Let's Watch Scary Movies
By Jenny & Kaitlin
Let's Watch Scary Movies Oct 13, 2021
Episode 52: The Shining (1980) - "Jack Nicholson's Eyebrows"
We love to be consistently inconsistent and keep you on your toes - who knows when the next episode might be released?! But we are doing our best to keep them coming.
This week we decided to tackle the beast that is Stanley Kubrick's polarizing ghost story, "The Shining."
Your whorror-hosts discovered pretty quickly that they actually watched different versions: Jenny watched the shorter European version, and Kaitlin watched the longer US cut (appropriately).
There's a lot going on as they compare versions, bring back the summary haiku, play "Rate the Bush," Jenny sings the soundtrack, Kaitlin gets really into the ATMOSPHERE, and we discuss whether or not Jack Nicholson has acting range, or is he just relying on those eyebrows??
It's fruit cocktail for weeks over here at the Overlook Hotel so come and play with us, forever...and ever.... and ever.
Spoilers from 17.25
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Matthew Burls
Episode 51: Sissy (2022) - "A Fly-By Snuggle Fest"
We've decided to skip September entirely and head straight to October and the lead up to both Halloween and Jenny's impending birth!
The weather is changing, the clocks are going back, and the pumpkin spice candles are ablaze in anticipation...
This podcast may be haunted (by technical issues) but your whorror-hosts sound better than ever as they review Hannah Barlow and Kane Sene's independent Aussie horror, "Sissy," currently streaming now on Shudder.
Listen in as Jenny and Kaitlin go through the checklist:
- Realistic female dialogue in the women's bathroom? check
- Glitter eye makeup and nail polish? check
- References to Tucker and Dale vs Evil? double check!
But it's not all silliness as they also dig into bullying - what constitutes it and what is justified because of it - social media and the masks we wear, and who exactly is the villain here??
Spoilers from 16:40
Keep the scary movie sleepover going by joining us on twitter: @lwsm_pod
and Instagram: @letswatchscarymovies
And don't forget to rate us on Spotify and itunes!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Matthew Burls
Episode 50: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) - "Happy 50th Episode!"
For what horror movie list would be complete without Tobe Hooper's influential slasher, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre?"
So grab your favorite human-mask, dim the lights, and listen in as we talk through one of the most iconic scary movies of all times...
Your whorror-hosts go deep on character arcs, soundscapes, directing choices, and acting skills alongside lots of fun behind the scenes trivia and tidbits all told with a sprinkling of irreverent humor.
Kaitlin praises the pacing, Jenny shares some VERY exciting news, Franklin is not having a good day, Grandpa can't hang, and there's lots to unpack with Sally as the first ever, and very unusual, Final Girl....
Is it 5's across the board?? Join us and find out!
Spoilers from 22:20
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 49: Aliens (1986) - "Aliens Take Elevators"
It's like the first one, but with more aliens!
The sequels have gotten incrementally better as we've worked our way through the films, so it makes sense to end on a high note...
Join your whorror-hosts as Jenny explains space, then she scores twice - because SHE CAN! - they discuss whether or not this is actually a Vietnam war movie, and for once they don't agree about the film!
Oh, and the riveting conclusion to the burning question:
Are sequels ever superior??
Tune in to find out...
Spoilers from 13:14
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 48: Scream 2 (1997) - "The Evolution of Dewey"
This episode brings you none other than Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson's follow up to the insanely successful Scream; 1997's Scream 2.
The cast is back! Well, a lot of them. AND we get a shot of 90s goodness with the addition of several new castmates including Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy!).
Your whorror-hosts are back! Tune in as they discuss bathroom decor, the evolution of Dewey (he's FIT!), Kaitlin goes full Greek theatre nerd, and they get into what makes this film the perfect sequel.
Just don't @ us about the Godfather 2!
Spoilers from 10:53
Keep the scary movie sleepover going by joining us on twitter: @lwsm_pod
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 47: Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000) - "Utter W*nk"
In the name of science, Jenny and Kaitlin tackle the 2000 film, "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" directed by Joe Berlinger.
Tune in for the perfect storm of 90s goth fantasy and wistful longing for analogue video equipment as Jenny fact checks the witch references, Kaitlin declares lazy storytelling, Nigel does some really bad taxes, and we try to figure out who the hell Catherine is?!
TW: miscarriage
Spoilers from 24:15
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 46: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) - "MUFFINS THE MOVIE"
A Series of Sequels (Part II)!
For this series, Jenny and Kaitlin seek to answer the age-old question: can a sequel ever be superior to the original?
Kicking things off in this little experiment is the 1981 classic, Steve Miner's "Friday the 13th Part 2."
Your whorror-hosts compare the sequel to the original in this in-depth discussion covering everything from inventive kills and gore factor to 80s nostalgia and special FX.
A pivotal moment in the Friday the 13th franchise, the audience is introduced to Jason as the villain - but we think everyone can agree that the real star of the show is Muffins.
Don't remember who Muffins is?
Tune in to find out!
Spoilers from 15:40
Keep the scary movie sleepover going by joining us on twitter: @lwsm_pod
and Instagram: @letswatchscarymovies
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 45: The Menu (2022) - "Love is the Most Important Ingredient in the Cake of Life"
Tune in as Shane, Jenny, and Kaitlin rate and review Mark Mylod's 2022 horror/comedy, "The Menu."
Ralph Fiennes is having the time of his life as Chef Slowik, the Anya-Taylor Joy fan club reconvenes, Shane explains the "Slumdog Millionaire Effect," and whilst we may not all agree about the film, we CAN all agree that Ralph Fiennes probably did not play Othello.
Keep the scary movie sleepover going by joining us on twitter: @lwsm_pod and Instagram: @letswatchscarymovies
Find Shane: @shane._callaghan
And don't forget to rate us on Spotify and itunes!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Ep 44: Skinamarink (2022) - "David Lynch's Wet Dream"
But illness may very well explain why - when choosing this week's film - your hosts were swayed by none other than the Daily Mail's proclamation of it as, "...the scariest movie ever made."
Dear listeners, join Jenny and Kaitlin as they try to make sense of it all; as they search desperately for plot devices, character development, dialogue, storytelling of ANY kind... and ask such profound questions as, is this art? Or is someone just trolling us?
It's a SIMS game, it's 100 minutes of darkness, it's Kyle Edward Ball's polarizing film debut, 2022's "Skinamarink."
There's a description haiku, Kaitlin sings The Elephant Show theme song, and Jenny changes her score - tune in and find out why!
spoilers from 16:09
*Gaspar Noe film referenced is "Climax"
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Real Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 43: Barbarian (2022) - "The Hallway of Despair"
So make a tea, get comfy, and listen in as your horror movie besties tackle Zach Cregger's directorial debut, "Barbarian."
It's a doozy of an episode as Jenny kicks things off with a film summary haiku, then we discuss which Sarsgard is creepy and which one is hot, there's a "rave of screams" for the sound design, and our heroine Tess does everything right... until she doesn't.
It's not all silliness though, as your whorror-hosts explore fatal flaws, gender stereotypes, social commentary, and attempt to answer the question: just who is the real barbarian here?
Recommended resources for this ep:
"The Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker
"The Evolution of Horror" podcast by Mike Muncer (29 Oct 2022)
Spoilers from 16:03
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Ep 42: X (2022) - "It's Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but with Porn.... and no Chainsaws"
New year, same whorror-hosts... join them as they break down Ti West's celebrated slasher, "X."
There's a lot to love about this film - and the critics seem to agree - but listen in as Jenny and Kaitlin get deep on some of the themes and discuss ageism, casting choices, and whether or not a real cowboy would walk barefoot in a barn (no!).
Spoilers from 14.45
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF records, with permission)
Artwork by ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 41: Jack Frost (1997) - "I'm Too Sick for Haikus"
The festive cheer continues despite your whorror-hosts being under the weather - and what better way to ring in the new year than with the family-friendly* favourite, Michael Cooney's "Jack Frost"?!
Join Jenny and Kaitlin as they attempt to break down this direct-to-video horror film which, with a 6% on rotten tomatoes, may be the lowest rated film they've ever reviewed.
There's a lot of desiccated coconut, inventive deaths, silly one-liners, and assault by a vegetable.
See you in Snowmonton!
Spoilers from 12:58
TW- rape/sexual assault from 36:35
*It's not really family-friendly
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Episode 40: Krampus Relocation Special!
So join your whorror-hosts as they recount their adventure deep into the Dolomite Mountains in this mini, special edition of LWSM. There was snow! There was a Rammstein soundtrack! There was jager! And there were definitely many, many KRAMPUS...
(Find photos and videos on insta @LetsWatchScaryMovies)
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Ep 39: Men (2022) - "How Many Rory Kinnears is That?"
Our extreme lateness is partially explained by the technical issues we encountered here, and our trying to fix them. We did our best but, the sound is... not great. There is volume disparity and echoing at times - we are working through our technical glitches so please bear with us, but if you have sensitive ears you may want to give it a miss.
However, we care a lot about many of the themes in this movie and in our discussion so still felt it was worth posting!
If you decide to listen (and we hope you do) there are mentions abound about assault, suicide, gaslighting, abuse, you name it. So, trigger warnings for pretty much the whole thing.
In conclusion, let us not forget that our theme music is absolutely smoking hot and we highly suggest you check out The Brothers Keg.
Now then - should you dare - join your whorror-hosts as they talk about their other favorite film, "Alan and the Ten Rings," Jenny composes a Haiku, live!, and they count Rory Kinnears - then count the pregnant ones.
There's a lot to dig into here - let us begin!
Spoilers from: 15:40
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 38: Halloween Ends (2022) - "Follow Me, I'm the Pied Piper of Death"
Join Jenny and Kaitlin as they revisit one of their favourite Final Girls one final(?) time to conclude David Gordon Green's franchise trilogy, "Halloween Ends."
Your whorror-hosts rate the opening scene, delve into the ranking position of this film vs other Halloweens, get deep on Laurie Strode's character arc, and discuss murder tag-teaming - it's like wrestling!
(Spoilers ahead after 21:42)
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 37: Rosemary's Baby (1968) - "What to Buy the Satanist Who Has Everything"
First up, a lengthy opening about - well, nothing related to the film at all!
But once they get into it- boy, do they get INTO IT.
Kaitlin can't control her enthusiasm, Jenny sings us a lullaby, and the girls discuss all the insidious, nefarious, domestic horrors Rosemary endures in a time of patriarchal dominance and exactly what makes this the perfect scary movie.
TW: rape
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Real Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 36: The Exorcist (1973) "The 1 Year Anniversary Episode!"
We hope you enjoy the sound of ice tinkling in a glass because this is a celebration! It's our 1-year anniversary episode and your whorror-hosts have decided IT'S TIME to delve into some of their all time top favourite horror films.
Up first, Jenny explains why "The Exorcist" is the one she judges all other films by, Kaitlin can't stop talking character development, and the gals delve deep into why this is one of the scariest films of all times.
The power of Christ compels you...to listen - so tune in!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 35: Trailer Park of Terror (2008) - "Where's My Meat?"
Expect medieval lutes, racist stereotypes, whimsical death scenes, and the weirdly high rating you never saw coming (or did you?).
What can we say, there's a lot of love here!
(TW sexual assault)
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 34: We're All Going to the World's Fair (2021) - "A Silent Agreement"
Listen in as Jenny and Kaitlin discuss filming themselves sleeping, the perils of the internet, warm milk, and scare edging.
And special shoutout to Shudder for introducing your whorror-hosts to this delightful little gem!
(TW - suicide)
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Ep 33: Sleepaway Camp (1983) - "The Massacre at Camp Musical"
After spending time at Camp Crystal Lake, Camp Stonewater, and a quick stop at Trish's house, they head to Camp Arawak...
It's a KILLER of an episode that includes Kaitlin singing for you, a deep appreciation for the composer (shoutout Edward Bilous! A true musical genius! Google him!) and attempts to answer such profound questions as:
1 why do men no longer wear crop tops or feather their hair?
2 is a woman's bitchiness directly related to her breast size?
3 is "cocksucker" an insult or a compliment?
Join us if you dare!
*Now taking applications for a Camp Consultant!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Episode 32: The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) - "Two Thumbs Up for the 80s Boobs"
We've got just a few weeks of summer left and we're ready to celebrate them as hard as possible! This means heading to Trish's sleepover with lingerie in tow to watch Amy Holden Jones' seminal film "The Slumber Party Massacre."
I mean like, party! But with drills!
Join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they discuss becoming a woman, what REALLY happens in the women's shower room, whether or not this film would have indeed worked better as a parody, and the introduction of a NEW CATEGORY to our RATING SYSTEM!
Tune in to learn more and fear not - a "Crossroads" and "Glitter" double feature episode is coming at you!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Ep 31: The Burning (1981) - "Canoe Shenanigans Are Afoot"
After leaving Camp Crystal Lake, your whorror-hosts have pitched a tent at Camp Stonewater to delve into Tony Maylam's 80's classic "The Burning," a film loosely based on the urban legend of the Cropsey killer.
This movie may have been partly written by Harvey Weinstein and is chock-full of 80s sexism BUT we still stan a well-acted, scary, entertaining slasher!
Join Jenny and Kaitlin as they continue their Tom Savini adoration, ponder who the adults are here, and rate the campers' raft-building skills (STRONG!).
Bring the snacks and we'll see you round the campfire!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 30: Friday the 13th (1980)- "Hopes, Dreams, and Baby Goats"
It's warm out, summer is upon us, and it's time to get your sleeping bags, purloined booze, and hornball tendencies front and center!
Your whorror-hosts visit Camp Crystal Lake to discuss Sean S Cunningham's 80's classic, "Friday the 13th."
Join Kaitlin and Jenny as they chat about their monthly death curses, why neckerchiefs are sexy, show more Tom Savini love, and try to figure out who's who in this ragtag group of horny teens- is it Phil or Bill? Brenda or Linda? Who knows and frankly, who cares!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Jenny Steggles
Assisted by Matthew Burls
Ep 29: Antlers (2021) - "It's Still Daddy!"
Jenny and Kaitlin praise the reading list of our 12-year-old protagonist, discuss the tell-tale signs of a meth lab, and admire the spectacular creature effects, well... at least the ones Jenny could see in the darkness.
And get your sleeping bags ready - next week kicks off our 80s Summer Slasher Series!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Ep 28: Last Night In Soho (2021) - The Anya Taylor-Joy Appreciation Hour!
Expect a lot of reminiscing about our time as students in London, 60's nostalgia and alot of fangirling over Anya Taylor-Joy.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 27: Poltergeist (1981) - "This House is CLEAN!"
I don't know about you but this week your whorror-hosts were feeling a bit nostalgic. So we picked one of the many films suggested to us by you, Dear Listeners, and went back to the 1980's with the Steven Spielberg/Tobe Hooper mashup "Poltergeist".
Join us for discussions on creepy trees, correct pool building safety guidelines and why we all occasionally need to floss the ghost hole in our lives.
This podcast is CLEAAAN!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Ep 26: The Nun (2018) - "Total Eclipse of The Nun"
Ep 25: Drag Me To Hell - "Pork Girl of the Year!"
After a slew of heavy films your whorror-hosts needed something a little lighter, so enter Sam Raimi's 2009 comedy-horror, "Drag Me To Hell."
Jenny and Kaitlin are together, at last! Join them as they go on a full "Waiting" film tangent (5 stars!), discuss the merits of an assistant manager position, and suggest alternative film titles. Would YOU watch a scary movie called "Chin Gumming" ?
Here, take my button!
Read our tribute to Anne Rice in issue 5 of The Nottingham Horror Collective zine available now!
@tnhczine
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 24: Relic - "The Least Funny Episode"
Join your favourite whorror-hosts as we discuss the Masterpiece that is Natalie Erika James' debut feature "Relic".
Kaitlin goes full Dick Van Dyke, Jenny gets confused by a family teethbrushing party and we ask the question "what the fuck is going on?" about 15 times.
Read our tribute to Anne Rice in issue 5 of The Nottingham Horror Collective zine available now!
@tnhczine
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 23: The Blair Witch Project- "Stoned Karen's"
Join your favourite whorror-hosts as we discuss one of the biggest horror movies of the late 90's.... "The Blair Witch Project".
We try out ASMR, Jenny tries to teach Kaitlin how you say "cairns" and we get lost in the woods exploring the lore of the Blair Witch.
Read our tribute to Anne Rice in issue 5 of The Nottingham Horror Collective zine available now!
@tnhczine
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 22: The Witch - "That's Some Unnatural Providence"
Join your favourite whorror-hosts as Jenny gives a lesson in Chicken Husbandry, Kaitlin admits to her massive boner for Robert Eggers and we get ready to say Fuck the Patriarchy, sign the book and go join Satan's Sister's in the woods!
Read our tribute to Anne Rice in issue 5 of The Nottingham Horror Collective zine available now!
@tnhczine
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
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Ep 21: Midsommar (2019) - "It's May Queen Time"
It may be a cursed episode, but despite tech issues they got there in the end... This week your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin dig into Ari Aster's sophomore outing, "Midsommar."
Join them as they discuss extreme empathy, douche canoes, the creepiest fertility ritual of all time, and what makes Aster one of the greatest modern horror directors.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 20: ALIEN (1979) - "Bukkake in Space"
Your whorror-hosts ignore the warnings from Jenny's dad and insist on concluding their four part sci-fi series with Ridley Scott's 1979 classic, "Alien."
Jenny and Kaitlin discuss why it's a bad idea to go near any moving alien eggs, THAT SCENE (you know which one), their love of HR Giger, and why Ripley may be one of the most unique Final Girls ever.
Remember- in space, no one can hear you cum.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles
Ep 19: The Fly (1986) - "Brundlefly 4Ever"
Your hungover-hosts explain Wetherspoons, send out a call for aid to Rohan, and spend a lot of time perving over #1 zaddy Jeff Goldblum (PRIOR to his fingernail loss!) and then we play the David Cronenberg Game.
Be afraid... be very afraid.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles and Matthew Burls
Ep 18: The Thing (1982)- "Can I Get Guts for 900 Please?"
Your whorror-hosts also welcome their first ever guest, Jenny's long-suffering husband, Andy! Creator of our brand artwork, mastermind behind Ghoul Realm Art, and lover of creature features, monster films, and sci-fi horror.
Listen in as they discuss all the heroes of the special fx world, space yeti's, Kurt Russell's beard, and why this film is one of Andy's favorite scary movies. Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles and Matthew Burls
Ep 17: Event Horizon (1997) - "F*CK This Ship"
So, join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they embark on a mission to review some SCI-FI HORROR films while winter is still upon us.
First up is a listener request: Paul W.S. Anderson's 1997 cult classic "Event Horizon."
Get ready to explore the outer reaches with Fishy B, Dr Alan Grant, and Lucius Malfoy as the girls establish that they are definitely not from NASA, discuss why you should never fist a black hole, and why complex mathematical space/time continuum explanations are best given via a girly poster and pen.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles and Matthew Burls
Ep 16: SCREAM (1996) - Deep Dive part II -"I LOVE When They Start Stabbing Each Other!"
Spoiler alerts abound from the very beginning of this one!
Join Jenny and Kaitlin as they offer a complete breakdown of who committed each kill, ask important questions about John Maclaine's unprocessed trauma, and give their highest commendation yet for Sidney Prescott as their Favorite Final Girl.
I'LL SEND YOU A COPY!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles and Matthew Burls
Ep15: SCREAM (1996) - Deep Dive part I "Scream! The Musical"
The phones were bigger, the computers were slower, and Blockbuster was the absolute tits.
Wes Craven's meta slasher deserves a 2 episode deep dive all its own, so join your whorror hosts for part I as they discuss what may be the best opening scene of all time, why Billy Loomis is the original gaslighting f*ckboi, and how 'Scream! The Musical' is ready to take the theatre world by storm.
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK!
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Music by The Brother Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Jenny Steggles and Matthew Burls
Ep 14:Anything For Jackson - "Thoughts and Prayers to Satan!”
Join your favourite whorror-hosts Kaitlin and Jenny as we discuss reverse exorcisms, if sheet ghosts can be scary and whether you should snack before or after your Devil Worship.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
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Ep 13: New Year's Roundup! - "Lucky Number Thirteen"
DeadTime Stories, Killer Bees, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Night of the Living Dead, and Candyman all get a look-in, as does Jack Frost and his carrot penis. New year, same us!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Real Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 12: Black Christmas - "If You Can't Moan Down the Phone, Send a Picture of Your Genitals"
Ho Ho Happy Christmas week! The holiday merriment continues with the 1974 slasher classic "Black Christmas" directed by Bob Clark.
Join your cheery whorror hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they pay tribute to Anne Rice (RIP), admire Olivia Hussey's hair, and explain why "Black Christmas" is one of the most significant films of its genre.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Edited by Matthew Burls
Ep 11: Rare Exports - "...An Abundance of Old Man Peen"
This week the holiday cheer continues with Jalmari Helander's 2010 Finnish film " Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale."
Join your jolly whorror hosts for spontaneous outbursts of carolling, an in-depth discussion on central heating, and why the darker versions of Santa make for such good horror. Don't forget your Yule Goat!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 10: Krampus - "Where's The Nog, I Need To Get Merry!"
It's time to get into the festive spirit and join your whorror-hosts Kaitlin and Jenny as they review 2015 Holiday Horror "Krampus."
There's day drinking, evil gingerbread cookies and find out just why a Jack-in-the-box is the worst toy EVER.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 9: Insidious - "Yo Demon, What That Tongue Do?"
This week, your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin tackle a listener request to review James Wan's 2010 supernatural flick, "Insidious."
Expect "Roadhouse" references, a couple of Mormon ghostbusters, and a sound FX drinking game- so c'mon and meet us in "The Further" why don't ya?!
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
and check out Friends of the Pod: Cinemadness!
Ep 8: Ginger Snaps - "I'm a Goddamn Force of Nature"
This week, whorror-hosts Kaitlin and Jenny dig into John Fawcett's 2000 film, "Ginger Snaps." It's shark week all episode long as they demand their period cakes, enthuse over Pam's accessories, and examine the theory of abjection in relation to the Monstrous Feminine. Join us! And bring a tampon.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 7: Get Out - "That is Some White People Shit"
This week join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they rate Jordan Peele's much lauded directorial debut, 2017's "Get Out."
There's a deer rant, a lot of Jordan Peele/Daniel Kaluuya fangirling, Jenny sings "Run Rabbit, Run," and we get into why this film deserves the much coveted, but oft denied, unanimous 5 pentacle rating.
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Artwork by Ghoul Realm Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 6: Halloween Kills - Halloween Special part III "He Stabbed His Sister In The Tits!"
The Halloween deep dive concludes with the most recent addition to the canon, David Gordon Green's 2021 film "Halloween Kills."
Jenny and Kaitlin have different views on this one (for once!), so tune in as they debate the effectiveness of chaos, Magical Michael Meyers, and their all-time favourite kill scenes.
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Music by The Brothers Keg (APF Records with permission)
Artwork by Ghoul Real Art
Editing by Matthew Burls
Ep 5: HALLOWEEN (2018) - Halloween Special part II "Don't Stick Your Dick in a Mousetrap"
It's always Halloween for us here at LWSM, and the celebrations continue with David Gordon Green's 2018 film "Halloween"
A sequel of sorts to the original 1978 movie, your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin discuss the merits of Danny McBride written dialogue, generational trauma, and why Laurie Strode is the final girl we deserve.
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Theme Music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission)
Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art
Ep 4: HALLOWEEN (1978) - Halloween Special part I "Well, it was the Seventies!"
It's the spookiest, best time of the year and to celebrate? None other than a 3-part deep dive into the HALLOWEEN canon, starting with John Carpenter's 1978 masterpiece "Halloween." Join your whorror-hosts Jenny and Kaitlin as they discuss final girl tropes, 70's boobs, and what makes HALLOWEEN the most influential film of the slasher genre.
Theme Music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records - with permission)
Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art Music
Sample: Dr Dre - Murder Ink (2001)
Ep 3: The Dark and the Wicked - "Always Listen to Your Mom"
In this week's episode Jenny and Kaitlin discuss the 2020 movie "The Dark and the Wicked" written and directed by Bryan Bertino. There's a lot of chat about goats, their general love of Satan despite how mean he is, and why you should always listen to your mum!
TW - Suicide
Theme music: The Brothers Keg (APF Records, with permission)
Artwork: Ghoul Realm Art