S.H.U.D.cast

It's week "who the hell knows" of quarantine. We're running out of whiskey. We're dealing with rat infested houses. We're going on weird rants about Friday The 13th that we'll regret in about a month. And thanks to Shudder, we're bringing some culture into our lives with the Indonesian nightmare fuel that is Satan's Slaves (2017). Dear listeners, you're in for a wild ride. Hail Shudder.

See, you think it's a typo, but according to the opening credits of this week's movie, it's not. Welcome to Austin's new favorite film of all time - Tammy and The T-Rex (1994). Some venture say that it's a work of cinematic genius. Others might offer that it's a driveling pile of garbage. The rest may tell you that, with some playful substance abuse, it's the thing that will save your sanity during quarantine. Regardless of the school you find yourself in, once again, we give thanks to Shudder for bringing us the goods. Join us for episode three in the SHUDin series. 

Quarantine week 2. SHUDin series episode 2. We're still reveling in our blissful ignorance and exacerbated drinking habits. Shirtless park is out. Tiger King is in. And here we are baby; slowly going stir-crazy, and completely unaware of it. Join us this week for a trip down a road of lunacy with Daniel Isn't Real (2019). Dear listeners, if you haven't seen this one yet, watch it right away (*psst* - it's on Shudder). It's truly something special. And when you're done, come on back over here and have a drink with us. 

Quarantine, baby. We're in it. Welcome to the SHUDin series - episodes recorded distanced from each other, in the homes where we hide from the plague world beyond our front doors. Join us as we discuss a far more exciting version of isolation, as depicted in Cold Skin (2017). We haven't gone crazy yet (we'll get there), and we don't have the audio figured out yet (we'll get there too); and while we can't touch each other, we still have Shudder to help us touch ourselves. Stay safe out there, dear listeners. 

The SHUDdown is born! It's February in the SHUDcast timeline, and pre-COVID 19 outbreak jokes are still flowing like an aged Arizona red wine. We're going down under again with the Shudder Original, The Furies (2019) - IE: Friday The 13th meets Hunger Games. Listeners, who is Rose, and what does she do? That, along with Michael McDonald impersonations, accidental porn and how to feel about it, as well as Curtis' love for T-Swift, are just a few of the thrilling topics in this episode. PS: We cordially invite you to participate in our We Are The Flesh challenge (details contained herin)

We're going down under with Boar (2017). Dear listeners, if you aren't already aware, Australia is home to an abundance of things that can kill you, including, but not limited to, totally realistic monster Boars. Check out this Shudder exclusive; and then come back here to listen to us serenade their glory, discuss how much money they aren't paying us, and clarify that you don't actually need to go to a place to be an expert on its culture. Please be advised that this is the first film in a series. Boar 2: The Boaraning, written, produced, and directed by SHUDcast. Coming 2045. Hail Shudder. 

We're here with a public service announcement: drugs are bad (sometimes). Join us as we talk about the onslaught of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in Joe Begos' film, Bliss (2019). We're going to address important topics like aggressive threesomes, and answer burning questions like "can you snort a combination of DMT and cocaine in massive quantities and not die?" Lastly, Austin is here, and our sweaty foursome is finally complete. Sort of. He's still being tested. Stream this craziness of a movie on the godheadservice, Shudder, and then take a little trip with us. 

We're interrupting the release of our extensive backlog of episodes encapsulating the demise of our sanity in this year of our lord 2020, with a fresh off the press episode that discusses the 1972 blaxploitation classic, Blacula; a film that hauntingly echoes the social climate we're in 48 years following its release. Catch the movie on Shudder, and then join us as we take a deep dive into this flick's brilliant use of social commentary on police brutality and racial injustice, the portrayal of being black in film, and an in depth discussion on how we can be better allies in a world that desperately needs to wake up and change. Black Lives Matter (and Austin FINALLY does too).  

And we're back for Episode 3 to discuss Demon (2017). Join us as we discuss just how lit a Polish wedding can get, Cody's continued ability to demonstrate the misguided nature of his stupid opinions, Dybbuks, and where you can find us if you want to fight. Stream the film on Shudder, and then tune in for an in depth analysis of what in the hell you just watched. Please be advised that Austin still doesn't matter.

Curtis, Lucas and Cody (no, Austin still doesn't matter) experience heart palpitations and an immediate need for new underpanties as they descend into the sheer nightmare fuel that is Terrified (2017). Stream the film on Shudder, and then tune in as we discuss topics such as the failures of dry January, whether or not The Witcher (streaming on the enemy service) is a pile of garbage, Lucas' continued obsession with Marriage Story, and Cody's unwarranted and paranoid gripes with Catholicism.