Sounds Creepy Podcast

Werewolf transformations are painful, but making werewolf movies can be pure agony!
If you're a transformation connoisseur you'll love this episode.
If not, buckle up young cub, because class is now in session.
Back in 1981 Dir. John Landis and SFX genius Rick Baker caught lighting in a bottle when they created arguably the most iconic werewolf transformation scene in cinematic history, by torturing a young actor and setting his screams to a wistful rendition of Blue Moon.
Join us as we tease apart this lunacy forever immortalised on film.
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Long before our show existed, this shocking scene lived rent-free in our minds and now it's time to say goodbye horses and hello childhood trauma as we discuss how one of the most iconic moments in horror movie history happened almost by accident.
Death and transformation -not quite as catchy as death and taxes, but no less inescapable.
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Don't you just love it when a movie dumps you right into a nightmare without first kissing you goodnight? That's exactly what 1999's Blade did in its first few moments.
The 'blood club' was a weirdly attractive fever dream for many teens at the time and today we'll explore what went down during that fateful night -how the sanguine sausage was made and Nix's obsession with New Order's Confusion -the acidic earworm of the new millennium.
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Meet the Creepy crew in this warmup minisode as Nix and Sydney talk about super villains, superstition and horror hot takes in a Q&A session that's sure to ruffle some feathers.
Get ready for the big one!
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