What’s up, everybody, and welcome back. This week on the podcast, my co-host from the Colompton Beer Club, Thor Bentley, joins me as we dive into the 2022 slasher Bitch Ass, a film that blends classic horror tropes with innovative storytelling and cultural depth. We explore how Bitch Ass pays homage to iconic slashers like Halloween and Texas Chainsaw Massacre while introducing fresh twists like morality-based traps, a humanized villain, and a visually stunning neon-lit aesthetic.

Join us as we unpack the film’s exploration of systemic inequities, urban survival, and the psychological terror of facing one’s flaws. We’ll also compare Bitch Ass to horror classics like Candyman and Saw, discussing its impact on representation and the evolution of the genre.

Whether you’re a slasher fanatic or a fan of culturally rich horror, this episode will leave you with a newfound appreciation for Bitch Ass and its unique place in modern horror. Tune in, and let’s play some games.

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What's up, you creepy fools? This week on the podcast, I'm joined by Sarah Beth, Bobby Skullface, Mrs. Skullface, and Jaina as we dive into the legacy of one of the most iconic horror films ever, The Exorcist. From the groundbreaking story of demonic possession to the film's chilling on-set accidents, mysterious deaths, and long-lasting impact, this episode explores the infamous "cursed film" theory that has haunted the production and its legacy for decades.

We'll unravel strange set mishaps like unexplained fires, cast injuries, and the tragic fates of those involved while debating whether these events were coincidences or evidence of something darker. Did the film's intense themes invite sinister forces, or were the tales of its curse amplified by media and cultural fears?

Tune in as we dissect the myths, analyze the facts, and debate whether The Exorcist's legacy is rooted in real supernatural phenomena or Hollywood's love for a good scare.

Thank you, everyone, for your support. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out on Instagram at ⁠@so_you_like_horror⁠ or email us directly at soyoulikehorror@gmail.com. We're open to all conversations, suggestions, topics, and criticisms.

Hey friends and freaks, what's up? This week on the podcast, we did things a little differently. For this episode, we welcome back Amy, a.k.a @aces_wild27, from episode 12, Children of the Night, and Jenn, a.k.a. @867_jenn_5309 from episode 6, the Conjuring Universe, to explore the chilling subgenre of Isolation Horror. From its literary roots in Frankenstein to modern films like The Shining and A Quiet Place, they dive into how isolation intensifies fear through physical remoteness, psychological detachment, and vulnerability.

They’ll discuss why it resonates so deeply—especially in a post-pandemic world. With examples like Gerald's Game, Hush, and the Terror, they unpack the primal fears of loneliness and helplessness that make isolation horror so compelling.

Join us for an in-depth look at how this genre reflects our anxieties and continues to deliver some of horror's most haunting stories. Don’t forget to follow @so_you_like_horror on Instagram and tune in next week as Dante returns to wrap up the cursed film theme with The Exorcist.