In Episode 52 of The Horror Press Podcast, Brendan, Eli (Bad Critic), and James-Michael talk about what they’ve been watching, what they are working on, and horror movie news.
Stranger Things Reactions and What the Hosts Are Up To
In this episode they dig into the latest Stranger Things episodes, for better or for worse. Brendan talks about the latest video game he’s playing on his new Steam Deck. Eli watched Lars von Trier’s Antichrist, and they discuss what the movie means. They shared which position they’d choose in the Human Centipede (gross!), and somehow Alec Baldwin is related to this topic in a surprising way!
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Updates on IT: Welcome to Derry and AI Issues in Modern Horror
They touch base on IT: Welcome to Derry, the state of the show, and how it ties into Stephen King’s book. AI continues to worm its way into film in disappointing ways, this time, it’s The Ugly Stepsister’s English dub on Shudder. The trailers for Ready or Not 2: Here I Come and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple have dropped, and everyone is excited for one of these movies! They dig into the gnarly details of Catherine Corcoran’s lawsuit against Terrifier director Damien Leone and producer Phil Falcone, and talk about how important it is for on-screen stunts to be done safely.
Hellraiser 2022 is finally getting a physical release, and everyone expresses their love for the Hellraiser franchise. Then Brendan brings up Scarlet Johansson and the mood shifts. Then they dig into Quentin Tarantino’s latest drama, in lieu of the release of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, and his baffling hatred for Paul Dano. Finally, they discuss Sony’s confusing branding around the new Anaconda film (with Paul Rudd and Jack Black), Frankenstein’s upcoming physical release, and the new Creep Tapes Christmas special.
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