On this episode of The Stream Queens, Marrs and Rachel face their semi-aquatic fears with a review of Crawl. We discuss the joyful stupidity of animal attack movies done right, Marrs discovers her political platform (yes it involves mandatory footwear), and Rachel unveils her new marrow-based rating system.

So, was this movie the apex of animal attack films? Or did it bite? Check out Stream Queens Horror Podcast Episode 49 to find out!

What to watch before the next episode: Prey (2019)

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On this episode of The Cast of Ka, we discuss Wizard & Glass – Part Two: Susan – Chapter 10: Bird and Bear and Hare and Fish. Thorin is a mega-creep and Ka finally gets its way with Roland and Susan.

For all this and more, listen to The Cast of Ka: Episode 48.

WHAT TO READ BEFORE EPISODE 49: Wizard & Glass – Interlude Kansas, Somewhere, Somewhen & Part Three: Come, Reap – Chapter 1: Beneath the Huntress Moon.

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Theme music by Deejay Scharton.

On this episode of The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas with all the festive music, booby traps, familial rage, and some straight-up murder in our reviews of Better Watch Out and Dead End. We talk incel holiday favorites, the true gift that is Lin Shaye and Ray Wise unleashed, and, of course, why you never take your analog porn into the woods when a killer hearse is on the loose.

So, did these movies fill us with the holiday spirit, or were they just sour eggnog? Listen to the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Episode 78 to find out!

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On this episode of More Deadly, we call the four corners with our review of The Craft: Legacy, directed by Zoe Lister-Jones. We talk about the exploration of the divine feminine, toxic masculinity, and the, ahem, legacy of the original The Craft.

So, did this movie cast a love spell on us, or was it more of a hex for the eyes? Listen to The More Deadly Podcast Episode 19 to find out!

What to watch before the next episode: Black Christmas (2019), directed by Sophia Takal.

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The More Deadly Theme Music is “More Deadly” by Deejay Scharton

On this episode of The Stream Queens, Marrs and Rachel get really, really horror adjacent with our review of Rim of the World. We talk ’80s throwback adventures, alien genitalia, and Lithuanian smoothies. But mostly, we just try to solve the mystery of who the heck this movie was made for. Kids? Adults? Only our alien overlords know for sure.

So, was this movie out of this world or a crash landing? Check out Stream Queens Horror Podcast Episode 48 to find out!

What to watch before the next episode: Crawl

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The Stream Queens Theme Music is “Die Historic” by Three Chain Links