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The Fog

As we delve into the atmospheric prowess of the film, we explore its accidental perfect timing, memorable characters, and Carpenter’s genius creative choices.

Discover how ‘The Fog’ has aged, the ingenious practical effects, and our personal connections and memories associated with this spooky tale. Thank you to our patrons for elevating this classic to the top of our list!

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The Carpenter

We’re covering the 1988 horror flick ‘The Carpenter,’ directed by David Wellington. Join us as we explore the film’s intriguing early ’90s vibe, surreal scenes, and its surprising charm that time seems to have forgotten.

From discussing the enigmatic actor Wings Hauser to debating the movie’s intentional oddities and potential feminist undertones, we leave no stone unturned. Tune in for our full analysis and decide if this quirky gem deserves a place in your horror collection. Don’t miss this episode if you’re a fan of under-the-radar horror films!

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Ghoulies

In this episode of ‘Two Guys in a Chainsaw’, we dive into the cult classic 80s horror-comedy ‘Ghoulies’. We explore listener Russ’s request, reminiscing about the iconic VHS cover art and discussing the movie’s bizarre blend of horror, comedy, and satanic cult themes. Topics include the awkward ritual scenes, the hilarious little creature puppets, and the unforgettable Grizzle and Greedy Gut. Don’t miss this nostalgia-filled journey back to the golden age of video rentals and 80s horror!

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The Toolbox Murders

Join us in this latest episode of Two Guys in a Chainsaw as we dive deep into the grindhouse horror classic, ‘The Toolbox Murders’. Returning from ‘In Space Month’, Todd and Craig go back to Earth and back in time to the raw exploitative cinema of the 70s. We discuss the iconic VHS cover, Stephen King’s surprising endorsement, and the film’s brutal and sleazy content that only 70s grindhouse could deliver.

Listen as we break down the plot, the over-the-top kills, the bizarre character moments, and the lasting impact of this unsettling flick. If you appreciate raw, low budget horror fare or are curious about the shocking twists and turns of this vintage slasher, this episode is a must-listen. Don’t forget to share your thoughts and requests for future episodes!

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Jason X

Is this the best Friday the 13th film ever? Craig seems to think so. We discuss the film’s blend of sci-fi and horror, its unique setting, memorable kills, and the transformation of Jason into Uber Jason. With behind-the-scenes insights and a comparison to the other cosmic horror films we covered this month, we’re gonna explore why ‘Jason X’ stands out in the Friday the 13th franchise – and among “in space” franchise entries in general. Check it out!

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Hellraiser: Bloodline

Todd, who is less familiar with the Hellraiser franchise, and Craig, who has seen more of the movies, discuss the unique elements that set this film apart from typical horror settings. We both found the film surprisingly enjoyable despite its poor initial reception. We loved its coherence, special effects, and performances, especially Doug Bradley’s extensive monologuing as Priest of Hell Pinhead.