HeyJaredLondon Horror Movie Club
Welcome to "The London Horror Movie Club," the ultimate podcast for horror enthusiasts with a British twist! Join siblings Chris Sapikowski and Lauren Jane Barnett as they venture into the eerie streets of London to explore spine-chilling horror films set in this historic city.
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(Pre) Halloween 3 - Interview with Sophie Karl, Pete Hirst and Jamie Langlands (opens the original)
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Three guests are kicking off the autumn season with London Horror Movie Club this month. Sophie Karl is an actress, writer, and producer who has been in horror films like The Cellar and RIP Man , directed and written by Jamie Langlands, and the upcoming The Thierteeth Hour directed by Pete Hirst. The trio talk about driecting the supernatural, what makes filming horror unique, the films that frightened them adn the ones they would recommend. Join us for a chilling start to autumn!
Wedding Horror Special (opens the original)
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Wedding bells are chiming later this August, so LHMC brings you a full episode dedicated to Wedding Horror. Over 15 movies with bloody brides, ghostly grooms, weird weddings, and even a horrific honeymoon...all for your horror delight. We have films from Spain, Thailand, Italy, Britain, the US, and more, so we really have gone all over for you this month to bring you some nuptual nasties. Grab a piece of wedding cake, your trusty chainsaw, and enjoy!
LHMC watches "Slither" (2006) (opens the original)
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Before James Gunn was off to Marvel and Elizabeth Banks was producing "Cocaine Bear"; and just after Nathan Fillion was in "Serenity" there was SLITHER. Guest Tony Mardon suggested it as a film to watch and we dive into the squirmy worms, the homages, remarkable practical effects, and why this B-movie remix somehow tanked at the box office but now has a cult revival.
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