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A terrifyingly tasty teaser for our upcoming episode!
Allie and Vanessa introduce Season 2 of Fear Feasts, focusing on food and haunted house horror, and briefly discuss the films and books they will cover this season, including classics such as The Haunting of Hill House and Rebecca, and newer horror like His House and Things Heard and Seen. It's going to be a fun-filled, terrifying and hunger-inducing season so stay with us!
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A salivatingly delicious sliver of next week's episode!
All parents know that their children can be little devils at times, but Ambassador Thorne and his slightly neurotic wife Kate literally have the Antichrist on their hands. Talk about growing pains! And they can't even find good help for their little fallen angel Damien, what with the first nanny hanging herself from the top of the house, the second nanny feeding Damien demonic strawberries, and that damn photographer capturing everything on film. So join us as we discuss Satanic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, jackals and goats (yes, goats AGAIN!), chin-dribbling strawberries, the edible properties of scrotums, and the other connections between food and horror in the 1976 film The Omen, as well as the book and the 2006 version of the movie. Just watch out for those big black dogs and don't water your hanging plants on the third-floor balcony when your demonic kid is running around you on his scooter!
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A toothsome taste of next week's episode!
The Straker family is one that puts the "fun" in dysfunction as they manage life on the farm, now that it's been infiltrated by the devil.....with a little "D." Goats drop dead (sorry, no goat cheese!), Dad's in a coma, Mom starts chopping vegetables frantically including her own fingers, and siblings are told constantly that they shouldn't have come. Well, since Mom's cooking dropped off a bit and since Dad's nurse went and did that crazy thing with her knitting needles, we're inclined to agree as we talk carrots, devils, onions, family, cigarettes in coffee, breakfast cereal, beer, the Allie and Vanessa scream-o-meter, and we analyze the connections between food and horror in Bryan Bertino's oh-so-cheerful 2020 film The Dark and the Wicked. Join us, won't you? Just keep the goats at a safe distance and watch out for floating Mom corpses!
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A deliciously dark teaser for our upcoming episode!
Ever heard the saying that the Devil is in the details? In this case, he's giving us Daddy issues as well as influencing what we eat, so if you enjoy your Popeyes chicken with a nice helping of demonic influence, if you've ever dreamed of being made love to by a devilish Keanu Reeves in the flames of hell, or if you simply want to enjoy seeing a nice piece of veal put on the stand as a piece of legal evidence, you'll enjoy our discussion about the 1997 film The Devil's Advocate and the book it's based on by the same name. So pour a bourbon or a tequila shot, munch down on a burger and some fries, and get ready to quote some scripture with us!
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A devilishly delectable taste of next Tuesday's upcoming episode!
What's a girl to do when she's trying to get a promotion and ends up getting cursed? Make a harvest cake? Consult a goat at a séance? We're talking baking, gender inequality, turkey club sandwiches with spicy mustard, Gypsy curses, body image and fat shaming, and most importantly, goats and harvest cake as we analyze the connection between food and horror in Sam Raimi's campy horror classic Drag Me To Hell.
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