Jesse's 70s Art House Obsession Strikes Again: Let's Scare Jessica to Death

What does it look like to live deliciously on the wrong side of sanity? Jesse brings the crew to 1971 Connecticut for John D. Hancock's haunting folk horror gem. Part psychological thriller, part vampire mythology, part counterculture eulogy — Let's Scare Jessica to Death is the kind of movie that asks you to do the work, and rewards you for it. The CIU crew unpacks Charon and the underworld, the Baudelaire connection, polyamory among the hippies, and why the inner monologue shouldn't work but somehow does. Ratings are divided. Joel wants to live in the farmhouse. Sledd was a little sleepy.