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Beware the moon! This week we visit the Moors and chat all about John Landis's 1981 classic horror-comedy An American Werewolf in London with our good friend Beth Vokins. Expect conversations on awkward sex scenes, incredible transformation scenes and throwbacks to old PS1 games.
If you love a classic Rom Com, you're in the right place, as this week we deep dive into Takashi Miike's tender romance, Audition. Join us as we chat dating culture, true love and good old fashioned torture.
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Music by: Kirsty Nimmo
Is this our sexiest episode yet? Spoiler alert: it is!
This week, we're joined by our pals from Horror Home School Podcast, as we drink our way through our hottest horror crushes
Listen to Horror Home School: https://linktr.ee/HorrorHomeSchool
Music by: Kirsty Nimmo
Make sure to grab a glass of Vodka Blush with a side of Tannis Root, because in this episode, we will be discussing Rosemary's Baby (1968).
This week we were seemingly hit by the infamous curse of the film, join us to find out if we escaped unscathed!
Content warning for rape, domestic abuse/gaslighting and infant death. We will also be discussing the crimes of Roman Polanski; we acknowledged this is a sensitive subject matter and completely understand if you do not feel comfortable listening to this episode
Want to be friends until the end?
Come and play with us while we discuss everyone's favourite evil doll, Chucky. This week we'll be chatting Child's Play (1988) and participating in some major fangirling over Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly, because how could you not?
**Please be aware, we did experience some technical issues this week. Our apologies for any instances of audio overlapping or lag in the recording.**
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Music by: Kirsty Nimmo
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Welcome to Drunken Horror!
In this episode, we talk about some of our favourite horror movies, some of the scariest, our first horror experience in the cinema and if we could survive a horror movie.
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Music by: Kirsty Nimmo
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