It’s episode #249 and Kintinue is back—Brian had to sit this one out—so it’s me (JoshWRB), Rod Johnston, and Kintinue taking on The Strangers: Prey at Night. We dig into: How the sequel’s neon‑lit motel and 80s vibe reshape the home‑invasion formula The return of those eerie masks and what they add (or don’t) this time Story beats, pacing, and standout moments (yes, we’re talking that closet scene) Sound design & score: does it ramp up the tension or fall flat? Is Prey at Night a worthy follow‑up, or just… prey? 🔪 Timestamps: 0:00 – Welcome & intros 2:15 – Why Brian’s missing & Kintinue’s grand return 5:30 – First impressions of the 80s motel setting 12:00 – Masks, mayhem & standout kills 18:45 – Soundtrack breakdown 24:10 – The big “does it hold up?” debate 30:00 – Final verdict & fan questions 👇 Join the conversation: Drop your thoughts below—did Prey at Night terrify you, or were you left wanting more? 👍 If you enjoyed the ep, hit the like button. 🔔 Subscribe & ring the bell for weekly horror deep dives. http://murdermoose.com http://kintinue.com http://joshwrb.com http://wrbdesign.co Rod's Book https://www.amazon.com/dp/2525398777 https://www.youtube.com/@WereGonnaMakeYouWatch https://twitter.com/weregonnacast

Episode 248 is all about one of the most unsettling home-invasion horrors ever made — The Strangers. The boys dig into why this movie still crawls under your skin, the power of “because you were home,” minimalist scares, sound design, masks, and where it sits among modern horror classics. They also chat about home‑invasion subgenre tropes, real-life inspirations, and how rewatching it hits in 2025.

🔪 In this episode:

• First impressions & rewatch reactions

• The terror of randomness: villain motivation (or lack thereof)

• Sound, silence, and tension: how the film weaponizes quiet

• Performances that sell the dread

• How The Strangers stacks up against other home-invasion films

• Does it still hold up?