I hate to say it, but his parents have been feeling unwell as of late, and I'm staying with them to help take care of Alex.

Oh, that's serious?

Oh, no, no, it's not serious. Nothing terminal.

It's just a touch of consumption.

And welcome back to horror queers.

We're talking, I knew you was false.

I knew it.

We're talking, Mother, we have long to see you so. And we're talking,

Did you not think I saw thy sluttish looks to him, bewitching his eye as any whore? And I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace, and we're talking one very dead baby. Oh, wow. We're just going with the dead baby right off the top,

are we? I mean, the movie does. You know what? That is true. That is fair.

Everyone, we are talking Robert Eggers as the witch for its 10th anniversary. Yes, we are.

And I think that this basically caps off all of Eggers' this film. So we have now touched on all four of them.

Oh, God, we have. So we covered the witch last out of all of these things?

We did indeed. Yeah.

That's kind of wild. Well, okay, I'm really excited to dive into this show, but I'm even

more excited to introduce our guest who was waiting in the wing. So I'm going to go ahead

and bring her in, all right? All right.

All right, everyone. Well, she is a film and pop culture critic and podcast producer with a focus

on genre cinema. You've seen her work at Empire, BBC, era video, second sight films,

Shudder, and many others. You can also hear her voice on her Hammer Horror Podcast, Hammer

Time, and on her guest appearances on The Evolution of Horror Podcast, as well as the Final Girls podcast.

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