The Body Count Continues
A weekly dissection of all things horror, and maybe each other. New episodes every Tuesday. Hosted by Evil (@EVILSCRE4M) and Marianne (ScreamQueen514).
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A Robert Cummings Halloween (opens the original)
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This week we're headed to Rob Zombie's Haddonfield and only one of us is happy about it. We're unpacking the strengths and many weaknesses of this controversial duology.
JAAAAMMMMEEEESSSS (opens the original)
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This week we're getting freaky in Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool. Spoiler alert: things get a little volatile because one of us loved this movie and the other is just wrong.
Onryo Horror (opens the original)
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This week we watched what may be the most significant entries in the Onryo sub-genre, Ju-On: The Curse and Ring. We're unpacking the differences between these and their American counterparts, the Japanese obsession with open mouth shots, and the pros/cons of subtitles.
Life Finds A Way (opens the original)
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This week we're headed to Isla Nublar to revisit one of Spielberg's best films. We're unpacking the necessity of relieving oneself while under attack by a T-Rex, our shared love of dyna-sahrs, and the undeniable impact of Dr. Alan Grant.
Oh I'm A Happy Camper (opens the original)
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This week we revisit the tragic events that took place at Camp Rolling Hills and Camp New Horizons. We're unpacking the sequels' pivot away from the first film, the nostalgia of a good panty raid, and our mutual love of creampies.
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