The guys (Kareem, Ken, and Pat) are joined by returning guest and horror aficionado Ray Hom to finish up their review of the scariest, silliest and down right bad horror movies. Tangents include horror propagated by well-off white people, Ultra Magnus and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, kids making cat sounds, and more.
Show Notes
Horror films are something you have to prepare for. Whether it’s gripping the seat or shielding your eyes or ears, or wrapping yourself up in a world full of tension and menace, great horror movies are much more than jump scares. Utilizing the sound of floorboards, the movement of shadows, the unpredictability of mist, horrific or hilarious (or hilariously horrific) deaths, or a tingling film score—this genre is always playing with the audience. The greatest horror films can be heady and philosophical, slapstick or serious—in short, if you’re a fan of horror, most likely you’re a fan of cinema. No other genre best represents how the moving image can affect us—by using every filmmaking tool in the shed.
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