Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 1999 film the Mummy with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. The Mummy is directed by Stephen Sommers and written by Stephen Sommers and Lloyd Fonvielle & Kevin Jarre. 

While initially rumors, it looks like Fraser and Weisz will reunite for a 4th Mummy film. 

For more on the bisexual power this film has, check out this 2024 piece from Autostraddle by Caroline Darya Framke.

This week Carlos recommends Let the Right One In (2008) directed by Tomas Alfredson, is about a bullied boy and an unlikely friendship with a girl, unlike others he's met. 

Carlos also recommends Biosphere (2022) directed by Mel Eslyn (and co-written by her and star Mark Duplass), a film where two men, in the not so distance future must adapt and evolve for humanity to survive. 

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda! This week we cover the new 2025 short film FruitHead from Gushers/General Mills. The film is a horror take on the iconic 90s commercials. The short is directed by Mike Diva and co-written by Mike Diva, Ian Reichenthal & Matt Sorrell. 

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.    

This week Victor recommends Mortal Kombat (1995) a live action film directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, about humans from Earth Realm who have to fight in Mortal Kombat to save their world. Based on the video game of the same name. 

Carlos recommends Hazbin Hotel (2024 - ) is a musical animated show from Vivienne Medrano about the daughter of Lucifer and Lilith who uses her hotel to seek redemption for the citizens of Hell so they can ascend to heaven. The second season has it's first two episodes out at the time of recording. 

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2018 feature film VelociPastor written and directed by Brendan Steere. We had such a blast revisiting this film. 

This episode was recorded shortly after the release of the trailer for VelociPastor 2. You can watch the trailer here.

This week Victor recommends Chad Powers (2025- ) a new show about a disgraced football player changing their identity and joining a struggling team, to get back into sports. 

Carlos recommends the Pirates of Leviathan season of Dimension 20 on DropoutTV. Leviathan is a pirate themed adventure set in the world of Fantasy High (after season 2). Carlos also recommends Crowd Control on DropoutTV, a comedy show spun off from Gamechanger where comedians have to do crowd work across several rounds, where audience member shirts give the comedians hints about what to discuss or what to avoid.

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2023 short film Trial 22 written by John Ferrer and Harry Metcalfe and directed by John Ferrer.

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.     

This week Victor recommends Valentine (2001) directed by Jamie Blanks is about a killer on the loose after harassing women who may have spurned him over a decade ago.

This week Carlos recommends Monster Island (2024) a film, directed by Mike Wiluan, about two soldiers, originally on opposite sides of a war, end up chained together and trapped on an island with monsters.

He also recommends Swallowed (2022) directed by Carter Smith about two best friends on their last night together, who agree to smuggle drugs across the border and bite off more than they can chew. 

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Welcome Back to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2023 feature film Hell of a Summer co-written and co-directed by Billy Bryk and Finn Wolfhard. We get into the laughs and the kills of this summer camp slasher film. 

We reference this article from People by Nigel Smith with the co-directors. We also reference this article from Entertainment Weekly by Lauren Huff. 

This week Victor recommends the Flip Off (2025) a show renovation competition show where rooms in a home will be flipped. Who can do it better? 

Victor also recommends Werewolves (2024), directed by Steven C. Miller, a movie where an experiment studying a werewolf pandemic goes wrong. 

Carlos recommends Were the World Mine (2008) directed by Tom Gustafson, a movie musical inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream with love potion shenanigans. 

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2019 short film Bakemono written and directed by Sumire Takamatsu and Jorge Lucas.

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.    

We reference this piece from Fable House several times in the episode which features a conversation with Sumire and Jorge.  

This week Victor recommends Fanboys (2009), directed by Kyle Newman a film about friends who attempt to steal The Phantom Menace for their friend. 

Carlos recommends Thief of Joy the standup special by Gianmarco Soresi. He's so funny. Check it out and enjoy the ride.

Carlos also recommends Night of the Reaper (2025) by Brandon Christensen, a slasher where after a time the killer offers the police evidence showing their spree was bigger than previously thought.  

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2023 Night Shift written by Karlee Boon and Shade Standard and directed by Karlee Boon. 

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.   

This week Victor recommends Takeout (2025) directed by Jem Garrard is a film about 3 colleagues who think they have a serial killer on their hands. 

Carlos recommends The Comic Shop (2025 - ) again. At the time of recording they were 4 episodes out. The show, about an indie comic book store and their struggles is a fun workplace sitcom streaming on Youtube. Recommended for a second time because it keeps getting better.

Carlos also recommends Your Name (2016) an anime directed by Makoto Shinkai about a pair of teenagers who wake up in each other's bodies despite not knowing each other. This prompts them into a wonderful adventure.

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we are discussing the 2005 short film Still Life, written by Charles Johnston and directed by Jon Knautz.

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.  

This week Victor recommends Gachiakuta (2022 - ) written and illustrated by Kei Urana; a dark fantasy centered on Rudo, who as part of his false conviction is thrown into the trash to survive and get revenge he'll need to get a new power. It has also been made into an anime. 

This week Carlos recommends the new indie webseries the Comic Shop (2025 - ) created by (and starring) Cheyenne Ewulu; a workplace mockumentary sitcom about a group of friends who own and work in a comic book shop. As of release there are now four episodes available on YouTube. Show was made via fundraising on Kickstarter. 

Carlos also recommends the short film the Moths Will Eat Them Up (2021) written by Tanya Modini and co-directed by Modini and Luisa Martiri. A woman is going home on the train and something creepy is happening by the exit, will she be able to get off safely when her stop arrives. 

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2021 short film Atrophy co-written & co-directed by Nick Hartanto and Sam Roden.

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here. 

The film was selected by Short of the Week and is reviewed here by Chelsea Lupkin. In this piece, which we reference several times, Nick is quoted about how his mom's stroke inspired the film and how it weighed heavily on his parents and how he needed to tell this story to process his feelings. 

This week Victor recommends Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995) a feature film written by Ethan Reiff & Cyrus Voris & Mark Bishopopen and directed by Ernest Dickerson. The film as part of the Tales from the Crypt series opens and closes with the Crypt Keeper and follows a drifter holding a key that can stop demons and people trapped by a demon collector. 

Carlos recommends Dungeons and Drag Queens, two seasons of Dimension 20 on Dropout.TV where GM Brennan Lee Mulligan plays a game of DnD with the Questing Queens: Bob the Drag Queen, Monét X Change, Jujubee and Alaska Thunderfuck. 

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Welcome to the Horror Agenda. This week we cover the 2016 short film Tonight It's You, directed by Dominic Haxton, story by Dominic Haxton and Jacob Robbins, and written by David Davin.

You can watch the short here.  You can watch all the shorts we covered on our YouTube playlist here.    

We reference this article by Waylon Jordan from iHorror.com speaking with the director about this film. 

Mentioned in the episode is 16th Minute (of Fame) by Jamie Loftus which featured Antoine Dodson, of the 'Hide Your Kids Hide Your Wife fame.' You can listen to this episode and the podcast here. 

Victor recommends Malcolm in the Middle, a comedy family sitcom about a smart middle child Malcolm who breaks the fourth wall, and how him and his family navigate their lives. A revival coming soon. 

Carlos recommends Death Becomes Her (1992) a film about an aging actress (Meryl Streep) who when seeing her rival (Goldie Hawn) had a glow gets a special potion from a very fabulous woman. Things get wild after that. The film is now a popular Broadway musical. 

Carlos also recommends the book When I Grow Up I Want to Be a List of Further Possibilities by Chen Chen, a book of poetry that Carlos recently started reading.

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