Happily Cinemarried

Terry & Liz discuss the Zombieland films and their favorite zombie movies from years past.

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Terry & Liz discuss the Zombieland films and their favorite zombie movies from years past.

Follow us on Twitter: @HCinemarried

HappilyCinemarried.com

In the Halloween spirit, we delve into a modern horror filmmaker's filmography. We focus mainly on "You're Next" and "The Guest", but also briefly discuss "A Horrible Way To Die", "Death Note", and his remake, "Blair Witch".

**Listener Discretion: there's no "E" for explicit because we don't curse in this episode, but we do discuss the sex and violence in the films.

If you haven't already watched the movie Liz called "Utter dread and terror from start to finish", we recommend you see it before listening because we do give away spoilers!

We had so much to say about this instant horror classic that we ran out of time to discuss the very real pagan history that inspired this story. But that conversation will be available to Patreon supporters soon. If you love what we do, please consider becoming a patron:

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We delve into the horrors portrayed in two films about motherhood, one a classic from 1981, and one from this year.

We watched two films, one starring Olivia Wilde and one directed by her. One film is dark, the other is fun. We delve into the social messages behind each film.

We watched two surreal dramatic thrillers that surprised us and have some opinions to share. There are a few spoilers, but we don't spoil the endings!

A film about an obsessive young woman and the dangers of social media, Ingrid Goes West is this week's focus. We also briefly discuss 2009's Obsessed and 2019's Secret Obsession.

We're hoping you become obsessed with our podcast, but not in a "Fatal Attraction" kind of way!

With a special guest for this episode, our friend Tim Fealy, we discuss the movies we remember first seeing in the theater that blew our minds. Plus, the 70s and 80s, how those films and tv shows continue to impact us as adults, the movie ratings system, and why Jeepers Creepers was such a disappointing film for Tim.

We discuss what we've watched in the last few weeks, plus delve into how watching movies has changed over the decades and the pros and cons of the big screen vs the little screen.

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