We asked more than half a million horror fans online what their interpretation of the ending of John Carpenter's The Thing means, and we're here with their answers and ours.

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What if there was a horror masterpiece very few people have heard of that was directed by a person who never directed another movie in his life? What if we had gotten more movies directed by this skilled craftsman? What if that same movie turned out to be a failed pilot for a tv series, a series that never happened because the pilot was deemed to be 'too scary for tv audiences'? What if we had gotten that series - would it also have been a classic on the level of The Outer Limits or Tales From The Darkside? What if this episode it about that very movi - wait, it is!

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What horror movie characters have aged like fine wine? Which ones are turning into 245 Trioxin in their barrels? We asked the Friends Of Horrorweekly community and here are their answers and ours.

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Let's crunch the numbers! Gregg Schwartz (of The Atomic Dream Age) helps us figure what is great, and what is questionable, about the year in horror so far.

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Ahoy There, Mateys! Tired of spending your hard earned doubloons on overpriced podcasts? This episode is free so no credit, no problem! Let's explore the Backrooms.

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Hopefully you enjoy this episode on Curry Barker's Obsession. If not, you can always file a request to alter the episode to be more to your liking or cancel your listening experience and retrieve your time spent listening but... we don't really do that.

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The 2000s brought us  J-Horror (and American reboots) torture porn and French Extremity, nostalgic reboots and predictive movies like Pulse. The 2010s brought us filmmakers really exploring the genre in meaningful and interesting ways. Two decades enter, only one leaves! Which is best? Listen in and find out....

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Sometimes when a horror movie 'fails', whether in quality or financially (or both), it can lead to fascinating places and have some amazing side effects! Let's talk about a few horror movies that failed in one sense or another, and why it may have happened, and why some greatness might still be found within.

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Can movies become more or less underrated or overrated with the passing of time, or with the release of future franchise movies or movies that do similar things? Let's find out.

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There's a 'final girl' that's never been ranked at the top of best final girls lists, but should be! This episode contains a great actress, disembodied hands, a T-Rex, a legendary horror director, old Italian ruins and the Brothers Grimm. Give it a listen.

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