As orange rapist continues to appease his handlers and inches ever close to the gaping jaws of oblivion, the Mandalorian and Gulag is shown up in historic fashion by two indie horror movies, and it is glorious.

But we digress, this episode is a double review of 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE and the first Sam Raimi directed horror (horror comedy) film in 17 years, SEND HELP.

"The others, my peeps -- I told them that you were Old Nick, but you aren't, and now they're expecting to meet you...and you're in a bit of a bind too, because if you can't help me with my problem, I'm going to force-feed you your own intestines until you can no longer breathe." It's The Who Goes There Podcast Episode 450! Yes, that's right, number four hundred and goddamn fifty.

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It's going to be Summer soon 🌞 That means it's time for our 2025 Year in Review!

This ep each of us countdown our Top 5 Best and Top 5 Worst genre films of last year, some runners up, honorable mentions, and other "horror adjacent" picks.
You know the deal, and if you didn't, now you do.

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The 21st century has graced us with many questionable or misguided (or just fucking awful) PG13 sequels, reboots, or remakes to the pantheon of 1980's scifi/horror/ action hybrid classics:

2004: Alien Vs Predator
2009: Terminator Salvation
2012: Total Recall
2014: RoboCop
2015: Terminator Genisys

There's also quite a few which retained the R ratings of their predecessors, with varying results:

2003: Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2007: Aliens Vs Predator- Requiem
2010: Predators
2012: Prometheus
2017: Alien: Covenant
2018: The Predator
2019: Terminator: Dark Fate
2022: Prey
2024: Alien: Romulus

This episode we discuss PREDATOR: BADLANDS, Dan Trachtenberg's follow up to Prey and the animated anthology Predator: Killer of Killers, both of which the three of us enjoyed quite a bit.

Is it ruined by the Disneyfication? Does Trachtenberg pull off this PG-13 Predator film, the first to feature a Yautja as the protagonist, or does it join the trash pile of some prior attempts?

"Welcome to the most dangerous planet in the universe, where everything is trying to kill you", it's the Who Goes There Podcast Episode 448!

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