Jersey Ghouls

Jacki and Marissa broke into the director's cabin over at Camp Nightmare and stole a copy of the new Jordan Miller film The Only Ones. Little did they know it would be one of the best watches of the summer. Tune in to hear about this indie horror flick and why it's one of the best they have seen in a minute.

The Only Ones is on the festival circuit, and will hopefully be finding a home on a streaming service soon. Watch the trailer HERE!

Follow the film HERE!

Camp Nightmare Podcast

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This week Jacki and Marissa continue their exploration into internet/social media horror, as they cover Unfriended and Host. The ghouls explore cyberbullying and who is accountable when things go too far. They also talk about COVID and the Pandemic days, where all social interactions were done online.

Trigger Warnings: Suicide, bullying, domestic violence

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The Ghouls are joined by friend of the show and frequent guest, Adam Casey! Now that Adam as his own podcast, the gang gets meta and talks about influencers and social media, the negative affects it can have on people and the realization that 90% of what they see on social media is totally fake. They also dive into two 2022 horror comedies about the topic: #ChadGetsTheAxe and Deadstream.

Find Adam on Instagram and keep up with all of his adventures in art, conventions and podcasting!

Check out For Future Reference w/ Adam Casey on your favorite podcasting app!

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Happy birthday Jacki! This week the ghouls are joined by the always lovely, hilarious, and amazing influencer Elizabeth Sagewood as they venture to LA and visit Studio 666.

The ghouls and Liz talk Foo Fighters, book recs relating to music and horror, and the hilarity which is Studio 666. Can the Foo Fighters pull of a horror comedy (the hardest sub-genre out there)? Will this film pass the Bechdel test? Will they survive? How often will Marissa bust out into song? Will they run out of ranch dressing? So let's do a Pearl Jam High Five, say YES to Dave Grohl, and head over to Studio 666.

Be sure to check out Elizabeth Sagewood on her social channels below:

https://www.youtube.com/@ElizabethSagewood

https://www.instagram.com/stories/elizabethsagewood/

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Jacki and Marissa cover Tremors and realize that they do, indeed, love Kevin Bacon. They also play a few quick rounds of Kevin Bacon to crown a Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon champion. Will Jacki continue to prove herself the pop culture master, or will Marissa get her act together and identify that person from that movie to squeak out an underdog victory?

References

The Oracle of Bacon

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It's officially summertime at Jersey Ghouls headquarters! When the gals are not down the shore covered in Hawaiian Tropics, they are staying cool inside watching scary movies. This week they dive into two horror anthologies: Tales From the Darkside & Satanic Hispanics. This episode is packed with conservations about anthology history, 90's stars, cultural representation, demon wieners, and book recommendations!

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Summer is starting to sizzle here in New Jersey, and the ghouls are celebrating by listing their favorite Horror Books. Since they've given Stephen King is due, they made the rule that there could be no Stephen King on the list (they've already made that list).

Marissa spirals, stans the younglings of Booktok and had to dig deep into the past to craft her "eras" tour of horror, while Jacki proves she is the real guru as she dive into her impressive Goodreads list to find the best horror she has read in recent years.

So grab a cold one, slap on your sunscreen (or tanning oil for the real Jersey Girls out there), and join the ghouls as they ride the summer waves of reading and relaxing.

What horror books are not to be missed? Send Jacki and Marissa a message and help them grow their tbr lists.

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Roses are red, violets are blue, the Jersey Ghouls want to go to Prom with you!

This week the Ghouls revisit Prom horror with Hello Mary Lou Prom Night 2 and Tragedy Girls.

Tune in as Marissa and Jacki explain why Prom Night 2 is better than the original, why you should eat as many buffalo wings as possible, and why you should never let a boy come between your friendship and mass murder spree.

As mentioned in the episode, check out Jen's video on "Good For Her Horror Books"

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The truth is out there ghouls. But listening to this episode will hardly help you find it. Instead, Jacki and Marissa will explore Fire in the Sky and Signs. Jacki treats us to story time with the "true" story behind Fire in the Sky while Marissa wonders if DB Sweeney is going to say "toe pick." The ghouls aggressively defend M. Night Shyamalan. Then they give their official thoughts on aliens and alien encounter. Finally the ghouls come to terms with the cold, hard truth that they are, indeed, sci-fi geeks too!

References

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This week, Jacki and Marissa do the Time Warp Again and cover the classic Rocky Horror Picture Show. Both hosts gush over how much this film has meant to them, and also dive into the feminist and LGBTQIA+ influences of this cult classic. Seen a show? Have a RHPS memory? Send them in to us to share in our love for all things Rocky Horror. So put on your favorite outfit, grab the TP and rice, and remember to shiver with antici........pation as the ghouls stop in to the Frankenstein Place.

References

Jackie Roach's "Don't Dream It, Be It: Rocky Horror Picture Show's Impact on Queer Communities in the 1970's.

Our Readers Write: What Is the Significance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Why Do Kids Keep Going to It?

Maria Majsa: An Ode to the Rocky Horror Picture Show

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