Last day of the month, we have one bonus Frankenstein's monster to talk in Van Helsing directed by Stephen Sommers. Mae Shults (Pleasers & Punishers) returns to get silly with the boys discussing this bombastic film; from the PS2 graphics to the brattiest version of Dracula on film. This podcast has no heart, we feel no love!

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The boys are hitting the streets of grimy New York (and Jersey) for Frankenhooker directed by Frank Hennenlotter. We're joined by Frankenstein historian Brian Keiper (Holy Terrors) to discuss the comedic approach, the surprisingly complicated themes, and the iconography of the TITular character. Some need drugs, some people need booze, some just need some surgical assistance!

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It's time to put on The Ritz while we discuss The Bride! directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal. The boys are joined by Sarah Stubbs (Final Girls Feast) discuss what type of Frankenstein adaptation this is, the bold swings, Buckley & Bale's fearless performances, and the divisive response. Get ready for a BRAIN ATTACK!

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The boys hit the books as they set the stage discussing Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley, as we dive into its various adaptations. First up is the Hammer Horror classic The Curse of Frankenstein directed by Terrence Fischer. We're talking Victor's bitchy hubris, which parts of the book were adapted, and whatever the deal is with Victor's "tutor" Paul Krempe. It's alive!

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The boys close out folk horror month with a modern classic, Hereditary directed by Ari Aster. We discuss the insane details, Toni Collette's stunning performance, and how this is one of the best debut films of all-time. Hail Paimon!

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The boys fly back to the states for a slice of southern fried folk horror as they discuss Pumpkinhead directed by Stan Winston. We're talkin revenge themes in folk horror, the design of Pumpkinhead, and why Lance Henrikson & Tom Woodruff Jr are Specter Cinema All-Stars. What, did you think this would be easy?

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Don't let the whimsical flute fool you, the games end real fast as we discuss Blood On Satan's Claw directed by Piers Haggard. The boys are joined by writer James Rose to discuss cults as counter-culture, gender oppression, and what makes a UK folk tale. It's ok, you can keep your Devil's Skin patch!

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