Horror movie reviews artfully conducted by four classy broads and one token dude.

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218 | M3GAN

Directed by Gerard Johnstone
Written by Akela Cooper, Story by Akela Cooper and James Wan
Stars Allison Williams, Violet McGraw and Amie Donald
Rated PG-13
Runtime: 1hr 42mins
Released January 6, 2023
RT: 94% critics, 78% audience
Synopsis

A robotics engineer creates an extremely lifelike child robot and allows it to bond with her recently orphaned niece, with disastrous results.

Next up, we’re going back in time to review a lil Wes Craven film that we’ve mentioned more than a few times, The People Under the Stairs. So dust off your VHS copy, or head to your local video store and then join us for our next episode.

Theme music: "Secret of Tiki Island" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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90 | Insidious 4: The Last Key

Director: Adam Robitel
Writers: Leigh Whannell

Synopsis: Another prequel(!) taking place before the events of the first Insidious movie. Elise (Lin Shaye) is haunted by the events of her childhood, growing up in a haunted house on the grounds of a prison. Not the greatest place to be if you’re psychic. She is tricked into opening a locked door in the basement, releasing a demon that destroys her family.

Many years later, Elise is contacted by the new owner of her childhood home to get rid of the dark presence there. Accompanied by her loyal sidekicks, she heads home to confront the demon she released.

Our next movie made Jamie's top ten of 2017 list & is now on US Netflix. Ch-ch-check it out & meet us back here in a couple weeks to discuss.

Intro/Outro music courtesy Peter Perfect. Check him out on Instagram | Soundcloud

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51 | The Conjuring 2

"Oh wow, I'm so surprised they made a sequel to The Conjuring!" - said no one ever. Lorraine and Ed Warren are back and taking up cases in England. There are more evil spirits, more scaring ghosts away with god, and more singing along to acoustic guitar by Ed Warren.

Director: James Wan

Writer: Carey Hayes, Chad Hayes, James Wan and David Leslie Johnson

Stars: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Madison Wolfe

Synopsis: Lorraine and Ed Warren reluctantly take a case in England, where a single mother and her four children are being threatened and harassed by an evil spirit within the house.

Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:10:57

Here's a link to the article we mention in the episode about screenwriters Carey & Chad Hayes.

The next time you hear from us, we'll be reviewing the 2016 indie film, Nina Forever. This is maybe not the best movie to watch with a group of people as there are a few sexy scenes (or maybe I'm the only weirdo who doesn't enjoy watching sex scenes w/a group of peeps). It's currently available on iTunes and Amazon.