S.H.U.D.cast

Friends, we've finally made it - not to the end of Covid 19 (we're still SHUDin), but to Mandy (2018). We should warn you that this one broke Cody a little (he's started "writing" again, and thinking deeply - not a good sign). Come, join us. Listen to his broken record theories on the depth in Panos Cosmatos' LSD drenched marvel, and why it's the best movie to be released in the past five years (yep - he goes there). Don't forget, dear listeners. We love you. But more importantly, we love Shudder. 

Welcome to Season 2. No, we aren't rich (yet), but it's a new era. A new us. A new OnlyFans account brought to you by the Beautiful Professor. We're kicking things off with Urban Legend (1998) - a gem for us 90s kids. Spoiler alert - the first five minutes are a RIPPER. Do us a favor: when you go to sleep tonight, whisper a little demon prayer for Shudder. Show 'em how much you love 'em...and maybe throw in a reminder to tell AMC to give us money. We love y'all. 

We still SHUDin y'all. And back in September, we had some anxieties. An upcoming election. Covid moving Austin's wedding date...again. But against those anxieties, we had Shudder...to give us more anxieties. Welcome to The Pool (the catalyst for rip shit pissed rage from at least 3 of us) and Host (one of 2020's highest acclaimed horrors). We love you, dear listeners. 

Some things have happened recently. We've learned that Cody's wife has displayed some minor sociopathic behavior. Austin's puppy violated him a little. Also have you ever looked at the bad guy from John Wick 3's IMDB? More importantly: thanks to Shudder, we watched Impetigore (2019), the new banger from Joko Anwar. We think you should too - we also think you should tune into the Accidental Jacket YouTube channel on January 28th, because the next episode of the HallowStream is going to be on BODY HORROR (punishments will be plenty...and horrific towards the body). We love you, dear listeners. Stay safe and healthy out there.  

"There existed an addiction to blood." We're back with another edition of our SHUDin series (thanks people not wearing masks). Join us for this very special episode, in which we take a deep dive (to the extent that we're equipped to) into an important mark in both horror cinema and black cinema: Ganja And Hess (1973). 

"If Brian Setzer's sentient [expletive deleted] stain took LSD, read the synopsis of Nightmare on Elm Street in a language it didn't speak, then made a movie? It would be this movie." We aren't sure, but that may be the most profound review ever given. Dear listeners, come take a little trip with us into a world of weird phallic depravity, presented - as always - by our one true Lord and God, Shudder.  

SHUDin episode #...big ol question mark. Two enticing facts: (1) Cody's dog exorcist vomited all over his couch in the middle of the movie. (2) Curtis may or may not star in this. Bless you Shudder; and bless you all, dear listeners. 

We're finally here. Welcome, dear listeners, to the behemoth: the marathon of all 12 entries in the Friday The 13th franchise. They brought us sanity at our weakest, laughter at their worst, joy at their best, and duress to the women in our lives that were forced to endure this journey with us. These films are no longer on Shudder, but with a little hope, dearest Jason will soon rise to stalk our watch lists once more. We love you, Shudder. We love you. 

Welcome to money problems. Welcome to 4k life. Welcome to the worst movie one could possibly watch during a global pandemic (especially during early COVID days). Welcome to Threads (1984). We'd like to thank the BBC for producing this little nightmare, and we'd like to thank Shudder for bringing it to us at our most vulnerable. 

We regret to inform you that the release of this week's episode will be postponed until November 6th - instead, please join us @7PM (PST) on Thursday, October 29th, for the launch of our new live show, HallowStream, available on the Accidental Jacket network on Twitch. http://twitch.tv/accidentaljacketstreaming