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What happens when you combine Wes Craven, social commentary, dark comedy, and gimp suits?
You get The People Under the Stairs!

Join us this week as Pete describes to Sarah the strange tale of a young boy who finds himself trapped in a house of horrors, in his journey to free his community from a couple of greedy capitalist incest psychos, all while trying to avoid being eaten by the feral cannibals locked in the basement.

Craven goes all in on social examination of class warfare and racism, while adding his own brand of twisted dark humor to the mix. It's a movie that weirds Pete out a lot, but maybe it can be your new favorite. Tune and and remember, don't get too scared!

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What's the worst part about the holidays? Endless car trips, packed in with the family, singing annoying songs, and being haunted by highway ghosts of course.

This week Sarah presents another lesser-known movie to drive Pete insane: Dead End! This film from 2003 is a French made, English language tale about a family driving through an endless backroad during Christmas-time and encountering strange happenings along the way.

Part early 2000's trash, part Twilight Zone weirdness, 100 percent guaranteed to drive Pete insane! Join us for the ride, and remember, don't get too scared...

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Merry Christmas!
Happy New Year!
Seasons G...Garbage Day!?

This holiday season, Pete and Sarah discuss the movie that started the meme heard round the world: Silent Night, Deadly Night 2!

What started as a money making scheme to just re-edit footage from the first movie into a "sequel" became something so much more. Well, it was definitely that first thing, but it also spawned a cinematic moment most people know from an out-of-context clip that took the internet by storm.

Join  the horror buffs as they discuss how this crazy film came to be, and see just how much more deadly the sequel is over the original.

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It had to happen sooner or later... Ventriloquist Dummies!!!

That's right, its the 2007 film "Dead Silence", which just so happens to be one of Sarah's favorites. And one of Pete's least favorite. A Wan/Whanell classic about a ghost woman seeking revenge via her treasured dummies and a curse that punishes you for screaming.

Tune in as they discuss dummies, Donnies, and proper theater etiquette. Can Pete endure this 2000's flick without screaming for mercy? Listen to find out, and as always... don't get too scared!

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This week, Pete and Sarah learn how to Smile!!

The latest in the popular sub-genre of curses that follow people around and drive them crazy until they kill them, Smile is a creepy horror flick that will keep you tense the entire time.

Join us as we discuss its themes of psychological horror, paranoia, and deep-seated trauma. And as always, don't get too scared!

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Welcome to a brand new era of Fearless Films!
Kevin has retired from the podcast, but fear not, there is a new host to rise up in his place! Sarah is a fellow horror head who will be taking turns with Pete to talk about films both good and bad.
The people may change, but the format stays the same. We talk about scary films so the scaredy cats don't have to watch them.

This week, Sarah will be treating Pete to a made-for-TV movie about a serial killer screenwriter who uses his deadly hobby as an inspiration for his scripts. Now Pete has to take Kevin's role and endure the schlockiest of the schlock.
Enjoy the show, and remember... don't get too scared!

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Kevin here - When I started doing this podcast with Pete 3 years ago, I had thought that I would be talking with my friend about the intricate, diabolical and twisted imagining of horror story crafters. Learning riveting and terrifying secrets about the stories told throughout the years that I was always too scared to learn about. After listening to over 150 different horror movies explained to me I've come to see the truth: MOST  of these damn movies are low effort, money grubbing crapfests meant to trick money from 17 year old boys who want to see peoples heads cut off and boobs. 

And nothing can be more of a paradigm of this sentiment than the beloved franchise Halloween, who - much like its antagonist - will never die. Listen to Pete and me talk about this franchise with the podcast's newest host Sarah! 

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What happens when a movie studio decides to adapt a popular zombie horror video game into a movie? Nothing good!

Join the guys as they break down 2002's Resident Evil. It's a fast-paced, action packed, thrill ride with plenty of guns and revealing female nudity.... so, nothing at all like the game its based on.

This is what happens when you don't let George Romero make your zombie movie!

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Zombie Boom Boom Shoot em up!

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VROOM VROOM TRUCKS EXPLODE

Steve King himself scared the hell outta people with this movie... but probably not like he intended to.