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Welcome back to the penultimate review roundup! Look, things happen, and I went down a weird Amityville Horror road for a few of these films, but there’s also a modern classic, a new foreign horror film on Netflix and more!

Ghost Ship (2002) – 2

The Cabin in the Woods – 5

The Skeleton Key – 3.5

The Blacksmith and the Devil (Errementari) – 2.5

The Amityville Horror (2005) – 1.5

Amityville: The Awakening – 1.5

Amityville 2: The Possession – 3

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Welcome to another special bonus episode of Devour the Podcast! We have more movies to look at on our journey to Halloween, and, especially, the Mike Flanagan adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House. I’m joined by Cort Psyops of Cinema Psyops and Vanessa McEnery of Devour the Podcast and The VD Clinic to discuss the 10-part miniseries and then I take it solo for takes on the remake of The House on Haunted Hill, Terrified, Drag Me to Hell, The Haunting (1963), listener suggestion Who’s Watching Oliver?, and 1977’s anthology Dead of Night.

Spoilers for The Haunting of Hill House until 1:03:40. You have been warned.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018)

Bo – 4.5

Cort – 5

Vanessa – 4.5

The House on Haunted Hill (1999) – 3.5

Terrified – 4

Drag Me to Hell – 3.5

The Haunting (1963) – 5

Who’s Watching Oliver? – 2

Dead of Night – 3

Happy Halloween! The weather may be cooling, but the show is heating up! We start with a ranking of Halloween candies before discussing some recent watches. including Mandy, The Haunting, both classic and the one with Owen Wilson, Hell Fest, The House on Haunted Hill (1999), Hell House LLC 2: The Abaddon Hotel, and Satan’s Slaves. We take a look at news bits about a new werewolf movie, the passing of Scott Wilson, a potential sequel to Cabin in the Woods before answering your questions about Halloween and more! Then, we tackle listener requested Berlin Syndrome and then the latest entry into the… ugh.. Wan-iverse…  The Nun! 

Berlin Syndrome:

Bo – 3

Jamie- 3

Vanessa – 3

The Nun:

Bo – 1.5

Jamie- 4

Vanessa – 3

After some delay, I have returned to finish what I started… a horror a movie a day until Halloween! This week, there’s plenty of found footage and some new arrivals to Shudder and also fsh people. Join me, won’t you?

Avenged – 2

Frazier Park Recut –   2.5

#Screamers –  2.5

Cold Skin –  3.5

Hell House LLC 2: The Abaddon Hotel – 2

Satan’s Slaves – 4

Malevolent – 3

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Life and the usual nonsense have kept me at bay when it comes to talking to you fine folks, but let’s draw that chapter to a close and open the book on Halloween 2018! Here’s some thought son seven movies to begin the Spooktober Xperience (on account of how extreme it is)!

Arbor Demon – 2

Mandy – 4.5

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – 1.5

Intruders (2015) – 2.5

Be My Cat: A Film for Anne – 3

The Monster Project – 1.5

Jigsaw – 1.5

Thanks for listening and offering feedback and suggestions following the first episode, so here’s a more listener-influenced list for week two! Only one animal attack film, so this time we dip into more of the supernatural, an alt-zombie movie, and even some found footage. Seven new horror reviews for your listening pleasure… Join me, won’t you?

Afflicted – 4

The Neighbor – 2

Pontypool – 4.5

Memory of the Dead – 1.5

Lake Nowhere – 3.5

Of Unknown Origin – 3.5

Annihilation – 4

Bo is back with the first week’s worth of spook-tacular movie viewings. So, what horror movie reviews are we talking about this week? The Eyes of My Mother, The Return of the Living Dead, The Blob, Piranha, and Into the Grizzly Maze!

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Eyes of My Mother – 3.5

The Return of the Living Dead – 4.5

Are We Not Cats – 2.5

The Blob (1988) – 4

Piranha (1978) – 4.5

The Reef – 4

Into the Grizzly Maze – 3.5

We may only do it once a month, but we come big and loud! We are digging into the latest in the long-running Puppet Master franchise, Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich and debate the efficacy of killer puppets, Nazi villains and more! Before we tackle that nonsense, we rank the original Universal monster movies, discuss references to better movies in The Meg and Along Came the Devil, Bo gets infuriated by Zak Bagans and Demon House, and Vanessa gets fancy with a Hammer film festival. Also, we dig into what scares us most in real life, commentaries we’d love to do and so much more with new and Ask DTP. AAAAAaaaannnnddd… we fit in the listener chosen review for He Never Died, in which Henry Rollins is too old for this shit. It’s a jam-packed episode of Devour the Podcast and ready to crawl in your ears and lay eggs!

He Never Died:

Jamie – 3.5

Vanessa – 3.5

Bo – 3.5

Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich

Jamie – 4

Vanessa -3

Bo – 4

Welcome to a special episode of Devour the Podcast! Bo and Vanessa put Unfriended: Dark Web in their eyeballs and they want to talk about it. We get into the characters, the problem with being helpful and a sequel idea too good to be true! Now put that thing down and quit playing with other people’s things! It’s a DTP minisode!

It’s here! A brand new episode of Hero Hero Ghost Show has arrived! We welcome Jerry Herring of Kill the Cast and Underwater Kaiju from Outer Space fame to chat about the bananas films, Meatball Machine and Kodoku Meatball Machine. We try to make some sense of the J-splatter silliness and manage to divert into discussions of Sion Sono, Takashi Miike, and the often-uncomfortable relationship with sexuality in Japanese cinema. Also, a trip to the G-Spot with Cort Psyops as we look at Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster! Enough chatting, let’s get to splatting!

Opening song: In the Sad Forest by RAINASH

Closing song: New Days by Sekai Ichi