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Nov 18, 2025 48 min

VHS Segments Ranked, Analysis & Recap: Succubussy

from Terrorific Hosted by Brandon O.

EPISODE 21 | It’s the SZN3 premiere, bro! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. introduces the season’s theme and first film, 2012’s found footage/anthology fan favorite, V/H/S. He dives deep into the film's segments, ranking each one with his unique grading criteria based on its story, special effects, situational fear, and likelihood of death. From the morally questionable escapades of 'Tape 56' to the twisted tale of 'The Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She Was Younger,' Brandon analyzes the narrative arcs, character decisions, and horror elements that make or break each segment. As he shares his insights, he reflects on the film's impact and the genre's evolution, all while maintaining his signature humor. Enjoying Terrorific? Be sure to subscribe and leave a rating to help the show continue to grow! CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 - Cold open 00:01:36 - Welcome 00:03:12 - SZN3 theme 00:04:13 - ‘Tape 56’ breakdown 00:09:30 - ‘Second Honeymoon’ breakdown 00:12:22 - ‘Tuesday the 17th’ breakdown 00:16:15 - ‘10/31/98’ breakdown 00:20:44 - ‘Amateur Night’ breakdown 00:32:21 - ‘The Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She Was Younger’ breakdown 00:41:23 - Indie horror creator shout outs and outro #horrormovies #horrorpodcast #horrormoviepodcast #horroranalysis #horrorcommunity #spookyszn #vhs #foundfootage #anthology

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