This week on Little Cuts, we're talking scary music, scary superhero movies, scary men and scary country music. And then we get a little silly by starting our journey through the history of the Horror Comedy.

We're doing something a little different with our "Journey through" series. We're going to go through horror comedies starting from the beginning and working up. We're both a little unfamiliar with a lot of the early stuff so if you have examples or recommendations, please let us know! And since we just decided to start doing this, we're going a little out of order and going back to 1930s in the next episode...so like you can turn it into a game and in the future listen to that episode first or something. I don't know, I don't live your life.

Things we discussed this week:

Men

Ethel Cain's album "Preacher's Daughter"

Lingua Ignota's concert

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Torn Hearts

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.

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