There are many renderings of Shirley Jackson's classic tale of Hill House and it's many aspects but here Briana and Tommy mainly discuss the original novella in and of itself, along with the 2018 Mike Flanagan masterwork limited series on Netflix and the (some? would? say?) honest attempt of the 1999 classic "The Haunting". As usual, they have thoughts... lots of thoughts. Some of them are opinion-shaped and of variable hardnesses. So come along and see what haunts them about "The Haunting of Hill House"

He did it! He does it? Anyways, it occurred... This week we let Tommy off the chain a little to talk about his knowledge and appreciation for the works of H.P. Lovecraft while also taking the time to make it ABUNDANTLY clear that Lovecraft wasn't exactly the picture of mental health nor societal understanding and tolerance. So grab your tentacles, beakers, mashed potatoes, flasks and sacred eldritch texts as we have ourselves A Very Lovecraftian Thanksgiving.

In this, our first actual legitimate episode, we discuss a favorite Netflix horror series of ours (mainly Tommy's) which taps lightly on the concept of Lovecraftian horror and stories that take place within split timelines. Is it good? Is it horror? Is it ever going to come back? Should we all appreciate our vintage media a little more? Stick with us and we'll answer some of those questions (maybe?). Music by Amylia Ryan on Instagram @amyliaryan.music

Two not-quite siblings but definitely not-just-friends made a joke one time. A joke that may or may not have been taken seriously a few days afterwards. Then Bri recorded a call with Tommy to see if the joke was not just a joke.

This is that phone call.