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We're back with part two of Brad's pre-high school mixtape of songs, and Christ Almighty are they terrible. No one forced him to admit that he listened to this stuff, yet here we are.

Topics Include:

• Brief discussions of Bumblebeez 81, the Lo-Fidelity All-Stars, and Citizen King
• The MTV show Fear
• Fuel: a bad band
• A very long, several part discussion of Jimmie's Chicken Shack
• An Australian Siri gives Sean and Brad a lesson in demographics
• Brad recounts getting berated by a speaker at a Catholic school assembly
• The Frisbee people
• The mean-spirited nature of the song "Leaving Town" by Dexter Freebish
• Crossing the threshold into the "VH1 Zone"
• An honest to goodness discussion of the group SoulDecision in the year of our lord 2022
• Brad tries (and fails repeatedly) to guess Sean's favorite Pete and Pete episode

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We're officially back from our extended leave, and it's Brad's turn to run down his mixtape of songs he listened to pre-high school. Whereas Sean's "mixtape" was predicibly pretty cool all things considered, Brad's mixtape is... not. Enjoy?

Topics Discussed:

• The inevitably lengthy discussion of the Sick New World tour
• Disassembling computer towers to burn an American Hi-Fi song
• The profundity of "Understanding in a Car Crash"
• Is it pronounced "Alex is on Fire" or "Alexis on Fire"?
• Did any musician age worse than The Streets?
• The Zach Slow, Jelly Donut, and Lady Sovereign saga
• The Toadies vs. Oasis battle at Brad's high school
• The time Brad got in trouble because of Fatboy Slim
• The time Brad and his friend got in trouble because of Ludacris
• The highs and lows of the turntablism genre
• Rahzel making the music with his mouth
• A terrifying electronic music video
• And, of course, Methods of Mayhem

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On this bonus episode, Sean and Brad discuss a wide array of topics, including:

• What Pokemon type would Jesus be?
• Speedrunning
• Rotating food gifs
• The cardinal sin of putting lettuce on sandwiches
• Hypnospace Outlaw
• Cheddar Bay Biscuits
• The many weird cities of Northwest Ohio
• The SnoCore Tour and their many insane concert lineups
• A gaggle of B-tier nu-metal bands
• The 2003 album Tommorow Come Today by Boysetsfire

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We're back with another wild one here at Queen Venerator. Sean's pick for this week is a "mixtape" of songs that got him into music before high school. This is a VERY 90's heavy episode as Sean and Brad discuss Blind Melon, Bush, Beck, Stone Temple Pilots, and a bunch of movie soundtrack songs. Did you know that Deee-Lite did a cover of "You Sexy Thing" for the Dumb and Dumber soundtrack? You do now.

Also, since its Sean and Brad, they stray from the topic to discuss Channel One, Exit 13, Brujeria, and Fruitopia.

Also also, eagle-eared listeners might be able to tell that Brad is sick as hell during this recording and struggling to stay upright. Fun!

Also also also, YO PEANUT, BEAT THAT THING!

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We have finally arrived at the end of our journey through our Top 100 horror movies. Thank God. On this episode, Sean and Brad discuss a bunch of zombie movies, a bunch of anthology movies, a few massively controversial picks, werewolves, a priest from hell, cyberpunk nightmares, haunted VHS tapes, religion gone wild, non-Dune sandworms, shunting, rooms filled with barbed wire, exploding heads, slicing up demons with a samurai sword, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar getting a basketball exploded in his face, daikon radishes, and of course, REGGIE.

Movies Discussed (in alphabetical order):

Alien, An American Werewolf in London, Black Sabbath, Creepshow, Dawn of the Dead (1978), Dead Alive, Demons, Evil Dead II, Fright Night (1985), Get Out, Hellraiser, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), Kwaidan, Mandy, Martin, Messiah of Evil, Night of the Creeps, Night of the Living Dead (1968), Opera, Phantasm, Re-Animator, Return of the Living Dead, Scanners, Seven Notes in Black (The Psychic), Shaun of the Dead, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Society, Stridulum (The Visitor), Suicide Club (Suicide Circle), Suspiria (1977), Tetsuo: The Iron Man, The Beyond, The Evil Dead (1981), The Mist, The Ring (1998), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), The Thing, The Wicker Man (1973), This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse, Tremors, Wild Zero.

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We're entering the home stretch for this month's scary programming as we cover numbers 50 to 26 on our Top 100 Favorite Horror Movies list. In this batch, Sean and Brad discuss functionally useless cookware, watermelon salesmen, alien-derived hallucinogenics, British mods fighting zombies, men in rubber suits, melty Goldblums, Vincent Price being a weirdo, sexy interdimensional horrors, the new flesh, human terrarium nightmares, subway freakouts, corporate retreats, lots of demons, and, of course, HOMER. Do the two of them start to realize how big of a mistake this whole project was? Absolutely. Is it still a really good show? Totally.

Movies Discussed (in alphabetical order):

Alien, Audition, Brain Damage, Class of Nuke 'Em High, Curse of the Demon (Night of the Demon) (1957), Dead Ringers, Deep Red, Don't Deliver Us from Evil, Eraserhead, From Beyond, Ganja and Hess, Habit (1995), Halloween (1978), Hausu (House) (1977), It Follows, Just Before Dawn, Messiah of Evil, Mindhunters, Midsommar, Near Dark, Organ (1996), Phantasm, Possession, Possessor, Quatermass and the Pit, Return of the Living Dead III, Rubber's Lover, Severence, Sleepaway Camp, Society, Suicide Club (Suicide Circle), Tetsuo: The Iron Man, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, The Devil Rides Out, The Devil's Backbone, The Fly (1986), The Fog, The Living Dead the Manchester Morgue (Let Sleeping Corpses Lie), The Pit and the Pendulum (1961), The Queen of Black Magic (1981), The Shining, The VVitch: A New-England Folktale, The Wicker Man, Tremors, Videodrome, Zombie (Zombi 2).

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We roll along with our October festivities as we discuss part two of our Top 100 Horror Movies. This time around, Sean and Brad discuss arthouse aliens, possessed hands, devil goats, sexy saxophonists, anime thrillers, scary mannequins, body hammers, horrifying head ripping, big sharks, found footage innovators, supernatural voodoo women, a decaying Griffin Dunne, grocery store slashers, haute couture horror, Etruscan zombies, flying head demons, a dead guy's pizza, Amanda Donahoe getting snake-charmed, self-inflicted heart ripping, every type of vampire imaginable, armless circus performers, bad party invitations, Korean revenge films, glass unicorns, melting people, and much more.

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Movies Discussed (in alphabetical order):

[REC], A Bay of Blood (aka Twitch of the Death Nerve), An American Werewolf in London, Basket Case, Black Christmas, Blood and Black Lace, Body Melt, Burial Ground: Nights of Terror, Day of the Beast, Day of the Dead, Deep Red (Profondo Rosso), Evil Dead Trap, Evil Eye (The Girl Who Knew Too Much), I Saw the Devil, Idle Hands, Inferno, Intruder, Jaws, Kairo (Pulse), Lair of the White Worm, Let the Right One In, Martin, Murder Party, Mystics in Bali, Near Dark, Next of Kin, Night of the Demons, Nightbreed, Perfect Blue, Santa Sangre, Shivers, Sisters, Sugar Hill, Tetsuo II: Body Hammer, The Cabin in the Woods, The Church, The Fly, The Hitcher, The Lost Boys, The People Under the Stairs, The Reflecting Skin, The Slumber Party Massacre, Tourist Trap, Under the Skin, Versus, You're Next, Zombie.

October is upon us. Again. It is the time to celebrate all manner of scary stuff: skeletons, goblins, draculas, and of course, RANDOM FUCKING WINDOWS UPDATES THAT ERASE YOUR FUN BONUS CHAT EPISODES.

Yes, this was not the plan for this month. Sean and Brad were not even going to do anything to celebrate this year, but technological forces beyond their control (ask no further questions) have steered us back to where it kind of all began.

So this month, we are re-releasing our four part discussion of our dueling Top 100 Horror Movies of All-Time lists. Yes, we both did lists of our 100 favorite horror movies, and yes it is about as insane as you would expect from us.

For part one of the discussion, we discuss killer robots, monster fighting luchadores, crystal unicorn busts, Kevin Dillon's hair, 100-year-old witch mockumentaries, technicolor Corman classics, killer cars, cheap knockoffs, Claymation conjoined twins, punks doing Brazilian Ju-Jitsu, giant alligators, dream warriors, needles in eyes, doctors in the woods, giant spiked metal statues, and so much more.

Movies Discussed (in alphabetical order):

A Nightmare on Elm Street III: Dream Warriors, Alligator, Basket Case, Black Christmas, Cemetery Man, Chopping Mall, Christine, Dead and Buried, Event Horizon, Freaks, Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, From Beyond, Funhouse, Green Room, Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages, Hereditary, Hour of the Wolf, I Drink Your Blood, It Follows, Let the Right One In, Leviathan, Manhunter, Maniac Cop 2, No One Lives, Phenomena, Rabid, Rawhead Rex, Rituals, Road Games, Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos, Stagefright, Tales from the Hood, Tenebre, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, The Birds, The Blob (1989), The Church, The Frighteners, The Gate, The Gates of Hell, The Masque of the Red Death, The People Under the Stairs, The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, The Vineyard, Tombs of the Blind Dead, Waxwork, You're Next.

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We're back with Brad's pick on this episode of Queen Venerator. This time, we discuss the ramshackle 1987 post-punk album Guitars of the Oceanic Undergrowth by the band Honolulu Mountain Daffodils aka the most obscure album he could find apparently. Seriously, this album was actually trying to stay off the world's collective radar at the time, and it seems to have succeeded here in 2022.

The brainchild of Adrian Borland, guitarist for gothic new wave band The Sound, this album (and project as a whole really) was made out of drunken spite with a backing band of untrained musicians who were also Borland's drinking buddies. The results are either better than that description sounds or as rad as that description sounds depending on your disposition.

We dive into what scant information there is about this band, as well as some talk of reggae and our typical ramblings. Good stuff.

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On this bonus episode, Sean and Brad discuss mustard, the largest (and smallest) covered bridges in America, insane concert lineups, the buffaloes of Domino's Pizza, and much more.

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