Hey folks, this week's episode is sponsored by the good folks at Yellow Vale Pictures.

Following a midnight launch at the Cannes Film Festival, Gaspar Noes, Psychodelic Horror Luxa Terna, is available this Friday,

June 10th on Amazon, Google Play, and Voodoo.

Preparing for a shoot, horror icons, Beatrice Dahlia and Charlotte Gainsburg are backstage telling stories

about past productions gone awry, which is being burned at the stake.

Meanwhile, ego and technical problems turn to psychotic outbreaks as the shoot gradually

punges into chaos. Sounds like classic. Gaspar are no way to me. See what IndieWire's called a disturbing outburst of light color and 3D illusions by heading over to Luxaturnum movie.com, that's L-U-X-A-E-T-E-R-N-A-N-V-O-M-G-C-O-T-E-R-N-A-M-O-T-N-A-M-O-T-O-N-O-O-T-O-N-O-O-O-T-O-N-O-O-O-O-O-T-N-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O- And I'm here to tell you about Jay of the Dead's new horror movies podcast.

Stephen King once said, I've heard of that guy, I don't know if you have Scott,

but he once said nobody likes a clown at midnight, but do you know what horror fans do like?

Clowns at noon?

Probably not.

Nobody likes clowns at any point in time.

I think we've established that.

But what horror fans do like is Jay of the Dead's new horror movies

podcast. This is a free podcast that reviews brand new 2022 horror films. You also get horror

theme segments, so it's kind of like a horror magazine, but an audio podcast form.

In fact, reviewers have called it the ultimate horror podcast, not just a good horror

podcast, mind you, or even a great horror podcast. Are we considered a horror podcast?

I'd say we might be.

Yeah, I self-identify as a horror podcast.

That means we might have to challenge new horror movies to that ultimate. a horror podcast,

movies to that ultimate horror podcast title at some point down the line,

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