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It's been... way too long, we know! But we missed just simply talking about horror movies, so we decided to come back and try this again, a bit more casually. In this episode, we're exploring a movie that both of us really love—Ari Aster's Hereditary (2018). Does it still really hold up to the first time we saw it in theatres almost five years ago …
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Surprise! In between our usual lessons, we're starting a new series called Recess Reviews where we'll be reviewing random horror, and maybe even non-horror releases, whenever we feel like it. This week we reviewed the latest installment in The Conjuring franchise, The Devil Made Me Do It.Por Reyna Cervantes, Kaila Ren
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We're joined by Lindsay Traves, writer for Pajiba and co-host of The Pod and the Pendulum, to discuss the Universal Classic Monster film The Wolf Man (1941). This is a little bit longer episode than usual due to some casual chitchat we have about Saw and other things, but if you want to jump right into the film conversation, we start at about 44:40…
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This week we're starting a new ongoing course returning to our roots to delve back into Universal's Classic Monsters. We discussed The Mummy (1932) highlighting Boris Karloff's extraordinary performance as well as its complicated and problematic representation of Egyptian culture.Por Kaila Ren, Reyna Cervantes
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We're joined by Angel, who runs the HorrorGirlProblems blog and podcast, to discuss Soylent Green (1973), Motel Hell (1980) and The Stuff (1985). If you are familiar with any one of these three films then you know what we mean in today's title, but if you aren't— just trust us. Don't fucking eat that!…
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We're joined by Michael Kennedy, who co-wrote the hit teen slasher Freaky (2020), to discuss his inspirations for the film as well as other behind the scenes insight on the writing process and the question everyone's been asking... does Freaky exist in the same universe as Happy Death Day? Tune in to the episode to find out and don't forget to purc…
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We're joined by Prince Jackson, the host of Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network and the owner of GoodKnight Life where they also host a few other shows, to discuss his favorite horror director, Mike Flanagan. In this episode, we reviewed Absentia (2011), Oculus (2013) and Doctor Sleep: The Director's Cut (2…
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We're joined by Courtney Enlow, a writer whose work has appeared on SYFY FANGRRLS, Glamour, Vanity Fair & co-host of podcasts Trends Like These & Strong Female Characters, to discuss the work of horror director Lucky McKee. In this episode, we talked May (2002), The Woman (2011) & All Cheerleaders Die (2013).…
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We're back! Before jumping back into our lessons after our mini hiatus, we're releasing a new type of episode series called "Recess" where your two hosts, Reyna and Kaila, give you some life updates & talk about whatever they want to! In this episode, we discuss our recent watches & 2021's horror release slate.…
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We're joined by Ryan Larson, editor-in-chief and founder of Ghastly Grinning & We Are Horror as well as writer for Dread Central, Bloody Disgusting and more, to discuss a subject he holds close to his heart- werewolves. In this episode we watched and discussed Cursed (2005), The Howling Reborn (2011) and Wer (2013).…
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We're joined by Gory Cory, who runs her own blog (gorycory.com) and has written for The Terror Teletype and Shudder's The Bite, to discuss teen horror— a genre she's very passionate about as a 17-year-old horror blogger. She personally chose teen horror classics The Lost Boys (1987), The Craft (1996) and Scream (1996) to discuss with us for this ep…
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We're joined by Kaiya Shunyata, Canadian entertainment writer for Obscur Media, Lithium Magazine, Next Best Picture and more, to discuss the heavily debated subgenre of horror- Sci-Fi. In this episode, we discussed Cloverfield (2008), Annihilation (2018) and Possessor (2020).Por Kaila Ren, Kaiya Shunyata, Reyna Cervantes
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We're joined by Mary Beth McAndrews, horror journalist and co-host of the Scarred For Life podcast, to discuss her favorite subgenre of horror- found footage films! We examined The Blair Witch Project (1999), Paranormal Activity (2007) and Quarantine (2008) and expressed their impact on our life and the genre itself. Special thanks to our friends a…
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We're joined by Jenny Nulf who is a programmer of the Austin Asian American Film Festival to discuss three very different film adaptations of the classic book "The Phantom of the Opera". Special thanks to our friends at Super Yaki for sponsoring this episode.Por Reyna Cervantes, Kaila Ren, Jenny Nulf
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