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Rachel and Mere, horror movie connoisseurs and best friends of nearly twenty years, bring you the reviews you didn't ask for, for the horror movies you've probably forgotten about.
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Exorcism of Emily Rose (opens the original)
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This week, Rachel and Mere are taking a trip to the courtroom, the creepy crawlies, and one VERY questionable midnight ritual with The Exorcism of Emily Rose . Is it demonic possession? A medical mystery? Religious trauma? Or just another case of everyone in the room making absolutely terrible decisions? We’re talking sleep paralysis, spooky lawyers, creepy body contortions, courtroom drama, and the eternal question: if your priest tells you an exorcism is a good idea, should you maybe get a sec
Exorcist: Believer (opens the original)
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This week on Trashy Terror , we’re reviewing The Exorcist: Believer —a legacy sequel that promises a new generation of possession, terror, and spiritual warfare, but leaves us wondering if the devil himself was available for rewrites. We’re talking creepy kids, questionable decisions, and whether bringing back one of horror’s most iconic franchises was actually worth the exorcism. Grab your holy water and lower your expectations—we’ve got some demons to discuss.
Jennifer's Body (opens the original)
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This week, we're tearing into Jennifer's Body —the movie that somehow manages to be simultaneously iconic, cringe, and completely unhinged. Diablo Cody packed the script with enough 2000s slang to qualify as a time capsule, the plot is held together with chewing gum and eyeliner, and no amount of slow-motion Megan Fox can distract us from some truly baffling creative choices. Is it a misunderstood feminist masterpiece? Or just Hot Topic fan fiction with a demon? Come get spooky with us!
Lee Cronin's The Mummy (opens the original)
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This week on Trashy Terror , we're unwrapping Lee Cronin's The Mummy and things get gloriously cursed. From flesh-shredding scares and ancient nightmares to whatever twisted new spin Cronin has cooked up for one of horror's most iconic monsters, we're digging through every dusty tomb to separate the gold from the grave robbers. Was this the monster revival we've been waiting centuries for, or should it have stayed buried?
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