What's up, Ghost Hunters? This week on the podcast, we dive into the haunted history of 13 Ghosts from 1960 and its 2001 remake, Thir13en Ghosts. We explore how William Castle’s campy original introduced audiences to haunted house gimmicks like Illusion-O and playful ghost designs, while Steve Beck’s remake turned up the intensity with brutal supernatural horror, complex ghost backstories, and a darker tone.

From the playful mystery of the original’s haunted inheritance to the remake’s twisted mythology involving the Black Zodiac and the Ocularis Infernum, we break down the key differences in tone, ghost design, and storytelling. We also discuss how the 2001 remake achieved cult status despite mixed reviews. Which version holds up better? Tune in to find out — and let us know which one you prefer! 👻💀

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What’s up, horror fiends? This week on the podcast, we’re diving headfirst into the eerie, Vatican-centric world of exorcism horror with 2023's The Pope’s Exorcist. Joining me once again is Shoky from the Now, You Made It Awkward Podcast, and together, we break down the film’s gothic horror atmosphere, intense action-thriller elements, and its deeper themes of faith, doubt, and institutional secrecy.

Does The Pope’s Exorcist stand out in the crowded world of exorcism films, or is it just another flick full of spinning heads and Latin chants? We explore the movie’s unique take on supernatural horror, dissect its strengths and weaknesses, and question whether it brings something fresh to the genre.

The Pope’s Exorcist is a 2023 supernatural horror film. It is based on the writings of real-life exorcist Father Gabriele Amorth. The film stars Russell Crowe as Amorth. The story follows his investigation into a young boy’s possession in Spain, which leads him to uncover a sinister conspiracy buried deep within the Vatican’s history. As Father Gabrielle delves into the case, he encounters disturbing supernatural phenomena, challenging his faith and forcing him to confront long-hidden secrets about the Church’s past.

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What's up, Horror Junkies? This week, I'm joined by Sarah Beth to celebrate my birthday as we take a deep dive into the 10 horror films that shaped my love for the genre. From the meta-horror brilliance of Scream to the relentless terror of Halloween and A Nightmare on Elm Street, we explore how slasher icons like Ghostface, Michael Myers, and Freddy Krueger redefined horror and kept us up at night. We then shift gears to the chilling realism of The Strangers and the tragic horror of Carrie, analyzing how psychological and home invasion horror tap into our deepest fears. The conversation continues with supernatural terror in Paranormal Activity and gothic romance in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, proving that horror thrives in both the unseen and the poetic. Finally, we round out the discussion with the anthology brilliance of Trick ‘r Treat, the gruesome fate of Final Destination, and the apocalyptic chaos of Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead. Join us for a journey through the films that left a permanent scar on our horror-loving hearts. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and let us know which horror films shaped you!

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