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Love a good scream, but crave a fun theme? Join Katie and Tori as they talk about their favorite things: horror and themed parties. Come for the horror movie talk - stay for the party must haves.
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Marshmallow (opens the original)
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After almost a full year with a varied roster of horror flicks and shenanigans abound, Katie and Tori are closing the chapter on Season 1 of Scary Good Time! Gather 'round the bonfire with all the classic summer camp staples: s'mores, cozy sweatshirts, and murderous doctors! Jury's still out on that last one, but we can guarantee if you haven't seen this 2025 feature yet - you'll want to watch it BEFORE the episode to avoid being spoiled. Bid farewell to summer with us in this season finale epis
In the Mouth of Madness (opens the original)
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In honor of the late great Sir Sam Neill, Katie and Tori revisit one of his most iconic turns in cosmic horror. On the way, they'll discover so many things! Auto-spawning dobermans, an incredibly sassy protagonist, and a healthy fear of the color blue. Get down with Sutter Cane for a party that'll make you go mad with excitement.
I Know What You Did Last Summer (opens the original)
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It's summer and you know what that means! Drinking, partying, running people over, getting away with murder... All the staples of a productive Fourth of July holiday. For this festive and celebratory episode (happy birthday to Katie!), she and Tori dive into one of her favorite holiday horror movies. Get your Croaker crown and scepter, we're in for some rough waters and party planning.
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