Sure Look, Sure Listen

What's going on in that Creepy Village?


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Sometimes everyone is out to get you, especially in creepy villages.


Join hosts Mick and Ben for a spine-chilling Halloween special, that nearly killed Ben in the editing room, where they explore various horror themes across movies, literature, and television. This episode dives into werewolf film trailers such as 'Werewolves' and 'The Wolf Man' remake.

Perhaps most importantly, they take a look at the trope of creepy villages in fiction and reality and occult horror with references to H.P. Lovecraft and Shirley Jackson. They discuss the portrayal of small-town horrors, pagan rituals in classics like 'The Wicker Man,' and the eerie vibe of BBC's 'Robin Redbreast' (1970). The conversation also touches on the unique horror aspects of 'Hot Fuzz,' 'The Apostle,' and 'Midsommar,' as well as recent trends in film trailers and AI's influence on creative industries.


00:00 Welcome to Sure Look, Sure Listen

02:17 Creepy Irish Villages and Pagan Cults

03:48 Listener Engagement and Reviews

05:04 Exploring Creepy Village Tropes in Media

06:02 The Victorian Era and Classism in Horror

10:56 American Suburban Horror: The Creepy Village

17:05 British Anthology Series: Robin Redbreast

28:26 The Wicker Man and Its Influence

33:22 Modern Takes on Creepy Villages: Hot Fuzz and More

34:53 Hot Stuff and Hot Fuzz

36:28 The Apostle: A Deep Dive

39:22 Midsommar and Cult Horrors

44:12 Derry, Maine: Stephen King's Creepy Town

49:22 Trailer Talk: Werewolves and More

01:02:47 The Monkey: A Stephen King Adaptation

01:06:16 Wrapping Up and Upcoming Episodes



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Sure Look, Sure ListenBy Michael and Benjamin

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