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We talk THHE '06 and put it head-to-head against THHE '77 (which, yes, I refer to as the "97" version right at the top of the show)
On this episode we talk all about Wes Craven's 1977 cult classic, The Hills Have Eyes, before getting into Alexandre Aja's 2006 remake on our next episode.
This episode Rich, Vanessa, and Justin talk Candyman 2021 and compare it to Candyman 1992.
In this episode Rich, Justin, and Vanessa talk all about writer-director Bernard Rose's 1992 adaptation of Clive Barker's "The Forbidden", better known as Candyman before diving into Nia DaCosta's 2021 sequel/reboot of the same name.
This episode we talk about 2009's SyFy Channel production of Children of the Corn.
*EDITOR'S NOTE: Of the first three pairs of episodes we've released of this podcast at this point (REC and Quarantine, The Wicker Man '72 and The Wicker Man '06, and Children of the Corn 1984 and this episode) this pairing was actually the earliest to be recorded. We're opting to mention this because as far as the format of the episode goes, this episode sort of represents a now bigone era of the show, as it's taken over a dozen unreleased episodes to even get to a point where we felt the show was ready to present for public consumption. Going forward, you can expect to hear episodes with the more category-focused format that our REC/Quarantine and Wicker Man 72/Wicker Man 06 episodes exemplified as opposed to our COTC episodes (especially this COTC episode which, you may find as well, is far more "info-dumpy" up top than hopefully any episode ever record in the future.
This episode Rich, Justin, and Vanessa talk all about 1984's Children of the Corn and rate it on our Remake Bait scale. Heads up, there's a reference to not knowing what the following episode will be, but it'll definitely about at least one of the COTC remakes.
The one where we talk about 2006's The Wicker Man and see how it stacks up against the original and on it's own merits.
The one where we talk all about 1973's The Wicker Man and rate it's remake appeal.
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