Carrie (1976)
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It's just after Prom season, so here's a classic from the 70s! This is one that run over slightly (three mintes is slight, right?) so there may be an extended version some point in the future.Or maybe not, it wasn't that important. What else can be said about this classic movie, the first one based on a Stephen King novel? Nothing, but Jimmy attempts to talk about it anyway! Contains spoilers and bad language. Listen to the end if you want to know what movie is next.
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Final Destination 2 (2003)
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We're back! Welcome to season 3 of Terror in Ten and as there is still a new Final Destination movie out there, Jimmy is going to talk about the second entry in the franchise. I say "is going to", like this is live, it's not. Actually had to cut out a couple of minutes to get this thing to ten. That won't be the first time that happens this season, spoilers. Stay tuned to the end of the episode to hear what our next movie is.
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Alien (1979)
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Happy Easter! Here's a movie with eggs in it! This is the finale of season 2, we'll be back in June with Final Destination 2. Contains language and spoilers.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
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In this week's episode, Jimmy discusses a classic from the 80s that introduced the world to scary killer Freddy Krueger before he became a stand-up comedian. Contains strong language and spoilers, obviously. If you want to know what we're covering next, stay tuned to the end of the episode. Hint- it's from the 70s...
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The Blair Witch Project (1999)
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And we're back in the 90s. Just. Jimmy talks about a highly influential found footage movie that, while not being the first, became the most well known. Contains strong language and movie spoilers. Stay to the end if you want to know what next week's episode is.
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April Fool's Day (1986)
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It's April! Almost, as I post this but it will be soon. And what best way to celebrate the first of the month with a review of the 1986 slasher (maybe) April Fool's Day. If you haven't seen this movie, I reccomend that you do so first. Contains spoilers, bad language and a trailer for the movie we are covering next.
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Thinner (1996)
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Welcome, as we head back into the world of Stephen King, or rather, Richard Bachman with Thinner. A movie with awful characters and hardly anyone to root for but then, it doesn't really ask you to, to be honest. Contains spoilers, bad language and outdated slurs. Stick to the end if you want to find out what the next movie is.
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Maniac Cop (1988)
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Top o' the morning to ya! To "celebrate", I guess St. Patrick's Day, Jimmy talks about Maniac Cop! It's set around the celebration so, why not? The movie stars genre stalwarts Bruce Campbell and Tom Atkins and started an okay trilogy. Contains spoilers and strong language. Stay tuned to the end if you want to find out what movie is next.
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Child's Play 2 (1990)
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Sorry Jack, Chucky's back! Jimmy talks about the first (and best?) sequel to the killer doll series. Contains swearing and spoilers. Stay tuned to the end of the podcast if you want to know what the next movie is. Theme- Creepy by Pecan Pie Clips from Child's Play 2 property of Universal Pictures.
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Demon Knight (1995)
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This week, Jimmy discusses the super silly but highly enjoyable Tales From the Crypt movie, Demon Knight. It has a great cast, excelent effects and an all time bad guy in Billy Zane. Contains spoilers and swearing because swearing is cool.
info_outlineThis week, Jimmy dicusses the movie where Macaulay Culkin's dad tried to prove his kid could play a psychopath and blackmailed a studio to do it. Contains spoilers and bad language, including that from a child. Gasp! Next week- Black Christmas. Which one? You'll find out next week... the original, it's the original, thank goodness, it's the original!
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Theme is Creepy by Pecan Pie.