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The Giant of Kandahar – Scaredycast Episode 249
Join the Scaredycast crew as they cover the giant of Kandahar, an enormous humanoid creature reportedly encountered by U.S. soldiers on a remote mountainside in Afghanistan. This cryptid, shrouded in mystery and intrigue, has sparked countless debates among believers and skeptics alike.
Was this giant a myth, a military secret, or a genuine encounter with the unknown? Listen as they explore the eerie details of this legendary creature and its impact on modern cryptozoology.
Movie reviews on this episode include Digging Up The Marrow, Lover Stalker Killer, and Infested.
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You can listen to episode 249 here.
Art the Clown color-changing action figure!
We put this spooky collectible to the test and see how it stacks up. If you’re a horror fan, you won’t want to miss it!
But that’s not all – we dive into some seriously creepy movies and shows in this episode.
First up, we review The Front Room, the latest horror film generating a lot of buzz. Then we take a nostalgic trip back to the ’90s with two cult classics: Mikey (1992) and Fear (1996).
Plus, we share our thoughts on the intense show The Terror, which just hit Netflix. Whether you’re into toys, movies, or binge-worthy shows, this episode has something for every horror fan.
Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more terrifyingly good content!
You can find Scaredycast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts (and anywhere you can listen to podcasts!), with video versions of their pods on YouTube. You can also check them out on Patreon for bonus materials and send them some love through their socials here.
You can listen to the episode here!
What’s it like to take an edible and dive into a night of horror movies?
This week, we jump into this thrilling challenge with our special guests, Porcher and Elijah from Return of the Giving Dead.
Together, we explore the highs and chills of watching horror under the influence. But that’s not all—when it comes to horror, we all have our roots. Our guests share their own spine-tingling horror origin stories, recounting the first films that hooked them on the genre.
This week’s movie reviews feature the classic thriller 10 to Midnight and the quirky horror-comedy The Ghost and Mr. Chicken. It’s a spooktacular episode you won’t want to miss!
You can find Scaredycast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts (and anywhere you can listen to podcasts!), with video versions of their pods on YouTube. You can also check them out on Patreon for bonus materials and send them some love through their socials here.
Listen to episode 250 here.
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