In this chilling episode of Blood & Ink, J.C. kicks things off with a fright bite about a police officer lured into the woods by the sound of a crying baby, only to find something far more unsettling. Written by Reddit user Dry-Competition5290.

Then, in a special movie segment, J.C. is joined by his very first guest - his wife, Ashleigh! They dive into a spoiler-filled review of "It Follows". Expect honest takes, eerie insights, and some fun back-and-forth as they break down what makes this modern horror flick so unforgettable.

Next weeks movie --> The Rule of Jenny Pen

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• This is NOT your average survival guide. Todays fright bite title is "If You're Driving Alone at Night and the Road Signs Start to Distort, You've Entered Seven Turns Road. Here's How to Survive" written by Reddit user Spades_Writes. Story link: https://www.reddit.com/r/creepypasta/comments/1jv7zb3/if_youre_driving_alone_at_night_and_the_road/
• *Spoiler Alerts* We recap and review Black Mirror season 7, episode 1 "Common People". This one makes my brain hurt.
• Lastly, for book club we are 36% through "The Stand" by Stephen King. We start seeing some of our characters for who they really are and meet some new people along the way!

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NEXT EPISODE - It Follows (2014)

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On todays episode, J.C. talks about some news from the horror community before diving into our Fright Bite.

• Todays short story title is "The Tall Man in My Basement" by Reddit user StoryLord444. What do you do when the monster from your basement gets out? You hide, duh!
• J.C. recaps and reviews the horror short "The Blue Drum" directed by Angelita Mendoza.
• We end with our book club discussion on "The Stand" by Stephen King. This includes a synopsis of 20% of the book, our main characters, and questions regarding how the government would handle and did handle our own pandemic.

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