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Welcome to the finale of Season 2! As this has been the Quarantine season, we watched a film made during quarantine - Rob Savage’s Host (2020). Tune in to hear us discuss the wave of films taking part solely on the computer screen, look back on Season 2 as a whole and endure Maciej complaining about everything (as always). We’ll see you soon for Season 3!

We continue with the classics to bring you a discussion on one of the most famous horror films in history - The Shining by Stanley Kubrick (1980). Tune in to hear our interpretation of what was going on in the Overlook Hotel, learn more on the conspiracies surrounding the flm and discover our opinions on the whole WAP thing. See you next week for the season finale!

This time on F**k, Haunt, Kill, we tackle a classic - Brain De Palma’s adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, Carrie (1976). Come for a critical overview of the director’s filmography and a discussion on female representation in horror films, stay for an extended talk about the Hairspray remake and some stories about our romantic lives in high school. You know us, it’s always on topic.

As we start approaching the end of the season, we take on a new,
independent horror debut from Mitzi Peirone, Braid (2018). Join us as we do
our best to unravel the convoluted plot, share our thoughts on the perfect
movie length and have a prolonged conversation on some of the most
embarrassing things you can do as an adult. Stay until the end for a very
special glimpse into one of our spin-off podcasts, Detective Train!

Recuperating after Insidious, we decided to go back to one of the most beloved 80s family films, Labyrinth (1986) by Jim Henson. Join us as we discuss Monty Python, puppets, the problem of age difference in Hollywood and, of course, the bulge. Disclaimer: even though the film in question is basically for kids, the show is still called F*ck Haunt Kill, so don’t bring your toddler along.

This week, we dive into one of the most popular horror films of this century, James Wan’s Insidious (2010). Tune in to listen to us talk about the importance of subtext in horror, ghost stories that we enjoy and recommend other films you can watch right now instead of this thing!