We Die First

TW: sexual assault

We cover the not-so-classic CHERRY FALLS (2000). We talk about potential rewrites, post-modern horror, and unintentional sexual tension. 

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We cover 2016's THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS. We discuss the zombie debate, the Last of Us, and our biggest fan, B*n S*****o.

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SHUT UP THEATER KIDS! We cover Stage Fright (2014) this week. We talk theater, camp, theater camp, and nervous poops. 

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Sweets to the sweet - it's time for CANDYMAN (1992). Urban legends, unique and over-the-top kills, and the secret of white womanhood are all covered for this modern classic. 

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In honor of the beginning of summer, we're covering a slasher cult classic, SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983). Listen as we discuss early '80's male fashion, questionable camp cooks, and Seynique's lack of outdoor knowledge.

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This week we're transported to gai Paris and dig into AS ABOVE, SO BELOW (2014). We talk about our own personal hells, the found-footage phenomenon, and justice for Benji. 

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In honor of prom season, we dedicate this episode to the class of 2020. That's right, this week we cover the 1976 classic CARRIE. We talk bullying, slow motion nude scenes, and John Travolta's questionable accent. Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. 

In our inaugural episode, your Hosts of Horror, Andrew & Seynique, deep dive into a classic that kept Seynique awake at night from ages 6-12: CHILD'S PLAY (1988). Find out why Chucky is a charismatic yet easily-defeated slasher villain as well as how much shorter the movie would have been with an all-black cast. 

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