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It’s Episode 105 of THE PODCAST ON HAUNTED HILL, and it’s our (belated) CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!!!! As well as being very festive and bright, we are full of CHRISTMAS CHEER, as we look at SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT (1984) and the hilariously touching SCROOGED (1988)!! As always, TIME TEAM will head back to the past, and we offer some suggestions for gift ideas in our WORLD OF THE STRANGE segment! So tune in, download, listen, like, comment, and share. HO HO HO!!!

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Brad and Richard finally make a sequel to their classic (read as: old) 1981 Slashers episode, 1982 Slashers! They discuss three films: Madman, The House on Sorority Row, and Alone in the Dark. It’s mostly about men but also women. Thanks for listening!

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CinePsyEP281: Who Can Kill a Child? 1976

A bromance reunion leads this episode as Boz steps in to cohost with Cort as Matt is on the road to recovery from illness. The pair discuss the ground breaking Spanish film ‘Who Can Kill a Child?’ and answer the question posed by the title. 

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So, it’s been a year since we did one of these lists and I have been head-down watching all the movies I could get my chubby paws on. Did I miss anything? What’s that? A global pandemic? Ugh, see you guys in 2022… In the meantime, here are, in very particular order, the top 10 horror films of 2020. Suck it, you garbage year.

10. Color Out of Space

It may be a tradition at this point to have an oddball Nicholas Cage-starring movie on my list, but when you couple him with fellow oddball Richard Stanley and adapt a tricky Lovecraft story into something weird and trippy and slimy, well you have my attention. Stanley is, of course, the director who was famously kicked off the Marlon Brando version of Island of Dr. Moreau, and he returns to feature filmmaking with help. The folks at Spectrevision, namely Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah and Josh Waller, have already promised more from this collaboration, and I couldn’t be more pleased. Stanley has his roots in 80s and 90s filmmaking, and Color Out of Space feels more like a Stuart Gordon movie than most Stuart Gordon movies. It’s full of purples and pinks and reds, iridescent plants glowing and wavering, bodies melting and oozing and, threaded through it all, a sense that nothing will ever be quite right again. Cage’s performance begin subdued, but it’s not long before he’s channeling his inner Trump and getting delightfully bonkers with the role, while bit by bit the world, affected by some object from space warping the land and everything on it, becomes something foreign and beautiful and dangerous. Color Out of Space is strange and offbeat and all the things I want a psychedelic creature feature to be. There’s more than a whiff of camp, if that isn’t your thing, but that light touch belies a deeper pessimism in the movie that’s more haunting than I first gave it credit for.

9. His House

The one thing you can say for the rise of conservative politics in America and the UK, among other places of course, is that it inspires some amazing art. His House, a Netflix premiere, is the tale of Bol and Rial who have arrived in England as refugees from South Sudan. When they are fortunate enough to be placed in a home in an English neighborhood, they do their best to assimilate and start a new life for themselves. But there’s something else in the house, too, a force that will not allow the past to be forgotten. In a series of revealing flashbacks, we come to understand more of this family’s past and the true cost of escaping a country as it rips itself apart. There’s commentary about how the English neighbors and administration, as made flesh by Dr. Who’s Matt Smith, see and treat our characters, but the real threat comes from within. His House isn’t so lazy as to be just a movie about overcoming stereotypes. It’s about the wages of survival and the compromises we make with ourselves to sleep through the night. Sope Dirisu and Wunmi Mosaku, who Duncan and I fell in love with during our Lovecraft Country recaps, deliver a pair of powerful performances. Also, this may be the only movie on this list to deliver a jump scare that took me out of my seat this year. Oh, yeah, it’s a great ghost story, too.

8. Spiral

Shudder continues to be the gift that keeps on giving. While the very fine Impetigore didn’t show up on my top ten, Shudder’s commitment to bringing premiere horror to their service is making me real happy about spending that $5 a month.

Welcome to The Psychosemantic Podcast: Join host Daeron and a revolving door of guests in discussing politics, movies, and political movies. In This Episode: Scott from The Friday Nightmares Podcast ventures into the bomb shelter for the first time. We discuss the found footage horror movie The Conspiracy (2012), the conspiracy theories talked about in the movie, things Governments have admitted to doing that make some conspiracy theories seem plausible, and of course other things… 

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Hello everyone and welcome to The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts, Heather and Smokeshow, as they end the year with the 2020 Horror Awards. 

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Join Billy Stuart and Rik Morgan as we talk about all things awesome.This episode we talk about the awesomeness of physical media and the road forward with streaming . And we are joined once again by special guest Ry Snodgrass.

CinePsyEP280: Full Franchise Fest Clean Up: Sleepaway Camp

Matt is ill and unable to do the show this week leaving Cort with no time to throw a show together one day before Christmas. Somehow, Cort is able to cover both the actual 4th movie in the Sleepaway Camp Franchise, Return to Sleepaway Camp and the fucked up clip show mess that was supposed to be the 4th movie in the series that was never completed in one show!

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FriGay the 13th has officially certified the entirety of 2020 as TERRIFYING. It was a tough year, but the boys stuck it out with you– and now it’s time to review the year that was.>>LISTEN NOW! Check your podcast feeds!<

You want to bet on whether Duncan and Bo will release a special Christmas commentary on a terrible movie…. Money Plane. Obviously, we have our traditional mincemeat pie analysis, and then we launch into a syncable commentary. Merry Christmas, everyone, and thank you for listening this year!