Midnight Drive-In

Get ready for our darkest episode yet, as we discuss a couple of suicide themed horror films. Scott redeems his recent streak of bad picks with Vindication (2006) and Doug discovers a hidden love for J-Pop music idols with his pick of Suicide Club (2001).

After the break we defend ourselves to some listeners who took issue with a couple of our opinions and beg for those of you who haven’t turned on us to help support the show.

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This week on the show, we watched a couple of movies. We think they were about satanism. A lot of stuff happened in them at least, although we’re not sure what any of it meant.

After rambling and making absolutely no sense for about an hour or so, we talk about some recent releases and trailers. This half of the show makes a little more sense, but not much. At least we’ll always have Goatman.

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This week on the show, we discuss a good clown movie, a bad movie that’s not about clowns, Doug makes some embarrassing confessions, and Scott gets put even deeper into time out for his recent run of bad film picks.

After the break, we get into some fan feedback, discuss our contest, and tell you the secret of how you can both support the show and be awesome at the same time.

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Grab a blanket and some hot chocolate. This week we are discussing a couple winter horror films. Despite some major technical issues during recording, we managed to actually record few thoughts on Frozen (2010) and We Are Still Here (2015).

We had a lot of fan mail this week, as well as some updates on our ongoing contest. Be sure to listen for the update.

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This week we’ve decided to look back at 2015 and take in a couple of films that managed to get past us this year with (coincidentally) a couple of Belgian films; Alleluia and Cub [spoilers for Cub end at 1:34:12].

We were light on feedback this week, so after the break, we had some time to discuss a new way to listen to TLH each week, announce a new contest, and get into some spoiler talk for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

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Ho Ho Ho and Merry Christmas from from the TLH family. This week on our holiday spectacular we bring you zombie Santas from the Netherlands in Sint and old naked Santas from Finland with Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale.

After the break, we take in some listener mail, and discuss some non horror nerdery, including spoiler free Star Wars talk and the state of X-Men films.

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This week while discussing some Gremlins rip offs, Scott is put in time out until further notice for his pick of Ghoulies go to College, and Doug assures us that Critters has less rape than The Last House on the Left.

After some listener feedback, we take a few minutes to discuss the new theatrical hit, Krampus.

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Just two weeks after covering season 1, we have decided to check out Black Mirror season 2 as well. After a lengthy and rather heady discussion, Scott admits that his brain is too tiny and too American to fully grasp everything that’s going on in these episodes.

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This week we are heading down to farm for some killer farm animal themed horror flicks. After discussing Scott’s unnatural discomfort with farm animals in general, we break down Black Sheep (2006) and Isolation (2005).

After the break and a bit of listener feedback, we share a few brief thoughts on Found (2012) and The Harvest (2013).

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This week your hosts are going with another listener suggested theme. There have been several requests for television horror, and more specifically British television, so this week’s topic is the 2011 premier season of Black Mirror.

There was no listener feedback this week, so after the break, your hosts briefly discuss their thoughts on the upcoming holiday horror film, Krampus.

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