Welcome to office hours on the Fangoria Podcast Network.

My name is Dr. Rebecca McKendry, and this is a bonus episode for my podcast Nightmare University.

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Hello, I'm Dr. Rebecca McKendry and welcome to office hours. Office hours is a series of bonus

episodes in conjunction with my podcast on the Fangoria Network, Nightmare University. And usually

on office hours, I discuss something that occurred during my time working at Fangoria, some way,

some event that shaped the way that I view the brand, or sometimes kind of the larger

her community in general and what it means to be a part of it. This week's episode is going to be

a little bit different in that I'm not discussing something that I was actively involved in.

Actually, what I'm discussing tonight was created and came out a year before I started working for Fangoria back in 2003.

And this is Fangoria's book, Fangoria's 101 best movies that you've never seen.

I was given this book as a Christmas present back before I even thought about applying to work at Fangoria.

And I was admittedly completely entranced

by the almost threatening titles of movies I've never seen. This is a total clickbait title

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