Geek Nerdery

Ho Ho Ho and Merry Christmas from from the TLH family. This week on our holiday spectacular we bring you zombie Santas from the Netherlands in Sint and old naked Santas from Finland with Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale.

After the break, we take in some listener mail, and discuss some non horror nerdery, including spoiler free Star Wars talk and the state of X-Men films.

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This week while discussing some Gremlins rip offs, Scott is put in time out until further notice for his pick of Ghoulies go to College, and Doug assures us that Critters has less rape than The Last House on the Left.

After some listener feedback, we take a few minutes to discuss the new theatrical hit, Krampus.

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Just two weeks after covering season 1, we have decided to check out Black Mirror season 2 as well. After a lengthy and rather heady discussion, Scott admits that his brain is too tiny and too American to fully grasp everything that’s going on in these episodes.

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This week we are heading down to farm for some killer farm animal themed horror flicks. After discussing Scott’s unnatural discomfort with farm animals in general, we break down Black Sheep (2006) and Isolation (2005).

After the break and a bit of listener feedback, we share a few brief thoughts on Found (2012) and The Harvest (2013).

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This week your hosts are going with another listener suggested theme. There have been several requests for television horror, and more specifically British television, so this week’s topic is the 2011 premier season of Black Mirror.

There was no listener feedback this week, so after the break, your hosts briefly discuss their thoughts on the upcoming holiday horror film, Krampus.

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After three months of asking for episode suggestions from listeners, we’ve finally come through. This week we take a look at a couple of folk horror movies, both from 2010. First up is the Irish production, Wake Wood followed by Jon Knautz’s, The Shrine.

After the break we listen to some listener voicemails and emails, and discuss some additional theories about last weeks controversial topic, Session 9. Spoiler alert, it still doesn’t make sense.

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Sometimes you just have to give a movie a second chance, and that’s

the theme of this week’s episode. Scott and Doug each sit down for

second viewing of a film that, upon first viewing, they disliked. Doug’s

pick this week was John Carpenter’s alleged return to horror, The Ward (2010) [spoilers throughout] while Scott went with a more controversial film, Session 9 (2001) [spoilers end at 1:36:27].

We were light on feedback this week, but we do take some time to introduce a few new features we’ve added to the website and tell you how you can own your very own TLH beer koozie.

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This week on the show we have decided to take a break from the traditional format and focus the spotlight on Doug. Rather than picking a theme for the week, we’ve given Doug a chance to work through his DVD to-do pile and allowed him total control of both movie choices. His picks ended up being Ex Machina (2015) [spoilers from 45:45-56:15] and Snowpiercer (2013) [spoilers end at 1:30:43].

After the break, we read off some fan mail, try to sell some limited edition TLH merchandise, and discuss an opportunity for you the listener to be part of the TLH family.

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Welcome to a very special Halloween edition of The Last Horrorcast. This week we take a break from the traditional format of reviewing films and take a look at a few episodes of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror. We discuss episodes VIII (The Homega Man, Fly vs. Fly and Easy Bake Coven), XVII (Married to the Blob, You Gotta Know When to Golem and The Day the Earth Looked Stupid) and XXVI (Wanted: Dead, Then Alive, Homerzilla and Telepaths of Glory).

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This week Doug and Scott discuss a couple of their favorite franchise sequels that they feel didn’t receive the recognition they deserved. Doug begins with a look back at Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed (2004) [spoilers from 36:54-53:10] followed by Scott’s enthusiastic review of Bride of Chucky (1998).

After a short break, we cover off some listener feedback, and discuss plans for our upcoming special Halloween episode.

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