F**k, Haunt, Kill

Another week, another episode! This time we tackle a modern film, Craig Zobel's The Hunt (2020) which had its streaming premiere just a few months ago. We discuss how political satire can be effectively shown on screen, give extremely qualified screenwriting advice and touch on Maciej's goodbye to the series Community. As always, everything is strictly on topic.

We continue our journey with Jordan Peele's Us (2019) and bring you the conclusion to the discussion started last week. This time we’ll focus more on racial themes presented in the film, discuss the twist and finally take the bullying attention away from Maciej and put it on someone else. Enjoy and see you next week for something else!

On this episode, we have a very special guest - one of the most important figures in the history of the podcast, present right from the start - Abbie's sister Megan! Together we team up to discuss Jordan Peele's sophomore feature, Us (2019). Tune in for lengthy discussions on the reception of the movie, inevitable comparisions to Get Out and Megan's relationship with horror. So lengthy in fact, that this is another two-parter! (This episode also includes a special cameo from The Ghost of Steve Jobs and multple references to Willem Dafoe's anatomy.)

To take a break from all the gore and unpleasantness, this episode covers the Peter Strickland film The Duke of Burgundy. Join us as we discuss more emotional material, talk about butterflies, relationships, 60s/70s aesthetics and different ways of portraying sexuality on film. Quarantine Season in bloom. Hope you’re staying safe out there!

It’s time for another guest! Join us for this week’s episode with our good friend Sonya joining to discuss the classic Jonathan Demme thriller, The Silence of the Lambs. We are talking about the way violence is shown in films, misogyny, how films age and Sonya’s impossible to overlook American descent. (P.S. The quality in this episode is not the best, we’re sorry, next week is back to normal!)

Join us for another episode as we delve into the magically nightmarish world of Henry Selick’s Coraline! On this journey we discuss how kids react to horror, what we love about stop-motion animation and also go through the whole Pixar filmography. As always, every conversation is strictly on topic and there are no bits. Enjoy!

It’s episode three of our Quarantine Season and we tackle on a gritty, gory pagan horror film from Gareth Evans to ligthen up your lockdown. When we’re not discussing the elaborate death and torture scenes, you’ll find us talking about rebranding to a new name, Jerry Seinfeld and every actor’s inner Nicolas Cage. Hope you’re all keeping healthy!

We're back with the second part of our talk about the horror classic, Mean Girls! Tune in for the thrilling conclusion as we discuss political correctness, compare different ways of creating cautionary tales and drop flawless pirate Willem Dafoe impressions. Maciej also finds two separate ocassions to mention John Waters' films. You're welcome!

We're back, baby! Welcome to the first episode of Season 2 of the FHK podcast, officially known as the lockdown season. To start us off on a more positive note, we're talking about the scariest movie of all time tackling the subject of being a teenage girl - Mean Girls. Join us as we discuss life in quarantine, reminisce of Abbie's time as a gangster and recycle old bits. Welcome back!