Daily Horror Habit Jay Krieger

Just because DHH has moved on from the Psycho sequels doesn't mean we're out of Psycho films to cover! This week I'm joined by returning friend of the show, freelance writer, and co-host of Safe Room: A Horror Video Game podcast, Neil Bolt, to discuss Gus Van Sant's shot-for-shot remake of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho! 
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Daily Horror Habit's Psycho series review has reached the end of the sequels with Mick Garris' Psycho IV: The Beginning. However, do not fret as there are two more weeks of Psycho coverage coming, that being Gus Van Zant's 1998 Psycho remake and the 1987 TV Movie Bates Motel. But before that, I was joined by my pal Ethan Paget to unpack Tony Perkins' last foray as the matricide maniac Norman Bates.
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It's do-or-die time... sequel-wise, that is. Daily Horror Habit's Psycho series review continues with a look at Anthony Perkins' directorial debut, Psycho III!
And I was lucky enough to have my long-time Twitter pal Daniel Ellis join me to unpack not only Perkins' first crack at being behind the camera but how Psycho III stands as a Psycho sequel. 
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Continuing with Daily Horror Habit's Psycho series review is a look at a sequel that manages to deliver on the premise of the original film but with an added whodunnit narrative making for a sequel that has no right to be as good as it is. 
And joining me to get to the bottom of what makes Psycho II such a successful sequel is returning friend of the show and the host of the Nuclear Fridge podcast, Ethan Paget!
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This week starts Daily Horror Habits' latest series review, this time of Alfred Hitchcock's seminal psychological horror film Psycho! And joining me to discuss the film that weaponized showers is returning friend of the show and the film editor for Cultured Vultures.com, Natasha Alvar!
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For this week's episode, Michael Pementel joins me once again to dissect more film adaptations of video games. This time we're chatting about animated horror and just how effective these films are in utilizing various animation styles to convey their unique take on Dead Space.
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