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The second of three episodes for the final day of 60 Days of Halloween for 2018 is an interview that Eric Tolbert and I did with Eric Pennycoff (writer/director) and Taylor Zaudtke (actress) on the world premiere of their film, Sadistic Intentions! We absolutely loved this movie and could not stop talking about it all weekend, so it was an absolute blast to be able to talk to Eric and Taylor!! This is an amazing film and we very highly recommend that you check it out if you ever have the opportunity!!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check back soon for the last of three episodes on our final day of 60 Days of Halloween. This will be the last episode in our 60 Days of Halloween coverage for 2018 and will be a retrospective on our experiences and the films we saw over the last 60 days. We will also be announcing our Gargyle Awards for some of our favorite films!

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The first of three episodes for the final day of 60 Days of Halloween for 2018 is a continuation of our coverage from the Knoxville Horror Film Festival. While we recorded our reviews and some of our experiences each day immediately following the film festival, there was so much more that made KHFF an amazing film festival! One of the things that makes it so great is being able to actually meet and talk to the various directors, writers, actors/actresses, and special guests who share in a love of horror movies! And while I wasn't able to have a chance to talk to everyone that I wanted to, I am extremely grateful that I was able to talk to Eric Pennycoff (writer/director of Sadistic Intentions), Jay Kay (host of Horror Happens Radio Show), Anthony Cousins (writer/director of The Bloody Ballad of Squirt Reynolds), Brian Lonano (writer/director of BFF Girls and Gwilliam), and Elric Kane (co-host of Shock Waves Podcast) about what scares them, what movies they put in a week devoted to their fear, and what movies they recommend on Halloween for horror fans and non-horror fans alike!

If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check back soon for the second of three episodes on our final day of 60 Days of Halloween 2018. The next episode will be an interview that Eric Tolbert and I did with Eric Pennycoff and Taylor Zaudtke on the world premiere of their film, Sadistic Intentions!

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Day 59 in 60 Days of Halloween closes out Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. So, we have been facing our fear head-on and revealing some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. Up next is a movie that neither myself nor Eric had seen before, Videodrome - a.k.a. Stomach Vagina (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we wrap up 60 Days of Halloween for 2018 with a couple episodes of interviews from the Knoxville Horror Film Festival, as well as our 60 day retrospective (including some more Gargyle Awards)!!

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Day 58 in 60 Days of Halloween continues Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. Up next is a movie that neither myself nor Eric had seen before, Rosemary's Baby - a.k.a. Haircuts, Chocolate Mouse, and Other Terrible Decisions - a User's Guide (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we wrap up Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with another movie that neither Eric nor I have ever seen before, Videodrome.

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While still technically night 57 in 60 Days of Halloween, tonight's episode is a "bonus episode" of sorts, in the sense that it is not part of Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week.  Tonight's episode is a review of One Cut of the Dead, which I saw at the Frightening Ass Film Festival in Chattanooga, TN.  Since I wasn't able to make it to the entire film fest, I was initially just going to talk about whatever I was able to see during the 60 day retrospective that Eric and I will be doing to close out this year's 60 Days of Halloween.  However, I loved One Cut of the Dead so much that I couldn't wait to talk about it!!

If you live near Chattanooga and are able to make it to the Frightening Ass Film Fest tomorrow (technical, today)...Sunday, 10/28...I absolutely recommend doing so!  There is an amazing line-up of films, including a secret screening that you do NOT want to miss!  Trust me!

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as Eric and I return to Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with a movie that neither Eric nor I have ever seen before, Rosemary's Baby.

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Day 57 in 60 Days of Halloween continues Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. Up next is another one of Eric's picks, Child's Play - a.k.a. Prince Humperdink Really Hates Children's Toys...Like, A Lot (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we continue Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with a movie that neither Eric nor I have ever seen before, Rosemary's Baby.

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Day 56 in 60 Days of Halloween continues Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. Up next is another one of my picks, The Exorcist - a.k.a. World's Worst Music Video for REM's Losing My Religion (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we continue Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with another one of Eric's picks, Child's Play.

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Day 55 in 60 Days of Halloween is a mid-week palette cleanser, in the middle of Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, to tie into a local showing and discussion of one of the greatest movies of all time, The Monster Squad!

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as Eric and I get back to admitting major gaps in our horror knowledge and watching iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. So be sure to check back tomorrow as we pick back up with one of my picks, The Exorcist.

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Day 54 in 60 Days of Halloween continues Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before.  While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and definitely more tongue-in-cheek in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish.  So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time.  Up next is one of Eric's picks, Friday the 13th - a.k.a. Milton Bradley's Best Monopoly Advertising Campaign Ever (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we break up Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with a mid-week palette cleanser to tie into a local showing and discussion of one of the best movies ever, The Monster Squad!

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Day 53 in 60 Days of Halloween starts Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week, in which Eric and I admit major gaps in our horror knowledge and watch iconic horror movies that we hate to admit that we have never seen before. While this fear is certainly drastically different in tone from the rest of the weeks so far (and maybe a bit silly in terms of discussing "real" fears) it is still genuine...ish. I mean, with how much we love horror movies, it's a little embarrassing to admit that we haven't seen some of these classics. So, we are going to face our fear head-on and reveal some of the iconic horror movies that we are finally getting around to viewing for the first time. Kicking things off this week is one of my picks, Poltergeist - a.k.a. Coach's Summer Skeleton Pool Party (the movies this week are iconic horror movies. Practically everyone knows at least the basic plot of them, so it's a little pointless to provide a brief description. Instead, I'll be providing dumb alternative titles).

If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to check back tomorrow as we continue Fear of Being a Bad Horror Movie Geek Week with one of Eric's picks, Friday the 13th!

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