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It's a Heon-era mansion that stands abandoned and its foundation rests on the bones of a bride and its walls are packed with the remains of the girl's sacrifice to keep her company.

It's the perfect venue for a group of thrill-seeking friends brought back together to celebrate a wedding.

But the house has secrets too.

Lirking in the shadows is a ghost bride with a black smile and a hungry, hungry,

you thought it wasn't say hippos. I meant heart. Hungry, hungry heart.

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That is right. Well done, Eric. We have another sponsor this week and it's a sponsor we had last week but there is a Halloween

Connection here so we're gonna keep it going while we're dealing with these Halloween episodes.

We're talking about Paul Brad Logan's Hallelujah.

What's the connection between that and the new Halloween kills?

Well, Paul Brad Logan's the screenwriter on next year's trilogy capping

Halloween ends aka the sequel to the movie all our recent guests have appeared

in Halloween a rip roaring dark comedy about a sad sack type.

Attempt to get his hands on a little bit of cash blows up right in his face, putting him

at odds with a rough cast of characters in a small desert town, including a 10-year-old

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