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In this episode we discuss what inspired Kyle to write Skinaramink, how young he was when he first watched The Shining, what the experience has been like having his movie released in theatres, and why he thinks horror is such a beautiful umbrella for so many types of movies.

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Josh’s Socials:

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In this episode we talk about how he fell in love with horror, what his favorite subgenre is, and his 2023 projects. We also talk about his favorite winter and holiday horror movies.

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James’s Socials:

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In this episode we discuss his love of ghost stories, what movies made him love horror and why he’s curious about it’s upcoming remake, and he told me all about boogeyman lore from around the world! It’s super interesting. I know you’re going to love this chat.

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In this episode we discuss where the idea came from for the script, what it was like filming, and how her incredible cast came together. She also shared her favorite winter and Christmas horror movies with me and who her favorite horror directors are.

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In this episode he tells me how A Nightmare on Elm Street was his gateway into horror, the deeper meaning of Cloverfield, and why supernatural horror movies scare him. He also talks about his podcast We Bleed Orange and Black and gives me tips for keeping the Halloween spirit alive all year round.

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In this episode I discuss everything I watched in November 2022!

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Larry’s Socials:

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In this episode we discuss why Larry loves Giallo films so much, why he hates jump scares, and how him and Andy came up with the idea for Road to Knowhere.

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Tim’s Socials:

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In this episode we discuss his second book in his Dark Creatures series and the dark, intricate plot. He told me how he got into horror around age 10, his love for universal monster movies, and why Gen Zers need to give black and white horror movies a chance. He also told me how he prepared to get inside the mind of one of his characters who is a psychopath and why he thinks horror fans are more grounded in tense situations.