This week Jay heads to the beach that makes you old with a features editor of Thegamer.com, Andrew King, to chat about why M. Night Shyamalan's latest is his favorite horror film of 2021.

 

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Jennifer Kent made waves in 2014 with her directorial debut The Badabook. Exploring the intersectionality of parenthood, trauma, and the taboo side of grief, The Badadook was more than JUST another monster movie. And joining me this week to DOOK-DOOK-DOOK is returning friend of the show Kate, to help me unpack motherhood and monsters of the film. 

 

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The Sadness is, in a word, EXTREME. And even that is putting it lightly. Extreme violence is nothing new to the horror genre, and yet, The Sadness manages to push the boundaries of genre fans' tolerance for carnage. The question: Is there more to it than that? For this week's episode, I have enlisted the help of writer Michael Pementel to answer that blood-soaked question.

 

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This week's episode is a fantastic example of why I love rewatching movies. If I'm being honest, I absolutely hated Rob Zombie's films a few years ago.

 

I allegedly may have described his films as, "ugly, garish, and devoid of any real redeeming value." ALLEGEDLY. But on a revisit, I have come to have more of an appreciation for this wholly singular and brash brand of horror. 

 

And I was delighted to be joined by my podcast pal Mat Paget (@MatPaget) of the Nuclear Fridge podcast to break down Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, AND 3 From Hell! 

 

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For this week's episode, I am joined by Rotten Tomatoes approved critic and film editor of Cultured Vultures.com Natasha Alvar (@litmysoul) to chat about the horrors of modern dating, and how that might be scarier than Sebastian Stan wanting to eat you....MIGHT BE.

 

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Daily Horror Habit is back! Sorry for the delay folks, but I am here and ready to revel in one of my favorite movies of 2022, that being Ti West's X!

 

And helping me break down exactly why this film is so special is my pal Stuart Gehres of the Nuclear Fridge Podcast (@NuclearFridge)!

 

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For this week's episode, Jay is joined by author Nat Brehmer  to chat about the creative merit of one of horror's most notorious sequels, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday.  

 

You can find Nat's book PUPPET MASTER COMPLETE: A FRANCHISE HISTORY here.

 

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For this week's episode, Jay is joined by author and podcaster Michael Vaughn, to chat about the merits of horror sequels and why Omen II manages to do Richard Donner's original justice.

 

You can find Michael's book Ultimate Guide to Strange Cinema here.

 

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For this week's episode of Daily Horror Habit, Jay was fortunate enough to chat with his good pal, freelance writer Pat Brennan (@PBrennan87) about the metal monstrosity that IS Tetsuo: The Iron Man. 

 

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Jay is once again joined by the host of the BLOODY BLUNTS CINEMA CLUB podcast and returning friend of the show DeVaughn Taylor (@_daddydisco) to chat about the found family and body horror of Titane.

 

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