HeyJaredThe Girls Who Cried B-Horror
Someone has taken their love of scary movies one step too far... and now they have a podcast! It’s The Girls Who Cried B-Horror! Join your favorite horror loving ghoulfriends, Aine and Alex, as they discuss the best, worst, and campiest movies the world of b-horror has to offer.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Episode 77 - Slugs (opens the original)
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Aine and Alex eat a lettuce parasite as they discuss the natural horror film Slugs. With a Halloween party on the horizon, the girls cover everything from small town horror tropes to upcoming book to screen adaptations. So quit fucking and get down in the sewer for the seventy-seventh episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!
Episode 76 - Sugar Hill (opens the original)
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Aine and Alex get revenge for their dead lovers as they discuss the blaxploitation horror film Sugar Hill. With an army of the dead awaiting their order, the girls cover everything from the unique zombie design to becoming sister wives in the afterlife. So head down to Club Haiti and call on Baron Samedi for the seventy-sixth episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!
Episode 75 - The Wasp Woman (1995) (opens the original)
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Aine and Alex reverse the aging process to look twenty-one forever as they discuss the television movie remake of The Wasp Woman. With a big boobie bee serving BODY, the girls cover everything from the similarities to The Substance to women supporting women in the workplace. So enjoy sex with a stinger and have a WASP summer for the seventy-fifth episode of The Girls Who Cried B-Horror!
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