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October doesn’t just smell like cinnamon and pumpkin at our place—it crackles with stories we were told to fear. We kick off with a joy-soaked Halloween ritual: 66 quarts of candy, shots for stressed parents, porch tacos, and a quick-hit recap of Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando. The fun isn’t filler; it’s how we rebuilt our relationship with fear after growing up with rapture timelines, church “haunts,” and the all-seeing eye of satanic panic. Horror, for us, became a safe exposure therapy—curiosity over control.
Then we pivot to the Warrens with clear eyes. We track Ed and Lorraine from art-school hustles to paranormal headliners, unpacking their framework—infestation, oppression, possession—and where it contradicts itself. The Annabelle case gets a sober review: a Raggedy Ann doll, claims of notes and scratches, a dramatic removal, and a museum that cemented modern legend. We examine what’s documented, what isn’t, and why a Twilight Zone echo may have primed the culture to believe. It’s not about dunking on believers; it’s about asking who defines the rules and who benefits when fear becomes a brand.
We also revisit the Perron family and the Bathsheba myth behind The Conjuring. From “helpful” house spirits to 5:15 a.m. bed-lifts and the scent of decay, the story swells until a seance raises more questions than answers. Historical records complicate the Bathsheba tale, and the family’s years-long decision to remain in the home challenges the movie’s heroic arc. Along the way, we talk mental health, why people stay put, and how communities recycle old anxieties into new hauntings. To cap it, we feature Xanthia’s Play With Me, a candy-coated, razor-smiled banger that winks at the Annabelle archetype with chilling charm.
If you’ve ever felt religion weaponize your imagination—or seen horror hand it back—you’ll find a lot to chew on here. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves spooky season, and drop a review to tell us where you land: skeptic, believer, or happily haunted in between.
OMG!! CHECK OUT THIS WEEKS FEATURED BAND!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHVEkWQnihU
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!!!
Ready to explore more shocking true crime cases with us? Subscribe to Drink About Something for new episodes every Friday, and visit drinkaboutsomething.site with links to see all our content, including visual evidence from the cases we cover.
AS ALWAYS D-A-S
By Jendsey5
44 ratings
October doesn’t just smell like cinnamon and pumpkin at our place—it crackles with stories we were told to fear. We kick off with a joy-soaked Halloween ritual: 66 quarts of candy, shots for stressed parents, porch tacos, and a quick-hit recap of Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando. The fun isn’t filler; it’s how we rebuilt our relationship with fear after growing up with rapture timelines, church “haunts,” and the all-seeing eye of satanic panic. Horror, for us, became a safe exposure therapy—curiosity over control.
Then we pivot to the Warrens with clear eyes. We track Ed and Lorraine from art-school hustles to paranormal headliners, unpacking their framework—infestation, oppression, possession—and where it contradicts itself. The Annabelle case gets a sober review: a Raggedy Ann doll, claims of notes and scratches, a dramatic removal, and a museum that cemented modern legend. We examine what’s documented, what isn’t, and why a Twilight Zone echo may have primed the culture to believe. It’s not about dunking on believers; it’s about asking who defines the rules and who benefits when fear becomes a brand.
We also revisit the Perron family and the Bathsheba myth behind The Conjuring. From “helpful” house spirits to 5:15 a.m. bed-lifts and the scent of decay, the story swells until a seance raises more questions than answers. Historical records complicate the Bathsheba tale, and the family’s years-long decision to remain in the home challenges the movie’s heroic arc. Along the way, we talk mental health, why people stay put, and how communities recycle old anxieties into new hauntings. To cap it, we feature Xanthia’s Play With Me, a candy-coated, razor-smiled banger that winks at the Annabelle archetype with chilling charm.
If you’ve ever felt religion weaponize your imagination—or seen horror hand it back—you’ll find a lot to chew on here. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves spooky season, and drop a review to tell us where you land: skeptic, believer, or happily haunted in between.
OMG!! CHECK OUT THIS WEEKS FEATURED BAND!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHVEkWQnihU
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!!!
Ready to explore more shocking true crime cases with us? Subscribe to Drink About Something for new episodes every Friday, and visit drinkaboutsomething.site with links to see all our content, including visual evidence from the cases we cover.
AS ALWAYS D-A-S