I previously wrote about this 11 years ago but thought I’d revisit it for this year’s marathon since it’s so much fun. You can read it here or listen here.

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A failed TV pilot reworked into a feature film highlights today’s entry into the 31 Days marathon. It’s a short one so listen here or on your favorite podcast platform while you wait in traffic, sip a cup of joe or walk from one room to another.

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Today’s selection hopefully needs no introduction as it is a superior entry into both the horror and comedy film genres. Check out the episode here.

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Today’s outing leans heavily on parody when it comes to the horror genre. But does it succeed? Check out today’s episode here.

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Day 11 of the 31 Days of Halloween features not big screen frights, but some the small screen has to offer. The X-Files, The Simpsons, Creepshow and others highlight a look at episodes both silly and scary for an eclectic Halloween mini marathon. Check out the episode here.

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Do either of these horror films hold up over the years? Well…

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It’s double feature Friday and today’s episode looks at two box office blockbusters: Obsession and Backrooms. Wildly popular but any good?

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Today’s offering is the 1981 underrated My Bloody Valentine which features one of the best original soundtrack songs ever! Take a listen here.

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The Dark Half seems to be relatively forgotten among horror fans even though it’s directed by George Romero and based on a bestselling Stephen King novel. Check out today’s episode here.

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Damian McCarthy’s Hokum features on the 6th day of our 31 Days. Check out what we think here.

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