Episode 38 - The "Fuck It" Episode aka Our Bad Reviews of Horror Movies

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Well folks, it was bound to happen sooner or later. This episode is a detour from our usual format and instead of stories, we're talking about our favourite (and hated) horror movies. We are both spread thin and this week we've had to rely on a less preparative topic. Thank you for letting us get silly!  General warnings for horror movie discussions and spoilers.

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