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🍿 SHUDDER Film 16 of 31: MYSTERY MOVIE❓

Our next episode drops on Wednesday, and it's one of my (thus far undiscussed) Shudder movies! Can you guess which one?

Happy Halloween, scream things!

P.S. - Clown in Cornfield, Snakes on a Plane... What movie could finish this syntactic trilogy?

🍿 SHUDDER Film 15 of 31: Clown in a Cornfield 🤡🌽

As they say in the UK, "It does what it says on the tin."

It's a clown. In a cornfield. If that appeals to you, you're going to get exactly what you expect, and you'll probably have fun doing so. It won't blow anyone away, but it has a fun vibe.

🍿 SHUDDER Film 14 of 31: Grafted 🫥

This is a solid horror film from New Zealand. Super grotesque body horror and a lead who is giving her all. And that intro! Might not get some of these images out of my head.

This is also the first time I've looked up a Sound Designer. Bruce Langley - kudos.

Thanks for listening friend! She truly is a spooky treasure. I (Sarah 🙂) credit her for helping me come out of my shell and feel safe and empowered when I was about 30. She gave me a new lease on life. You’re right too about her comedic chops!

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YESSSS bimbo liberation forever!!! 😅🤘🏼

IT'S DRAFT DAY! For todays episode we were joined by @finalgirlspodcast.bsky.social for our 2020s horror draft. Make sure to listen to find out who picked what and why! Epuside available anywhere you can find podcasts.

Tune back FRIDAY to see who won the draft 😊

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🕷️🖤NEW EPISODE!🖤🕷️ This week we break down Elvira’s journey to her very own Vegas show, from punk dogs to bimbo liberation to burning at the stake to weaponizing the male gaze to get what she wants. Unpleasant dreams!💋

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Had a great time recording with Sarah from @finalgirlspodcast.bsky.social last night, subscribe to my YouTube channel now so you won’t miss the episode on Jeepers Creepers next week #horrorfilms #horrormovies #horrorcommunity #jeeperscreepers

I really like the end quote: “All horror movies in one way or another are about death—it’s the thing we fear most in life, and we use religion to try and make sense of what happens when we die so we can feel safe. But when we delve too deep into the subject, sometimes we’re left feeling less safe.””

Oh wow, thank you for sharing this!!!

Seriously! I completely believe they were doing it there (and during that LDS weekend) to make a statement about how dangerous that longstanding practice actually is 🤔

Last year A24 posted these marketing images for Heretic at the SLC airport ahead of the busy LDS General Conference. With all the discussion in the movie about blindly believing marketing, it seems appropriate?
Listen to our episode about Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton 👉🏼 www.final-girls.com #horror

We invited @finalgirlspodcast.bsky.social on the show to complete a draft themed around 2020s horror films. We are releasing the episode next Wednesday, but we are looking to our followers to tell us who won the draft! Do you think its Person A, B or C?!

Comment to vote!

#horrormovie #horrorsky

Thank you!!! It’s been a journey to overcome the conditioning and unlearn things, as cliche as that sounds 🙂🖤

🍿 SHUDDER Film 13 of 31: Birth/Rebirth 🐖

AKA Anything for Lila. (jk)

This one was easily my least favorite out of all of them so far. It's not a bad movie, it's just unpleasant in... not a fun spooky way.

Always good to see Judy Reyes though.

Not necessarily! I definitely intend to see Good Boy. And I still haven't seen Autopsy of Jane Doe, so I'll add that too!

Haha, that was SO jarring every time

😂😂

Really underrated

Oh good callout! Identity fits too!

Right? I was completely immersed. Fantastic acting and tension throughout.

SHUDDER Film 12 of 31: Anything For Jackson 🧒

You know what, it's not a unique premise, but it's really well-done and super creepy. A few moments genuinely shocked me, and others were genuinely heartfelt.

Casting Death (Julian Richings) from Supernatural as the grandfather was a brilliant choice.

🍿 SHUDDER Film 11 of 31: You'll Never Find Me 📻

Yet another entry for one of my fav genres, "people having tense conversations in a single location during a storm" - absolutely loved it.

More along these lines: Heretic, Barbarian (somewhat), The Apology... Please recommend others!

I get that too. I’ve been majorly harmed by high control religion (evangelical Christianity) and it’s so hard to see young women indoctrinated to it. Part of the horror to me too is that there are times you totally agree with him but he’s such a monster!

Oh wow this is such a good take. I can totally see what you mean, kinda edgelordy. (This is Sarah 🙂) thank you so much for always being such a great support of the show!

Very fair!!!

Same here! (Sarah) I was glued from the first scene!