In which Zach was so impacted by the movie "Creep" that he JUST HAD TO TALK ABOUT IT, and Steve was more than happy to do the same.

In which we wonder what defines a great make-out movie (and why is it "Slither"?), Steve realizes that "Jason X" is NOT a TV episode from 2002, and Zach explains that religious trauma is real.

In which we learn that Zach loves all things ASMR, Steve loves Catholic possession movies, and that curiosity sometimes does kill the cat.

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In which Zach wants to be a ghost that stinks like farts, Steve's not allowed to give flowers to turds, and we formerly grant Shaquille O'Neil an open invitation.

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In which Zach would like the kids to get off his lawn because ya can't trust 'em, Steve discovers a new world of exorcism culture, and they both learn that nobody ain't got no control over nuthin.

Chapters:

(00:00:00) What we watched last week

(00:50:31) "The Girl With All The Gifts" review

(01:31:31) "Scanners" review

(01:55:16) Next week's movies

In which Zach would like a break from so many wieners, the value of "normal" is questioned, and, what with all the metaphor in movies, we discuss what all the meta is FOR!

Shoutouts:

• On instagram: https://www.instagram.com/something_sinister_podcast/

• “The Spirit Became Flesh” - https://youtu.be/oSCF9fxEnmA?si=w9_qRzEEWlX3EDaS 

(0:00) What we watched last week

(46:55) Steve reviews “Death Becomes Her” (1992)

(1:02:55) Zach: “Men” (2022)

(1:36:20) Next week’s movies

In which Zach can't believe the words coming out of his mouth, Steve promises that he has NOT ingested any gummies, and we all learn the value of trust between co-hosts.

Shout outs

Timestamps

(0:00) Introduction

(0:45) Movies We've Seen This Week

(24:11) Reboots

(28:11) Zach's Review

(58:38) Steve's Review

(01:20:23) Movie Assignments

(01:28:14) Shoutouts

(01:32:14) Outro/Thanks for Listening

In which Zach explains what it's like to be possessed, Steve makes a mistake with a hot dog, and we learn that the reason we each watch horror movies like we do can be blamed on our responses to religious trauma.

Shout outs

In which we learn that we are actually the cats being killed by curiosity, typing isn't as deadly as one might think, and that 1% probability is still too much wiggle room.

Shout outs

In which Zach learns that he needs to tell a joke if he wants a laugh, Steve learns that he's a liberal snot, and we all learn how to be a stepfather to the antichrist.

Shout outs