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Horrorphilia Podcast #58

Grab your helmet and hit the road with Horrorphilia Podcast #58: Motorcycle Mania, where special guest Char Hardin and the crew rev through five biker-themed horror classics—from Werewolves on Wheels to I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle—for a scream-packed spin. Download now on our blog, iTunes or your favorite podcatcher and join the ride!
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The Shadows (2011)

Trapped in an eerie lighthouse after a boating mishap, a tight-knit group of friends confronts chilling secrets and simmering jealousy. The Shadows serves up steamy moments and a few plot twists, but its all-too-predictable finale might leave you craving more.
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The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

Step into Wes Craven’s 1977 cult classic The Hills Have Eyes for a tense, blood-spattered thrill ride that’s as creepy as it is unexpectedly hilarious. Root for Beast, the savviest dog in horror history, as he outsmarts both the bumbling Carters and the desert’s deadliest freaks.
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Devil (2010)

Don’t let the PG-13 rating fool you—Devil (2010) traps you in a claustrophobic elevator with a shape-shifting menace, serving up tense scares, strong performances, and one killer twist.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

I dove into the 2010 Nightmare on Elm Street remake expecting Craven’s razor-sharp scares, but despite slick CGI dreamscapes and a cool insomnia angle it never rises above average. Compared to the original’s fearless tension and unforgettable final girl, this one just feels like a bland echo.
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Horrorphilia Podcast #53

On Horrorphilia Podcast #53 we dive into seven spine-chilling films—Devil’s Playground, The Loved Ones, Catfish and more—spiced up with wild listener feedback, Chuck’s legendary scarf and Dallas Cowboy tattoo, plus a surprise rap track for a thrilling ride!
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Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

Horror fans, get ready to cheer (and squirm) as Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees finally square off in a gory, adrenaline-packed showdown. It’s a wildly entertaining crossover payoff that’s worth every second of the ten-year wait.