Horror Cinema Obsession

This week, Richard and Angeles ride the haunted elevator straight into Poltergeist III—the chilly, skyscraper-set sequel that says, “Let’s do haunted suburbs… but vertical.”

We go scene-by-scene through this glassy installment of the iconic franchise, diving into mirror-world mayhem, foggy hallways, and some truly strange character choices. It’s one of the weirdest follow-ups ever—and somehow, we loved it anyway.

🪞 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Poltergeist III (1988)

Why Carol Anne’s trip to the city makes zero sense—and why we’re still in

Reflections, ice rooms, and dimension-hopping demons

The tragic passing of Heather O’Rourke and how it shaped the ending

Viana’s Review Corner – Her take on evil reflections and apartment complex trauma

Whether you’ve seen this one or just remember the frozen dad, this episode reflects everything wild about late-'80s horror sequels.

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This week, Richard and Angeles are joined by none other than Viana herself for a full-blown celebration (and breakdown) of Jennifer’s Body—the 2009 cult classic that went from misunderstood flop to feminist horror icon.

Scene by scene, we tackle the biting satire, diabolical dialogue, and blood-soaked betrayal that fuels this sharp and sexy teen horror. From Megan Fox’s peak performance to the revenge-fueled metaphor beneath the gore, this one’s as deep as it is deadly.

🔥 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Jennifer’s Body (2009)

Vienna joins the main mic to discuss her favorite horror film

Toxic friendships, gaslighting, and girl power with bite

Amanda Seyfried’s Needy: the real final girl?

Viana’s Review Corner takes a backseat so Vienna can shine

Whether you love it, hated it, or haven’t seen it since high school, this episode reclaims Jennifer’s Body one bloody quip at a time.

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This week, Richard and Angeles dig deep into Jeepers Creepers (2001), the cult-favorite creature feature where a demonic monster wakes up every 23 years to snack on some fresh body parts—and we’re just along for the bloody ride.

Scene by scene, we break down the creepy church, the unforgettable truck chase, and why the movie’s first half is pure tension and its second half goes full monster madness. Also: why does no one in this town seem all that surprised?

🧥 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Jeepers Creepers (2001)

The iconic truck sequence & creature design

Does the movie fall apart once the Creeper shows his wings?

Justin Long and Gina Philips as the horror sibling duo we didn’t expect

Viana’s Review Corner – Her thoughts on red flags, trench coats

If you love early 2000s horror and unforgettable monster design, this episode will hit you like a rusty truck bumper.

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This week, Richard and Angeles crawl deep into the creepy-crawly chaos of Arachnophobia (1990)—the horror-comedy classic that made an entire generation check their shoes, showerheads, and cereal boxes for spiders.

We spin a web of scene-by-scene breakdowns, real-life spider fears, and behind-the-scenes trivia from this suspenseful (yet hilarious) creature feature. From Venezuelan jungles to a quiet Californian town under siege, we explore how one spider’s journey turns into a full-blown eight-legged invasion.

🕷 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Arachnophobia (1990)

The balance of horror and humor in early '90s thrillers

Why Jeff Daniels’ fear is all too relatable

Small-town paranoia and the quiet terror of infestation

Viana’s Review Corner – Her take on fuzzy legged panic and old-school practical effects

Whether you’re an arachnophobe or just here for a nostalgic freakout, this one’s got laughs, lore, and enough spider-screams to haunt your basement forever.

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This week, Richard and Angeles fire up the chainsaw and revisit The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)—the gritty, grimy reboot that helped redefine 2000s horror and gave Leatherface a whole new layer of terror.

We go scene by scene through Marcus Nispel’s stylish and savage remake, discussing what worked, what shocked us (especially on first watch), and why this film scared the absolute sh*t out of Richard—literally. This isn’t your granddad’s chainsaw massacre. It’s slick, brutal, and absolutely unrelenting.

🪚 In this episode:

Full breakdown of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)

Comparing the remake to the 1974 original

Jessica Biel, sweaty tank tops, and final girl greatness

Leatherface’s new look and terrifying presence

Viana’s Review Corner – Her take on sweaty backwoods horror and trauma-core sound design

Whether you love the reboot or are still loyal to the OG, this episode slices into what made the 2003 version iconic in its own right.

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This week, Richard and Angeles head deep into the Black Hills Forest with The Blair Witch Project (1999)—the genre-defining found footage horror film that had audiences losing sleep, dropping compasses, and questioning what was real.

Chosen by you, our loyal listeners, this episode explores the movie that launched a thousand shaky cam imitators and proved that less really can be more. We go scene-by-scene through the buildup of dread, the raw performances, and that infamous ending.

🌲 In this episode:

Full breakdown of The Blair Witch Project (1999)

The origins of found footage horror and its lasting legacy

Marketing myths, missing students, and viral terror

Why the forest setting is its own terrifying character

Viana’s Review Corner – Her thoughts on lost maps, snot monologues, and going full panic

Whether you think it’s genius or just nausea-inducing, this episode breaks down why Blair Witch still haunts horror decades later.

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Join Richard and Angeles in this fascinating episode of 'Horror Cinema Obsession' as they dissect the acclaimed Argentinian horror movie, 'Aterrados', or 'Terrified'. Gain unique insights as they discuss the film's scare factors, cinematography, and riveting storyline that sets this masterpiece apart from others in the horror genre.

Aside from 'Terrified', the hosts also revisit notable cinematic creations from 2017, including action blockbusters like 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi', Marvel's superhero sagas, and other horror flicks such as 'Annabelle: Creation' and 'A Dark Song'. Explore the growth of the superhero trend, the unforgettable 'Despicable Me 3', and the emotional 'Coco' through their enriching discussions.

Embark on an intense intellectual journey with our hosts as they unravel director Demian Rugna's unique style, significant contributions to the horror genre, and the talented cast of 'Aterrados'. Highlighting the roles of actors Maximiliano Ghione, Julieta Vallina, and Demian Salomon, they present intriguing insights into this refreshing cultural masterpiece.

Engross yourself in their extensive review of the film, discussing the unfolding of its innovative plot, escalating horror segments, and chilling finale. The episode concludes on an engaging note as the hosts share personal experiences related to the movie's scenes, maintaining an element of humor and relatability.

Expect a whirlwind of adrenaline, fascination, and enigma as this episode plunges into the depths of 'Terrified', keeping you hooked till the very end.

This week, Richard and Angeles tackle Critters 3—the direct-to-video creature feature that gave us Leo’s film debut, mutant furballs with bad attitudes, and the undeniable charm of early-'90s horror schlock.

We break down the plot (what little of it exists), celebrate the hilarious practical effects, and debate where this entry ranks in the Critters franchise. Spoiler: it's kinda trash… but it's fun trash.

🐭💥 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Critters 3 (1991)

Leonardo DiCaprio’s cinematic debut: Is he a final boy?

From space to slums—why the Critters moved into an apartment building

Cheap effects, glorious cheese, and early ‘90s VHS horror charm

Viana’s Review Corner – Her take on fuzzy deathballs, Leo’s hair, and budget horror sequels

Whether you grew up renting this on VHS or you’re just here for baby Leo, this one’s got everything: comedy, carnage, and chaos in the stairwell.

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This week, Richard and Angeles take a bloody stroll down memory lane with I Know What You Did Last Summer—the 1997 teen slasher that helped define late-'90s horror, gave us one of the most iconic hook-wielding killers, and left us with a lot of questions.

Was it scary? Was it smart? Or did nostalgia play a dirty trick on us all? From plot holes to killer reveals, this episode breaks it all down—with sarcasm, confusion, and plenty of "Wait, what?" moments.

🪝 In this episode:

Full breakdown of I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)

'90s slasher tropes and teen horror nostalgia

Casting highs (and story lows)

Why Richard had the entire plot wrong for 25 years

Viana’s Review Corner – Her verdict on raincoats, hook hands, and high school drama

Whether you screamed, rolled your eyes, or still don’t know what they did last summer, this episode slashes into one of horror’s most era-defining guilty pleasures.

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In our very first episode, Richard and Angeles kick off Horror Cinema Obsession with a bang—diving headfirst into Scream (1996), Wes Craven’s razor-sharp meta masterpiece that brought slasher films back from the dead.

We explore the rules of surviving horror, iconic kills, and why Ghostface is the perfect blend of terrifying and hilarious. Along the way, we talk childhood horror memories, what scared us into obsession, and why Scream was the perfect gateway drug.

🔪 In this episode:

Full breakdown of Scream (1996)

Wes Craven’s genius and Kevin Williamson’s iconic script

That opening scene with Drew Barrymore: horror perfection

Why this film redefined the slasher genre for a new generation

Viana’s Review Corner – Her take on self-aware killers, ‘90s teens, and phone etiquette under pressure

Whether you’re a seasoned horror nerd or just diving in, this first episode sets the tone for everything we love about the genre—blood, brains, and brutal honesty.

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