How do you do everyone? My name is... And this is the bloody disgusting network.

The succeeding show will fill you with dread. Have a good time.

There are certain rules that one must abide by in order to successfully survive a horror movie.

Do you want to die, Sydney?

It's your turn to scream, asshole. From the streets of Woodsboro.

Back to the street. From the streets of Woodsboro.

Back to the streets of Woodsboro.

We are Halloweenies. I don't want to see a face up close I just want to get the grades see I'm

in damage control but I'm afraid that I might explode opened explode. Open the Bombay doors in a war.

Greetings and welcome once again to Halloweenies as our season on scream screams on I am one of your co-host

Justin Jeannie Gerber the alliteration works perfectly fine. And for this episode, we are venturing into a video store

from yesteryear looking for the Randy's Rex section. And lo and behold, we have found it.

Now, it's June 19th, and like we do every year,

we gotta vacate their residence for some unknown reason

that unfortunately holds a big, big secret. We are talking about Mark

Rossman's The House on Sorority Row. Have you ever heard of it? We're going to be

discussing its background, offering up our thoughts, and discuss

just how this ties into the Scream franchise, and most notably why we're doing it, because we just

did Scream 2 and the connections there.

Some are absolutely obvious.

As a matter of fact, it's so obvious it's in the title.

Okay, we'll figure it out.

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