Camp Series: Corn Nuts! ("Heathers")

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09/07/22 • 78 min

No new episode this week as we ease back into recording regularly, but please feast on this Heathers (1989) episode we released in January on Patreon! We hope everyone savors this little back-to-school camp treat. And if you don't, well "f*$k me gently with a chainsaw!".

PLOT: A regular girl, Veronica (Winona Ryder), tries to survive the social jungle of high school by sticking with the three most popular girls at school who are all named Heather. But when she meets a sociopath new classmate named JD (Christian Slater), her life spirals into a cycle of revenge, mruder and indifference.

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Episode 102 – The Glory of Love ("Orphan: First Kill")

She is risen! Kevin & Chris return from hiatus-ville to discuss the devilishly daffy & delicious prequel Orphan: First Kill (2022). The 'mos talk Esther's origins and daddy heartbreaks, an All-American family with a few skeletons in their closet, Julia Stiles' standout performance, DIY special effects, a Flashdance-inspired joy ride, rat shakes, and enough campy shenanigans to feed a small family of homosexuals. Bonus topics include thoughts on Halloween Ends, a rumored Friday the 13th reboot, the new Hellraiser and more.

P.S. We had a ton of technical issues recording this episode for some reason (thanks Esther). Sorry for the hiccups.

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Episode 103 – A Vision of Blood ("The Gift")

Kevin & Chris head to the swampy, sweaty deep south to discuss Sam Raimi's overlooked supernatural-thriller The Gift (2000). The 'mos talk an idiosyncratic smalltown community + an all-star cast, clairvoyant-mom Cate Blanchett, a whodunit murder mystery, surreal Southern Gothic cinematography, Katie Holmes's creek problems, an enigmatic fiddler in the mist, and more. Bonus topics include brief assorted thoughts on Watcher, X, Nope, Bodies Bodies Bodies, and probably other things ("Why you gagging? We bring it to you every ball!").