film. From the father as protagonist in films like Train To Busan or The Omen, to those who come to reject the role of traditional fatherhood in films like The Shining or the Nightmare on Elm Street films, in this episode we discuss the particular place for a father in horror films and whether he deserves a Father's Day cake.

We also do some capsule reviews of new releases and recent horror events, such as:

- Review of Us on Blu/Ray

- Review of Days of the Dead Las Vegas

- Review of the Pride Month screening of Haute Tension benefitting Mulligan Manor at the Alamo Drafthouse Phoenix

- Plus news on Mad Monster. Tim Capello in Phoenix in August and much more - only on Horror Cult on CultFollowing.co

Audio version of our vidcast. See our lovely mugs talk about a movie we watched for the very first time!

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A few people watch a movie together then jump directly into the podcast/vidcast studio to review.

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Saint Bernard (2013) - View And Spew Review - Cinema Fantastico by CultFollowing.co

Four friends got together and watched LOVE ON A LEASH (2011) and then review it immediately afterwards.

Not a Neil Breen movie BUT a fanfic homage to Neil Breen... worth a viewing?