Episode 171: Halloween: Resurrection (2002)

An episode of the The Horrorble People's Podcast podcast, hosted by Horrorble People's Network, titled "Episode 171: Halloween: Resurrection (2002)" was published on April 27, 2022 and runs 101 minutes.

April 27, 2022 ·101m · The Horrorble People's Podcast

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Oh boy, we finally made it to this one. We've covered a lot of movies over the course of 171 episodes but there are very few that provoke the outrage machine as much as franchise killer HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION!

This week the team welcomes back Alix from surviving a certain illness that has swept the nation over the past two years or so, and her raspy voice pairs well with the fanboy fury coming from Anthony and this week's guest host Phil Acevedo. We take a deep dive into how this trainwreck derailed in the first place, complete with studio politics, bad casting choices, and somehow 9/11... there's a lot.

Can Busta Rhymes save this one? The answer is no... but how big a no? Find out by listening in today!

Classic Horror 2 by Kevin MacLeod

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