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"Hark, Triton, Hark! Bellow, bid a biblically accurate lighthouse to raise from the depths full foul in its glory! One eyed seagulls and silicone shark pussy to smother this young mouth with pungent slime, to force you to listen to descriptions of expensive lenses, to make you guess what prop poo is made of, and to dream of forbidden dvd commentary-" "Alright, have it your way. I like your podcast." The gang sees 2019 The Lighthouse

Yes yes we all know how much you thirst for Sir Daddy Orlok's turgid grey member but there is more to Robert Eggers's 2024 Nosferatu than that, the gang also discuss German Expressionism, female gooning, the shadow realm, German Expressionism, the fear of cucking, German Expressionism, Vampire the Masquerade and classic Gothic literature Also German Expressionism

Join the gang as they jump head first into Ti West's X franchise, we talk about old people stabbing you, old people having sex and most importantly old people and healthy romantic relationships. Stay tuned for Pearl and Maxxxime in the near future.

House (noun) /haʊs/ 1. a building for human habitation, especially one that consists of a ground floor and one or more upper storeys. Hausu (noun) /ハウス/ 1. IS THAT MY DEAD FRIENDS FLOATING HEAD. Join the gang as we watch this 1970s Japanese horror psychedelic comedy

'Tis the season to be gory and joyous fellow weirdos, join the gang as they enjoy this wholesome and whimsical film, a true holiday classic for years to come, A Christmas Carol who? It's a wonderful life where? Art for Santa 2028

Tim Burton is a hack, long live Henry Selick.

Join Eva (she/them) as she shows two overgrown children one of her favorite childhood movies, and join Adrian (he/him) and Julian (he/him) as they discuss German folklore and whether Edward Cullen is a nonce or not.

Oh Terrifier 2, were you gory? Yes. Were you two and a half hours long? Also yes. Did we enjoy watching it? Absolutely not. hence why we ranted about it for over an hour. Join Eva (she/they), Adrian (he/him) and Julian (he/him) while they complain about misogyny, bad friends and worse of all...boring movies

What house to corpse ratio would you think acceptable? One to one? Two? Ten even? Well Rob Zombie thinks a thousand and counting is the amount for a house to become a Home. Join Eva (she/they), Adrian (he/him) and Julian (he/him) while they all get a collective headache from this movie's editing.

You might be asking yourself "Why would you show a horror virgin one of the most mean and violent horror movies around?"

The answer is that Eva (she/they) and Adrian (he/him) think that sanity is overrated and that Julian (he/him) needs to learn what a whimsical little guy Art the Clown is.

How to introduce someone new to the horror genre? Do you jump straight into gore and guts, keep it more cerebral and freaky, or maybe even start with an episode of Goosebumps? OR you do what Adrian (he/him) and Eva (she/them) did to Julian (he/him) and show him an SFX classic with a nurse horny for Americans and a corpse who really wants you to commit suicide. Join us on our inaugural episode of 1981's An American Werewolf in London