For 27 years, he's dreamt of you. He's craaaaved you. He's missed you! This week Jen & Kaytlynn are diving into IT Chapter Two, the HIGHLY anticipated release of 2019 following it's predecessor, IT (2017), both of which were directed by Andy Muschietti. They will discuss what they liked and disliked about this Chapter and whether or not it has lived up to all the hype!!

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If you can’t find a friend, make one. In Episode 15 Jen & Kaytlynn fall into the well of darkness that is May as they navigate how to make new friends, and possible warning signs to look out for. This 2002 masterpiece of a film from Lucky McKee is the epitome of psychological horror and what it looks like when someone is pushed so far into normalcy they ascend into who they are.

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Beetle beetle, Blackcoat’s Daughter, what was in the holy water? In Episode 14 Jen & Kaytlynn venture into the chilling tale of The Blackcoat’s Daughter for the first-ever Patreon Horror Show! Chosen by our Superior Host for the month of August, Matthew, this 2015 film will leave you feeling everything but comfortable.

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Welcome aboard the shapeshifting ship that descends you into madness. In Episode 13, Jen & Kaytlynn scream about their experiences through playing the psychological thriller horror video game, Layers of Fear 2. Featuring a clip of live gameplay audio, (which is mostly Jen & Kaytlynn screaming) this game offers all of the scares you could hope for. Released in May of 2019, find out if this game lives up to its title.

Remember Horrible Friends,

“An act of creation always begins with an act of destruction.”

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Hello Scary Friends - Do you want to see a haunted house? In Episode 12, Jen & Kaytlynn discuss the highly-anticipated new release from director André Øvredal & producer Guillermo del Toro, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Originally released in 1981, many of the tales and monsters from the book that originally haunted our childhoods are brought to life in this 2019 film adaptation. So Horrible People, what’s your favourite Scary Story?

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Mister Mazzy isn’t missing anymore - In Episode 11 Jen & Kaytlynn visit the non-fictional, small Canadian town of Pontypool. Welcome to 660 The Beacon - where Honey the cat is missing and we are taking no prisoners. In this film, an outbreak of chaos & murder are being described through calls into a local radio station. A gem of its kind, Pontypool brings us a zombie infection like you’ve never heard before.

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Welcome to Episode 10 - Into the Further We Go… This time around Jen & Kaytlynn mix the topics of DREAMS and HORROR which has brought us Insidious (2010) a Supernatural horror film based around Astral Projection. PLUS they discuss their own real-life nightmares, the launch of their Patreon and some extra exciting news for our most die-hard fans!

Perhaps one of the most chilling horror movie concepts, in Episode 9 Jen & Kaytlynn discuss four movies that combine two of their favourite things: Writing & Horror. In the discussed films they shift their focus on the role of the writer/author and how the horrors surrounding them influence the setting of each film.

MISERY (1990) | 1408 (2007) | SINISTER (2012) | HUSH (2016)

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During Episode 8 Jen & Kaytlynn sink into the many layers of Noroi (ノロイ): The Curse, the 2005 Japanese Found Footage film following documentarian & self-proclaimed supernatural expert, Masafumi Kobayashi, as he unknowingly chases after KAGUTABA, a demon released from a failed pacifying ritual.

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In Episode 7, Jen & Kaytlynn prepare for the Midsommar festival - A horrifying tale of traditions that grow deeper than the Earth. They discuss in full the approach Ari Aster took to this film, and whether or not Midsommar lived up to the anticipation.

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