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This May Hurt a Bit

This May Hurt a Bit

By: James Strayer and John C Meyers
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A franchise podcast for the Horror Completionist. Hosts James Strayer and John C Meyers talk and analyze their way film by film through horror's longest running franchises. How do they evolve? What do new filmmakers bring when a franchise is several films deep? Usually, they start out great but perhaps 6- 8 entries in... they start to hurt a bit. Music by Michael Arthur Holloway and logo by Ethan Kimberling.

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  • Hellraiser Judgement

    Hellraiser Judgement
    May 17 2025

    Gary Tunnicliffe, the Keeper of the Hellraiser Lore, finally gets his chance to write and direct a Hellraiser film. Every dollar is on the screen (and then some) with this one. Not as bad as it could be, though. And we will always celebrate the Passion. Unfortunately Gary pays a price- and that is his long friendship with Doug Bradley.

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Hellraiser Revelations

    Hellraiser Revelations
    May 3 2025

    We finally made it... to THIS one. Had more fun talking about it than watching it but at least it *feels* like a Hellraiser movie. Shot in 11 days for $300K, this was another attempt to retain those rights at the last minute.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Hellraiser: Hellworld

    Hellraiser: Hellworld
    Apr 19 2025

    Evil Goes Online. For about 15 minutes.. and then we're just at a house party. Henry Cavill! Lance Henricksen! Pinhead decapitations! Well, they did what they could with a week's prep time.. sorta.

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    50 mins

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