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Episode 186 - Skinamarink / Strait-Jacket (1964)
Christian and Ian are actually recording this episode from their childhood homes sans doors and windows.
With the new releases slowing down for a moment we catch up with a recent viral sensation now that it is on Shudder, the lo-fi avant-garde haunted house movie, SKINAMARINK. Then, we conclude our This is Gaslighting series by talking about a Joan Crawford psychological horror classic, STRAIT-JACKET. We also discuss milk, Welch's grape juice, and balls.
Timestamps
33:34 Skinamarink review
1:05:18 Strait-Jacket review
NOTE: we mention some things that happen late in Skinamarink but there's no real plot so we didn't consider them spoilers. We also say who the killer is in Strait-Jacket but it seemed too obvious to even timestamp it as a spoiler. In any event, consider this your warning if you need one.
We'd love to hear your thoughts, questions, or any requests you have. You can contact us at: [email protected] and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd.
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By Christian Estabrook and Ian Nichols
4.1
6363 ratings
Christian and Ian are actually recording this episode from their childhood homes sans doors and windows.
With the new releases slowing down for a moment we catch up with a recent viral sensation now that it is on Shudder, the lo-fi avant-garde haunted house movie, SKINAMARINK. Then, we conclude our This is Gaslighting series by talking about a Joan Crawford psychological horror classic, STRAIT-JACKET. We also discuss milk, Welch's grape juice, and balls.
Timestamps
33:34 Skinamarink review
1:05:18 Strait-Jacket review
NOTE: we mention some things that happen late in Skinamarink but there's no real plot so we didn't consider them spoilers. We also say who the killer is in Strait-Jacket but it seemed too obvious to even timestamp it as a spoiler. In any event, consider this your warning if you need one.
We'd love to hear your thoughts, questions, or any requests you have. You can contact us at: [email protected] and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd.