It's Not That Scary: A Horror Movie Podcas‪t‬ Margo Stockdale

This week Ethan, Jadon, and Margo watch Devil Dolls from 1936. If you want to unlock banter and fun jokes, please click "Play," wherever you listen to podcasts. We will no longer be offering free jokes in the description because we know our worth. Serious business only!

Ahwoooooo! This week we watched the 1935 film Werewolf of London, so you don't need to. Seriously don't watch this movie it's so boring. Luckily this podcast is not though since we are our usual funny, charming, and sexy selves. We also give our review of the 2020 version of The Invisible Man, so sit back relax and enjoy another episode of It's Not That Scary!

Ummmmmm! Best podcast ever alert? Maybe. You'll have to listen to find out. This week, we cover THE INVISIBLE MAN and 1933. 

We're not ones to shy away from controversy, and the film we watched this week is just that—controversial. Entitled Thirteen Women (1932), there seems to be more than a few things missing from this pre-code era psychological thriller. All that, and MORE (re. emu wars????) on this week's episode of It's Not That Scary!

I vant you to listen to this week's episode! That's how DRACULA would sound if he were an It's Not That Scary fan. But he isn't. He hates podcasts. Luckily, we don't take that personally, so we sat down to watch Tod Browning's Dracula (1931) — the first horror movie with sound! 

Hello folks and fiends and welcome to another installment of It's Not That Scary, a horrifying podcast about movies! This week's episode is a real treat, because hosts Ethan, Jadon, and Margo are joined by 51 frogs from the Frog Jumping Jubilee! The 54 of us all sit and talk in unison about two cinematic interpretations of Edgar Allen Poe's Fall of the House of Usher. Buckle up and grab your BFs and GFs (big frogs and giant frogs)!