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Get ready for a dark twist on love and horror as Leslie and Sam dive into the suspenseful and chilling world of "Valentine" (2001). Directed by Jamie Blanks, this slasher film blends the romance of Valentine's Day with a deadly tale of revenge, creating a thriller that's both eerie and captivating.
"Valentine" follows a group of women—played by Denise Richards, David Boreanaz, Marly Shelton, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Cauffiel, Katherine Heigl, and Hedy Burress—who begin receiving ominous Valentine's Day cards from a mysterious stalker. What starts as unsettling messages quickly escalates into a deadly game when a masked killer starts hunting them down one by one. As the terror unfolds, old secrets and past traumas surface, revealing a twisted narrative of revenge that has been brewing for years.
The film's blend of suspense, horror, and the unsettling concept of love turned lethal makes "Valentine" a unique entry in the slasher genre. It's a story where romance and revenge intertwine, leading to a heart-pounding climax that will leave you questioning who you can trust.
To enhance your viewing experience, our Strain of the Week is Blue Glue, a balanced hybrid that pairs perfectly with the film's mix of tension and thrills.
So, get cozy, light up some Blue Glue, and join us as we explore the deadly and twisted romance of "Valentine." It's a horror film that proves love can be more than just blind—it can be terrifying.
What's in your stash?
Follow us on Instagram @chroniccovenpodcast!
Sam McCarthy @y0semitesamantha
Leslie Minek @creepyleslie
Get ready for a dark twist on love and horror as Leslie and Sam dive into the suspenseful and chilling world of "Valentine" (2001). Directed by Jamie Blanks, this slasher film blends the romance of Valentine's Day with a deadly tale of revenge, creating a thriller that's both eerie and captivating.
"Valentine" follows a group of women—played by Denise Richards, David Boreanaz, Marly Shelton, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Cauffiel, Katherine Heigl, and Hedy Burress—who begin receiving ominous Valentine's Day cards from a mysterious stalker. What starts as unsettling messages quickly escalates into a deadly game when a masked killer starts hunting them down one by one. As the terror unfolds, old secrets and past traumas surface, revealing a twisted narrative of revenge that has been brewing for years.
The film's blend of suspense, horror, and the unsettling concept of love turned lethal makes "Valentine" a unique entry in the slasher genre. It's a story where romance and revenge intertwine, leading to a heart-pounding climax that will leave you questioning who you can trust.
To enhance your viewing experience, our Strain of the Week is Blue Glue, a balanced hybrid that pairs perfectly with the film's mix of tension and thrills.
So, get cozy, light up some Blue Glue, and join us as we explore the deadly and twisted romance of "Valentine." It's a horror film that proves love can be more than just blind—it can be terrifying.
What's in your stash?
Follow us on Instagram @chroniccovenpodcast!
Sam McCarthy @y0semitesamantha
Leslie Minek @creepyleslie