The Horror

Wherein we are subjected to Frank Henenlotter's early-80s feature BASKET CASE. And joined by special guest, professional philosopher Brett Sherman, who inexplicably loves this movie.

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Wherein we examine William Friedkin's New Hollywood classic, The Exorcist. Spoiler alert: Russell actually likes this one.

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Wherein we debate the merits of Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street. 

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Wherein we discuss John Carpenter's 1982 body horror classic, The Thing. Or as Russell refers to it: the one with the slimy puppets.

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Wherein we subject Russell to Tobe Hooper's cinematic massacre of a van full of co-eds by one very dysfunctional Texas family. At least Owen liked it.

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Wherein we debate the relative merits of the Citizen Kane of modern horror, George Romero's Night of the Living Dead. Purists, brace yourself... One of us was unimpressed.