Ep 146: A Night at the (Horror) Movies (Ft. Maniac Cop 2, The Mutilator, and Child's Play)

10/13/20 • 59 min

We dive in to the deepest of deep cuts on this week's spoOoOoky episode all about the themes to some of your favorite B and C level slasher movies. Whether it's creatively titled "Maniac Cop Rap," the jarring juxtaposition of the song "Fall Break," or the demented funhouse of "The Chucky Song," one thing is definitely for certain; none of these musicians went on to do anything afterward.

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