This week join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they rate Jordan Peele's much lauded directorial debut, 2017's "Get Out." 

There's a deer rant, a lot of Jordan Peele/Daniel Kaluuya fangirling, Jenny sings "Run Rabbit, Run," and we get into why this film deserves the much coveted, but oft denied, unanimous 5 pentacle rating. 

-------------------- Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission) 

Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art 

Editing by Matthew Burls  

The Halloween deep dive concludes with the most recent addition to the canon, David Gordon Green's 2021 film "Halloween Kills."  

Jenny and Kaitlin have different views on this one (for once!), so tune in as they debate the effectiveness of chaos, Magical Michael Meyers, and their all-time favourite kill scenes. 

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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission) 

Artwork by Ghoul Real Art 

Editing by Matthew Burls 

It's always Halloween for us here at LWSM, and the celebrations continue with David Gordon Green's 2018 film "Halloween"

A sequel of sorts to the original 1978 movie, your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin discuss the merits of Danny McBride written dialogue, generational trauma, and why Laurie Strode is the final girl we deserve.

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Theme Music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission)

It's the spookiest, best time of the year and to celebrate? None other than a 3-part deep dive into the HALLOWEEN canon, starting with John Carpenter's 1978 masterpiece "Halloween." Join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they discuss final girl tropes, 70's boobs, and what makes HALLOWEEN the most influential film of the slasher genre. 

Theme Music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission) 

Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art Music 

Sample: Dr Dre - Murder Ink (2001) 

In this week's episode Jenny and Kaitlin discuss the 2020 movie "The Dark and the Wicked" written and directed by Bryan Bertino. There's a lot of chat about goats, their general love of Satan despite how mean he is, and why you should always listen to your mum! 

TW - Suicide

Theme music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)

Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art

In this weeks episode of "Let's Watch Scary Movies" join your whorror-hosts Kaitlin and Jenny as they discuss the feminist minefield that is Curtis Hanson's 90s thriller THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE. Trigger warnings abound in this one so expect discussions of sexual harassment, sexual assault, suicide, miscarriage, victim blaming, and 90s mom-fashion throughout. 

Theme Music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission) 

Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art

In the premiere episode of "Let's Watch Scary Movies," join your Whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they discuss Rose Glass' 2019 directorial debut; SAINT MAUD. There's a pentacle rating system, feminist discourse, and banging theme music. What more could you want? 

Trigger Warning - mention of rape at 33:06 

Theme Music: Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission) 

Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art