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The episode will begin shortly. Hi guys.

You're listening to scary stories from Camp Roanoke.

This is a podcast where we tell each other true, scary stories.

My name is Katie Wiggins. I'm Morgan Gamble. It's been hard to get into the Christmas

spirit, obviously, because the Texas weather, at least down here in Austin, has been

fickle, to say the least. But I started reading Neil Gaiman's book of Norse mythology.

Mm-hmm.

So I'm excited and looking forward to the, you know, blasted snowscape of Asgard.

I think that'll be really fun.

So Eli Roth, who's an American film director, producer, editor, writer, actor,

and he's most associated with horror and with directing the film's Cabin Fever and Hostel.

So he's like kind of a big deal, and he is part of like the early 2000 Z, mid 2000s

horror landscape in like the mainstream.

You know, these aren't like, these aren't like indie horror flicks.

These are like big theater films. And he kind of bewilderingly has entered the

world of true paranormal television. What? And he is producing a new show called A Ghost Ruined My Life, which I told you about a couple

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