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On this episode of the podcast, the shaggy dog horror, MADMAN.
Yes, it’s a rather paint-by-numbers “maniac in the woods movie”.
There are campers. There are counsellors. There are woods. There are tales of things lurking in the shadows. Urban legends. Some unique kills.
Still, there’s enough to commend this silly effort, which has drawn unfavourable comparisons to the likes of Friday the 13th and The Burning.
Join us!
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On this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, we’re back in animal attack / natural horror territory. And why not? It’s our favorite place to be. There is a wealth of animals-ran-amok movies, and practically every species in the animal kingdom is represented.
Listeners can go WAY back in our catalog to check out Night of the Lepus, for example, a little movie that could about killer rabbits.
This one, however, is about a cat. And not just any cat, but a genetically manipulated lab, cat within a cat.
You’re invited to check out this podcast about Uninvited, which has the added bonus of having two of our favorite character actors acting the crap out of their roles: Clu Gulager and George Kennedy.
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Welcome, New Year!
Happy 2020 everyone.
We are back with a new episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, focusing on the Ari Aster effort, Midsommar.
It’s an off kilter member of the folk horror subgenre (define that one how you wish, we get into that here), it’s a pretty engaging tale of anthropologists heading to Scandinavia to study a strange subculture.
On this episode, we talk about Hereditary, try and get a handle on how you define folk horror, we talk The Witch, Bone Tomahawk, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Bones, The Good Place (!) and more.
Tune in and tell all your friends!
