Christian and Ian are actually recording this episode from their childhood homes sans doors and windows. 

With the new releases slowing down for a moment we catch up with a recent viral sensation now that it is on Shudder, the lo-fi avant-garde haunted house movie, SKINAMARINK. Then, we conclude our This is Gaslighting series by talking about a Joan Crawford psychological horror classic, STRAIT-JACKET. We also discuss milk, Welch's grape juice, and balls. 

Timestamps

33:34 Skinamarink review

1:05:18 Strait-Jacket review

NOTE: we mention some things that happen late in Skinamarink but there's no real plot so we didn't consider them spoilers. We also say who the killer is in Strait-Jacket but it seemed too obvious to even timestamp it as a spoiler. In any event, consider this your warning if you need one. 

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Christian and Ian are riding the subway in their Halloween costumes.

After a couple illness-related delays we are back to talk all things Ghostsface and Gaslighting. First up we review the Core Four in New York for SCREAM VI. Then we continue our This is Gaslighting series and discuss the twisty Gilian Flynn adaptation, GONE GIRL. We also discuss movie posters, the New York Mets, and Ben Affleck's peen.

Timestamps

11:36 Scream VI review

29:17 Scream VI spoilers

1:09:45 Gone Girl review

1:16:16 Gone Girl spoilers

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Christian and Ian are just trying to watch horror movies and now they are forced to make a horrible choice. 

We review M. Night Shyamalan's latest genre exercise, KNOCK AT THE CABIN, and compare the movie and book endings. In the middle of the show we ask our guest, Miriam Geiger, about her earliest horror memories as she tells her Horrigin Story. Finally, we continue our This is Gaslighting series and talk about the breakthrough found footage phenomenon, PARANORMAL ACTIVITY. We also discuss day traders, Pennywise, and soul patches. 

Timestamps:

10:13 Knock at the Cabin review

30:55 Knock at the Cabin (plus book) spoilers

57:11 Miriam's Horrigin Story

1:11:28 Paranormal Activity review

Christian and Ian have A LOT to say about 2022 horror movies, and only needed 4 pee breaks along the way. 

We rundown 3 lists- Best 6 of 2022, Worst 6 of 2022, and Top 6 "new to me" horror movies. It was an unpredictable and robust year for horror and we deep dive into as many films and themes as possible. We examine trends of the year, bad-mouth most of the entries from classic franchises, and highlight some of the biggest and smallest horror movies released. We also discuss uncomfortable dinners, dozens of cookies, and Tchaikovsky. 

Timestamps;

29:05 Top 6s 6-4

51:48 Speak No Evil with spoilers discussion starts 

1:12:50 Speak No Evil discussion ends

1:24:32 Bottom 6s

2:06:21 New to Me

2:44:56 Top 6s 3-1

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Christian and Ian are catching up with some of the Stranger Things boys. 

For our ho ho horror-adjacent new release review we check out David Harbour as a hard-hitting Santa Claus in VIOLENT NIGHT. Then, we continue our Blindspots series and talk about Joe Keery killing to go viral in SPREE. We also discuss stand up comedy, hot sauce, and Home Alone. 

Timestamps:

22:10 Pearl blu-ray giveaway announcement

24:19 Violent Night review

55:23 Spree review

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Christian and Ian are back and coughier than ever. 

We start off we a couple mini reviews before heading to a secluded island to discuss the twists and turns of THE MENU. We continue our Blindspots series and talk about the experimental stop-motion animation movie, THE WOLF HOUSE (LA CASA LOBO). We also discuss a fear of heights for other people, food critics, and sleeping in the kitchen. 

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