Happy Spooky Season, HYSTOphiles! Let's start it off right with the British horror anthology film from 1971 The House That Dripped Blood, starring Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, and Denholm Elliott! Joining us for our trip to scary-town is our good friend Erin Castaneda!

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Jay

We hate to Bug you, but we need to talk to you about the 2006 movie Bug that was directed by William Friedkin! What on earth ever possessed Keith to make me watch this film?

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Jay

Last night we went to Manderley again...well, actually it was this morning, and we didn't really go there, we just talked about the 1940 Alfred Hitchcock film Rebecca, and Keith and I got to discuss this classic with our good friend Kellie Arnold!

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Jay

Brace yourselves, HYSTOphiles! It's time for our 5th Cinema Torture! Join us (if you dare!) as me, Keith, and our friend and fellow torturer Shawna West come at each other with three of the best/worst movies we could find! Keith's choice is Manos: The Hands Of Fate, Shawna's pick is Evil Toons, and my gem of a film is The Brain That Wouldn't Die! Who will win/lose? Listen and find out!

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Jay

You know that feeling when your date shows up...but they're dead? No? Well, find out what it's like as Keith and I discuss the 1986 alien/zombie movie Night Of The Creeps...with our dear friend (and Keith's sister!) Mandey Karseno Shiver!

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Jay

Come on, babe, we're gonna paint the town...and our good friend Erin Castaneda brought all that jazz! It's the 2002 Oscar winner from director Rob Marshall...Chicago! Join Erin and I as we let Keith know "He had it coming! He had it coming! He only had himself to blame!"

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Jay

Put on your platform shoes, slap that glitter lipgloss on, and get ready to groove with Keith and I as we visit the 1997 Paul Thomas Anderson masterpiece Boogie Nights! With our good friend James Huddleson along for the ride!

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Jay

Well HYSTOphiles, it's time for our final descent down the A Star Is Born rabbithole! This time around we discuss the final (so far!) 2018 version of the story, starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, and then we talk about the 1932 film What Price Hollywood?, which many (including me) think was the original inspiration for the story that became legendary. And completing the journey with us is our friend (and yours!) Shawna West!

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Jay