Archive Panic Ep. 46: Shocker (1989)
from Archive Panic Hosted by Ben & Jacob
You ready for Shocker? Not that one you dirty bastards! It's Wes Craven's failed attempt at a franchise! Why is the first half hour so good? What's with the awkward tonal shifts? Why does everything seem rushed and sluggish at the same time? Join the boys and find out!
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This episode was published on April 16, 2024.
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