Join Hannah & Curtis as they discuss their recent trip to a traveling circus, and the joys and horrors of live entertainment! It was filled with sush wonderous sights like knock-off Betelgeuse, a child that was way too young to be at the show, and CORN IN CUP.

Oh yeah, they also talk about the movie Don't Breathe even though they both kinda didnt want to after watching it.

Hannah & Curtis get absolutely Obsessed with this episodes movie. They discuss how all the parts of this film come together to make something truly incredible. They also take a moment to recognize the success of Curtis' arch rival Blumhouse, as well as annoying things with streaming services.

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Come with hosts Hannah & Curtis as they review Scanners, the cult classic Cronenberg film. They dive into one of the first mainstream body-horror films to make its way out of Canada and perfrom well in US theaters. They also get distracted, much like a certain truck driver, by the fact the movie wasn't finished being written when it began filming!

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WE WANT YOU... To listen to this episode about the 90's horror comedy Uncle Sam! Hannah & Curtis discuss their recent move, and the wild choices of the movie from disappearing racks of ribs to a seemingly teleporting blind and wheelchair bound child. So DO THE AMERICAN THING! Listen to the episode or Uncle Sam will come get you too! Unless you have a cannon. That'll stop him for sure.

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Hannah & Curtis enjoy what one might struggle to call an "unusual" viewing of Deep Blue Sea. They discuss Sharks in horror and media in general, their shared false memory of the parrot surviving the whole thing, and the end credits song wherein LL Cool J raps from the perspective of a shark.

So come on in, the water's Deep!

Seriously, if you haven't heard the end credits song, look it up, its great.

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Happy Halloween?? Well, not quite. Join Hannah & Curtis as they discuss Rob Zombie's directorial debut, House of 1000 Corpses! This film follows two couples who run afoul of the sadistic Firefly family on Halloween night. Listen on for terrible impressions, a heated debate about the value of weirdness, and lots of discourse on Sheri Moon Zombie's butt.

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On today's episode, Hannah and Curtis discuss the newest release from horror master Damian McCarthy, Hokum (2026)! Hokum follows Adam Scott as an author who ventures to a remote hotel in Ireland unaware that it may be haunted. Hannah gets so scared that she has to close her eyes and Curtis gets mad at other moviegoers. Also up for discussion: Chappel Roan being iconic, how to make popcorn taste like the movie theater, and what kind of horror is scariest.

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Curtis and Hannah are back to review Suspiria (1977), a highly requested fan favorite! Suspiria follows an American ballet student who discovers a sinister plot behind at the scenes at a prestigious dance academy. There may be very little dancing, but there is lots of blood, crazy architecture, and loud foot steps! Also up for discussion: the history of Sargento cheese and what Smokey the Bear is up to these days.

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