In this episode, our hosts discuss Jordan Peele's award winning film "Get Out". That's right, we lost this entire episode due to technological issues and re-recorded it because this film is just that good. If you haven't seen it yet, go watch it before you listen to this episode. We wont spoil anything here, but we will leave you with one very important piece of advice: Four months into a relationship is TOO SOON to meet her family.

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In this episode, our hosts discuss Jordan Peele's award winning film "Get Out". That's right, we lost this entire episode due to technological issues and re-recorded it because this film is just that good. If you haven't seen it yet, go watch it before you listen to this episode. We wont spoil anything here, but we will leave you with one very important piece of advice: Four months into a relationship is TOO SOON to meet her family.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horrorhpod
Email: [email protected]

Not a very fitting Black History Month movie, right? That is exactly our point! We watched the 1998 film The Faculty (so you didn't have to) to illustrate a phenomenon called 'the token', and discuss the various TV and movie tropes that go with it. 

Disclaimer: This episode was originally scheduled to be released on 2/20/2020, however our audio editing software corrupted the 2/13/2020 episode so we had to move this one up a week.

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Not a very fitting Black History Month movie, right? That is exactly our point! We watched the 1998 film The Faculty (so you didn't have to) to illustrate a phenomenon called 'the token', and discuss the various TV and movie tropes that go with it. 

Disclaimer: This episode was originally scheduled to be released on 2/20/2020, however our audio editing software corrupted the 2/13/2020 episode so we had to move this one up a week.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horrorhpod
Email: [email protected]

Now that our month of 'old school horror' is (mostly) over, we're diving straight into Black History Month! Our hosts are kicking it off with one of the first horror films to feature a Black person as a lead character: Night of the Living Dead (1968). So get some popcorn, cozy up to a nice gasoline fire, and take that motherfucking coat off. It's time for Horror Heathens!

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Now that our month of 'old school horror' is (mostly) over, we're diving straight into Black History Month! Our hosts are kicking it off with one of the first horror films to feature a Black person as a lead character: Night of the Living Dead (1968). So get some popcorn, cozy up to a nice gasoline fire, and take that motherfucking coat off. It's time for Horror Heathens!

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Email: [email protected]

Aisha and Rita finish out their throwback month of 'old-school horror' with the 1959 version of House on Haunted Hill, and come to a few very important conclusions: skeletons are funny, Vincent Price is a legend, and they both need tiny coffin boxes ASAP.

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Aisha and Rita finish out their throwback month of 'old-school horror' with the 1959 version of House on Haunted Hill, and come to a few very important conclusions: skeletons are funny, Vincent Price is a legend, and they both need tiny coffin boxes ASAP.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horrorhpod
Email: [email protected]

You kids ready for a deep dive? Long ago, before the time of the Hays code, there was a simple film about a man named "Murder" and his zombie legions. 
In this episode Aisha and Rita discuss 'White Zombie' (1932) starring Bela Lugosi, and its connection to the United States occupation of Haiti, the history of zombies in film, and the origins of Betty Boop. (For real!)

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horrorhpod
Email: [email protected]

References:
https://the-artifice.com/race-zombie/?fbclid=IwAR2v8C3LPD6gSiuvp95Kix5VOUx9xuCPlgptJFLk_MhLf58XAKAm4SEMx5c
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_Esther?fbclid=IwAR2DwHuF7DY5FtR-u0UaCzj5e9VtF8fTselEO1D88DsysqcnaicnQ0lfTxg#Kane_v._Fleischer
https://youtu.be/QTIPDE58wtQ
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/us-invaded-occupied-haiti-180956135/

You kids ready for a deep dive? Long ago, before the time of the Hays code, there was a simple film about a man named "Murder" and his zombie legions. 
In this episode Aisha and Rita discuss 'White Zombie' (1932) starring Bela Lugosi, and its connection to the United States occupation of Haiti, the history of zombies in film, and the origins of Betty Boop. (For real!)

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horrorhpod
Email: [email protected]

References:
https://the-artifice.com/race-zombie/?fbclid=IwAR2v8C3LPD6gSiuvp95Kix5VOUx9xuCPlgptJFLk_MhLf58XAKAm4SEMx5c
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_Esther?fbclid=IwAR2DwHuF7DY5FtR-u0UaCzj5e9VtF8fTselEO1D88DsysqcnaicnQ0lfTxg#Kane_v._Fleischer
https://youtu.be/QTIPDE58wtQ
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/us-invaded-occupied-haiti-180956135/