This week, Hannah and Wendy cover The Woman in Black, featuring our sweet son Daniel Radcliffe in his first adult role! Your hosts also discuss Edwardian men's fashion, theater superstitions, and how many British actors were in the main cast of Lord of the Rings. Hannah reads the entire plot of the movie Legion for no reason at all.

Do you have a real-life scary story to share? Did you ever get seriously injured while unsupervised as a child? Do you know who was in The Last Witch Hunter?

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One, two, Freddy's coming for you! Hannah and Wendy discuss the Food Network, Carrot Top, and Wes Craven's original Nightmare on Elm Street. Both hosts are heavily sleep deprived - perhaps even as sleep deprived as Nancy Thompson is by the end of the movie! Wendy describes disturbing live-action children's shows and Hannah tries (with little success) to read Wendy's handwriting.

Are you the real Fred Krueger? Have you ever had a grievous hand injury? Do you know how many humans it takes to make 500 gallons of blood?

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In this weeks special guest episode (featuring Kai from If It's Gay We Play!) your hosts cover the 1994 adaptation of Interview with the Vampire. Shenanigans abound as Wendy, Hannah, and Kai read listener mail, discuss Hannah's severe arachnophobia, and guess which Vampire Chronicles character each host is most like. Wendy shares differences between the novels and the movie, Kai kills the mood, and Hannah forgets about the Louisiana Purchase. Anyway, don't talk to us or our terrible son Lestat ever again.

Is Tom Cruise a psychopath? Do you want to be a vampire? Have you ever said Anne Rice's name three times into a mirror? Email us! [email protected]

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This week Hannah and Wendy drink a bottle of wine and realize neither of them know how many shots are in a movie. Wendy does know that the monster is shown in 120 shots of the 2006 South Korean blockbuster, The Host. That sure seems like a lot. Hannah says "military industrial complex" five times fast and Wendy describes a single-panel cartoon.

How many shots are in a movie? We have no idea. Please email us and let us know. Also: send us your movie recommendations and your real life scary stories! We'd love to read them on the show.

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Hannah and Wendy cover their favorite and least favorite 90's cartoons, early internet memes, and the baffling architecture in 1959's House on Haunted Hill. Hannah loses many goth points live on air and waxes poetic about actress Carol Ohmart. Wendy makes a bad, bad joke and she is so, so sorry.

Do you have a real-life scary story to share? Have you ever found anything weird in your creepy old house? Ever had your car break down at Sonic Drive-In? We want to hear about it!

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Are you BRVTAL enough to handle this? In this week's episode, Hannah and Wendy discuss hagfish, the metal bands they loved as teenagers, and how much they both really want to become cyborgs. Hannah gets the most scared so far by 2015 indie film The Devil's Candy.

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Transparent? Get it? Because ghosts are transparent? No, it's fine. You don't have to laugh. It's fine. In this week's episode Hannah and Wendy discuss harrowing bicycle rides, goth origin stories, and the BBC's banned faux-documentary, Ghostwatch. All of Hannah's roommates microwave things.

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In this week's episode, Wendy and Hannah talk about getting stranded at Sonic Drive-In, the late 90's paranormal kids' show "So Weird," and Clive Barker's Hellraiser. Hannah gets grossed out and Wendy premiers her impression of Kayako from Ju-On.

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In the inaugural episode of No Exit, Hannah and Wendy discuss Tombstone Pizza, Raisinets, and George Romero's 1968 zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead. Hannah doesn't get even a little bit scared.

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