Wake up, children! I have something for you to play with.
Release Date: 06/30/2025
Dragon Con Horror Happenings & Friends
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Dragon Con is right around the corner, and this week on Earth Station Boo, we’re diving into all the spine-tingling excitement happening on the Horror Track and beyond. From chilling panels to horror-adjacent Urban Fantasy fun, we’re breaking down what to expect, who to see, and where to be all weekend long. We also shout out some of our favorite past guests and friends of the show who are bringing their unique brand of spooky to the Con. Whether it’s panels on Spooky Tikis, vampires, Horror Studios, or the dark magical worlds of Urban Fantasy, we’ve got your horror schedule covered....
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Can you Survive the Bridgewater triangle
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This week on Earth Station Boo, we're heading back into the eerie shadows of the Bridgewater Triangle to dive deep into Season 2 of the hit audio drama Bridgewater. From ancient legends and chilling sounds to evolving character arcs and fresh mysteries, this season continues to blur the line between supernatural horror and psychological tension. We break down how Bridgewater balances real-world folklore with fictional storytelling, explore the emotional weight of grief and belief, and discuss whether the show delivers on its suspenseful buildup. With standout sound design and a growing...
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It's just a fantastic thing, to get lost inside the world of film.
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Earth Station Boo dives deep into the eerie and enigmatic world of David Lynch, one of horror’s most unconventional visionaries. From Eraserhead to Twin Peaks and beyond, we explore how Lynch’s surreal approach to storytelling has shaped the horror genre. Is his unique blend of psychological terror and dreamlike surrealism what makes his work so unsettling, or has he strayed too far from traditional horror? We examine the hidden horrors within the everyday, the themes of duality in his films, and the lasting impact of Eraserhead on experimental horror. Plus, we debate which of Lynch’s...
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Keys and gates and locks and thorns
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On this episode of Earth Station Boo, we dig into Cynthia Pelayo’s Vanishing Daughters and how it twists the darker classic Sleeping Beauty tale and the more unsettling reality of true crime. We explore how grief shapes Brier Rose Thorn’s world, how the city of Chicago becomes more than just a backdrop, and the role urban legends play in the story’s eerie atmosphere. We also dive into the novel’s take on violence against women, how it reflects real-world fears, and what Pelayo is saying through her blend of horror, mystery, and true crime. This one sparked a deep discussion....
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Shark Weak: The Best of the Worst in Shark Horror
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This week on Earth Station Boo, the ladies take a bite out of the bizarre world of bad shark horror movies. From flying sharks in Sharknado to spectral sea creatures in Ghost Shark we're diving deep into the most ridiculous and wonderfully awful shark movies ever made. We break down what makes these films so entertainingly bad, the charm of absurd kills, and how some of them managed to become cult classics. Why did Sharknado take off in pop culture? Does Ghost Shark’s complete disregard for logic make it better or worse? And how exactly did that shark get in the water cooler? Whether you're...
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I’ll be right back
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In this episode of Earth Station Boo, we're diving headfirst into the chaotic charm of horror legend Matthew Lillard! From his unforgettable role as Stu in Scream to his ghost-hunting days in Thirteen Ghosts and his chilling comeback as William Afton in Five Nights at Freddy’s, Lillard has carved a unique space in the genre. We explore what makes him such an effective force of energy in horror, how his blend of menace and humor impacts his roles, and whether his recent performances are finally earning him the recognition he’s always deserved. Has he become a horror icon for the ages, or is...
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Wake up, children! I have something for you to play with.
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On this episode of Earth Station Boo, we condense the eerie lore of Five Nights at Freddy’s before diving into its big-screen adaptation. Does the film capture the psychological horror, jump scares, and unsettling atmosphere of the games, or does it struggle with adaptation? We break down the setting, animatronics, and performances—did the cast bring depth, or was it all about the scares? Plus, what does FNaF mean for the future of video game horror movies? Tune in for our final thoughts and skull ratings—just keep an eye on those security cameras! Subscribe now to Earth Station...
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Staying alive is as good as it gets.
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Earth Station Boo dives into 28 Days Later, the film that redefined the zombie genre with its fast-moving infected and bleak realism. We explore its haunting atmosphere, from the desolate streets of London to its masterful use of tension over jump scares. Join us as we break down Jim’s transformation from outsider to survivor, Selena’s role as a strong female protagonist, and how the film’s raw digital aesthetic and special effects heighten its unsettling tone. We also examine the film’s themes of isolation, societal collapse, and human nature. Are the infected the greatest threat, or...
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I wonder who the real cannibals are
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Brace yourselves as the Haunted Hosts dive into one of the most controversial horror films of all time—Cannibal Holocaust. From its shocking use of real animal killings and unflinching violence to its groundbreaking influence on the found footage genre, this episode unpacks the film’s impact and ethics. We explore its critique of sensationalism and exploitation in media, its depiction of civilization versus savagery, and how its provocative legacy still sparks debates today. Does Cannibal Holocaust push the boundaries of artistic expression, or does it cross a line? And how should modern...
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In darkness, we find our true selves
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Earth Station Boo and friends Sam & Thomas, take a deep dive into the mind of filmmaker Mike Flanagan, one of modern horror’s most distinctive voices. Known for his ability to blend psychological depth with supernatural terror, Flanagan has redefined the genre with his unique visual style and storytelling. In this episode, we explore his signature approach to horror. We also discuss his impressive adaptations, including Gerald’s Game and the Haunting of Hill House, and what makes him such a perfect fit for retelling Literature via film. As we review and rate his filmography, from...
info_outlineOn this episode of Earth Station Boo, we condense the eerie lore of Five Nights at Freddy’s before diving into its big-screen adaptation. Does the film capture the psychological horror, jump scares, and unsettling atmosphere of the games, or does it struggle with adaptation? We break down the setting, animatronics, and performances—did the cast bring depth, or was it all about the scares? Plus, what does FNaF mean for the future of video game horror movies? Tune in for our final thoughts and skull ratings—just keep an eye on those security cameras!
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