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Til Death Do Us Part

By: Patrick Klepek Katie Klepek
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  • Summary

  • When you fall in love over Puppet Master, you should probably get married and have a kid. A not-so-weekly horror discussion between husband (Patrick) and wife (Katie).
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Episodes
  • Episode 08: Neon Genesis Godzilla

    Episode 08: Neon Genesis Godzilla
    Jun 24 2020
    Patrick and Katie conclude their quarantine casts with something a little unexpected: SHIN GODZILLA (2016). While it might not have jump scares, it's plenty horrifying, and solves a problem every kaiju movie faces: What do you do with the people? Next week's homework: find time to do another podcast.
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • Episode 07: Anime Dreams

    Episode 07: Anime Dreams
    Jun 10 2020
    Patrick and Katie do something bold this episode: watch anime. (Katie can't stand anime!) Specifically, we watched some horror anime. We asked you, the constant listener, for a recommendation, and the response was universal: Satoshi Kon's PERFECT BLUE (1997).
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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • Episode 06: So Cool, Brewster

    Episode 06: So Cool, Brewster
    Jun 3 2020
    Patrick and Katie delve into yet another horror movie Patrick hasn't seen before, FRIGHT NIGHT (1985), a movie with an all-time great logo and a powerful sexual energy. We also spend time with the well-liked remake from 2011, before revealing next week's homework: horror anime!
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    1 hr and 15 mins
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