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This episode is a complete breakdown and re-visiting of all the horror classics of my day! With a slight comparison to the music industry today, we discuss the generations of horror icons on the silver screen from the 70s to present day! Join us for this spooky episode!

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Introducing Coco Gauff Is Serving (Looks) On Vogue’s Cover from The Run-Through with Vogue.

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Introducing How Fun Is Alan Carr? from Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness.

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Jonathan and Alan recently met at Adele’s Vegas residency show and were instantly obsessed with each other! The two sit down for a truly delightful conversation about the journey of Alan’s career from working as a call center operator to becoming a UK comedy icon. The two chat about what it’s like to be a gay comedian, The Friday Night Project, and the challenges of working out new material as an established voice. Plus: Amy Weinhouse, Australian accents, and Drag Race UK!

Alan Carr is a comedian, broadcaster, and writer. Alan has won three British Comedy Awards, two National Television Awards, and a BAFTA TV Award. Alan can be seen presenting his hit panel show There’s Something About Movies on Sky One, hosting BBC One's Interior Design Masters, and guest judging on Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK. He’s also the host of the Life’s A Beach Podcast.

You can follow Alan Carr on Instagram @chattyman, and the Life’s A Beach Podcast @lifesabeach.podcast.

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Our senior producers are Chris McClure and Julia Melfi. Our editor & engineer is Nathanael McClure. Production support from Julie Carrillo, Anne Currie, and Chad Hall.

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Many choices I made in life were based off the fact that I saw Terminator 2 in theaters in my formative years. What happens when T2 is the first movie you've ever seen on the big screen? What kind of impact does that have on a child's life? Come with Chef Atari and I if you want to live.

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Released in June of 1996, Nintendo’s third console, the Nintendo 64, was using cartridges and had a funky M-shaped controller.

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Nintendo or Sega? PC or Mac? PS4 vs Xbox? We have a lot to figure out in this episode of the Fanboi podcast! It runs a bit longer than usual as we just barely scratch the surface of the endless debate that is surely to continue in the future! Accompanied by Matt Raub from Smosh Games, we deep-dive into the gaming world! Listen in to hear our thoughts on the craziness of the gaming console industry!

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With Great Power comes Great Video Games! I do a deep-dive into my first-hand experience with the friendly neighborhood Wall Crawler! It all starts with a comic book perspective on Spidey and then spins in to the best Spider-Man gaming experiences! Come join me on my journey to the Spiderverse!

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I sit down with 5-time Tag-Team WWE Champion Austin Creed to discuss the greatest fighting video games of the last few decades, including the violent pinnacle of all arcade classics: Mortal Kombat. We cover everything from the MK movie, the Street Fighter Movie, and Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game. (that's not a typo)

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Before the internet blew up, pictures carried an enormous amount of value. If you grew up in the 90s, you must have spent hours browsing the horror section of a blockbuster. Perhaps you collected trading cards before there was a game to them and just stared at them like myself? Our expectations of art has come a long way since the 90s; let's discuss!

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There are many emotions evoked when playing video games. Sometimes these include passion, excitement and even rage or frustration. In this episode, Chef Atari and I place our phony alpha exteriors aside to discuss the times where games have made us cry and touched us on a deep emotional level.

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