Recorded live on Friday the 13th at ColdTowne Theater, we discussed Jason Voorhees' origin story (sort of? not really?) with super special guest Jen Brown (Women In Caskets)! Since most of us were a tad bored by the movie, we spend most of the time talking about Jen's crush on Freddy Krueger and whether or not Michael Myers is good at sex. Spoiler: he is!

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This week, the gang is joined by special guest Veronica Rubens (Harlequin, Stool Pigeon) to watch The Silence of the Lambs, a movie Emma's childhood friend described to her, beat by beat, after which she vowed never to see it. This one seems to ruin everyone’s day. Except for Kyle because he is a terrible ghoul who is numb to everything.

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Ahhh! What’s that? Did you hear that? It sounded like comedian Lance Gilstrap (Movie Riot, Midnight Society), but that can’t be...he’s been dead for FIFTEEN YEARS!!! Oh well, we still watched THE CHANGELING (1980), the prototypical haunted house movie starring Academy Award winning curmudgeon George C. Scott.

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This week, we're joined by comedian Devon Coleman (Sugar Water Purple, Hellhole)! And we’re watching a normal movie: "A Nightmare On Elm Street." Kyle and Devon lull Steven and Emma into a false sense of security because they forgot that Freddy is still scary in this one.

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Comedian Dylan Garsee (Pendulum, Hail to the Queen) makes us watch "Inside (À L'intérieur)", a brutal French horror film that includes liberal use of huge scissors, pregnant bellies and a Final Girl that is covered in blood by the end of the first act. This episode threatens to knock the whole podcast off the rails. Good job, Dylan! We are no longer friends!!!

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Comedian Danielle Gonzalez (Say Uncle, Pendulum, +1000 other good shows) makes us watch The Invitation, a slow-burner about a dinner party with a bunch of horny friends that really and truly hate each other so much that they have to spill one another's blood all over a perfectly good red velvet cake. We really liked this movie!

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Scary movie trailers are scarier than scary movies. FACT! Kyle is excited for the release of Hereditary this weekend. Steven and Emma unfortunately have other plans that they made a long time ago and can't change, they wish they could but a dear friend is visiting from out of town and you know how it is, maybe next time, thanks for being so understanding!

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Comedian Nicole Russell (Say Uncle, Pendulum, Movie Riot) makes Steven and Emma watch Creep, a 2014 found footage film starring Mark Duplass. On a scale of Obama-era Drone Attacks to Toilet Sharks, it's a solid Golden State Killer.

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In our first episode, Steven and Emma come clean about all of the stuff that scares them. Kyle pretends their fears are justified before introducing this week's movie: the original Halloween! It's got Jamie Lee Curtis, first-person kills, pointless nudity and no character development. We were very scared!

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