Misery and Company review Yeon Sang-ho's 2016 animated zombie thriller Seoul Station. Are you feeling like a zombie? REPENT AND BE ENERGIZED by listening to your favorite horror movie podcast Misery and Company! 

On this week's episode, we review The Ritual, which is yet another Scandinavian cult horror film. Guys, we just can't get enough of these films, and The Ritual did not disappoint! This film almost made us piss our pants like Hutch, and we hope you enjoy our hilarious review of it. 

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Misery and Company review Jason Lei Howden's 2015 horror, comedy, shredded axe of a film Deathgasm. Feast your earholes on this tasty lick! [insert heart pounding power chords, hammered repeatedly] This movie is harder than Judy Doom's 2018 album The Slain and The Great Old One, more gory than Wounded Tit's 2005 LP Bag of Hammered Assholes, and funnier than Stink's 2010 album The Truth About Bloooooood. Listen in! 

In this week's episode, we explore the inspiration behind Andrew's former BDSM group and ponder on the idea that Pinhead may be a softy when it comes to pretty girls. We explore the entire flesh of this film, and even reveal some possible detail goofs that Ariel noticed in the opening scene. We hope you desire this episode as much as we desired making it.

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Misery and Company review Anthony DiBlasi's 2014 horror film Last Shift. I want to start by saying this movie has a lot of good scares and creepy moments. Ariel and Andrew lay down the pod like its their last shift too. Listen In! You will not be disappointed!

Misery and Company review Larry Cohen's 1985 creamy and low calorie horror film The Stuff. The Stuff is a film about a gooey substance which is found bubbling from underneath the Earth's filth-filled surface. "The Stuff" is quickly mass distributed everywhere in the world, and people love it. Ariel and Andrew have spared no expense in bringing you the best gosh darn podcast episode of all time. Hey, if you listen to other podcasts.. like any podcast, you might like this podcast too. 

Join us for more Gummer action as we review Tremors: Shrieker Island starring all your favorite video game tropes! Major Spoilers in this film if you have not seen it yet. Take into consideration that this may be the last Tremors film, or for at least until 10 years when Hollywood decides to reboot it. 

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Misery and Company review Ernest B. Schoedsack & Irving Pichel 1932, extremely dangerous, film The Most Dangerous Game. I've been in some dangerous situations before but nothing like the plot of this movie. I wonder what it would be like if I was there during the whole thing. If I was there, on the island, hangin out with Count Zaroff as he was hunting Rainsford. The whole time I am saying things like "you're not going to hit him" or "psst, hey man, can I hit that bug spray?" As Zaroff was hunting, I would be making all kinds of noise and shit. I'd be eating chips and wearing flip-flops. The only thing more dangerous than this film is missing this week's episode.

Lets list some other dangerous things:

not flossing

hitting on the last person in the bar

jacking up a car and then using your kids building blocks to support the car on one side so you can jack up the other side because your wife pulled too far up on the curb and tore off the plastic piece protecting the undercarriage of your 2016 sedan