BONUS EPISODE 03 | Full moons are obsolete AF. These days, all a werewolf needs is repressed childhood trauma with a splash of marital woes! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. and special guest, Isaiah Swanson (aka The Bitter Wolf), run as a pack to dissect Leigh Whannell’s 2025 supernatural horror film Wolf Man.

Set in the beautiful-yet-dangerous remote mountains of Oregon, Wolf Man tells the story of a family man seeking closure from his past and a revitalized connection with his wife, only to be infected by a disease that begins to transform him into a feral and noticeably hairless werewolf. Weird but ok. 

Listen along as Brandon and Isaiah comedically recap the film’s plot and discuss its themes, including parenthood, the importance of facing one’s fears, and the lasting impact of trauma on family relationships. Maybe just go to therapy next time? AND WHY IS THERE NO FULL MOON BRO WTF.

Guest Bio

Isaiah Swanson is a writer, puppet and voice performer, horror aficionado, solo traveler, and dog dad to a sassy Australian shepherd named Judy.

He is the founder and editor-in-chief of RealBitterWolf.com, a website that publishes independent horror fiction and commentary from writers worldwide, and its companion YouTube channel, The Bitter Wolf: Horror & Hijinks, featuring the puppet-hosted comedy series Cave Chats! and the interview web series The Horror Mosaic (Best Series, 2025 Sacred Crypt Awards).

In addition to his work with The Bitter Wolf, he writes the column Izzy’s Eerie Indies at HorrorFam.com, regularly hosts community horror panels, frequents other podcasts as a guest commentator, and has contributed to numerous literary and entertainment publications including The Game of Nerds, The Atticus Review, The Digital Americana, Untoward Magazine, and more. 

Connect with Isaiah on Instagram: @thebitterwolf 

The Bitter Wolf & Terrorific Collaborations

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Cave Chats 21! The Return of Brandon O!

Wolf Man Cast & Crew

Christopher Abbott as Blake Lovell

Julia Garner as Charlotte Lovell

Matilda Firth as Ginger Lovell

Sam Jaeger as Grady Lovell

Is Wolf Man Worth Watching? | Rating - 2

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2 - decent

3 - good

4 - hella good

5 - wow

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EPISODE 39 | Book your private flying lessons with Air Renfield today! Moonlit views with tastes of the finest reds, we guarantee you’ll have a fangtastic time! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. cruises the skies as he dissects the 1997 supernatural horror film, The Night Flier.

Adapted from Stephen King’s 1988 short story of the same name, The Night Flier follows Richard Dees, a cynical reporter for a sensationalist supermarket tabloid. While investigating a series of brutal murders linked to a mysterious figure named Dwight Renfield, Richard begins to wonder if the rumors that the killer may actually be a real-life vampire are true. As the story’s increasingly bizarre details unfold, Richard spirals into a dark obsession that threatens to destroy him. 

Listen along as Brandon finds ways to inject humor as he recaps the film’s plot and explores its themes of obsession, addiction, and the dark side of storytelling – particularly in today's media landscape, where true crime content is more popular than ever. In an age where the tragedy and suffering of others often leads to more clicks, it raises the question: who are the real vampires?

Is The Night Flier Worth Watching? | Rating - 3.5

Scale:

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2 - decent

3 - good

4 - hella good

5 - wow

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Cast & Crew:

Miguel Ferrer as Richard Dees

Julie Entwistle as Katherine Blair

Dan Monahan as Merton Morrison

Michael H. Moss as Dwight Renfield

Directed by Mark Pavia; co-written by Mark Pavia and Jack O'Donnell

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EPISODE 38 | Limber up and come on down for a relaxing stroll across the great ‘MURICAN landscape! Forget about those armed soldiers and just focus on that cutie patootie next to you! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. hits the road with a breakdown of 2025’s dystopian horror film, The Long Walk.

Adapted from Stephen King's 1979 novel of the same name (originally published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman), The Long Walk tells the story of a brutal competition where 50 teenage boys must walk nonstop while maintaining a minimum pace or face execution, until only one remains. Pretty awkward. Listen along as Brandon humorously recaps the film’s plot and analyzes its themes, including hope, political symbolism, and the queer-coded starcrossed romance at the heart of it all. Ray + Pete 4ever ♥️

Is The Long Walk Worth Watching? | Rating: 2.5

Scale:

1 - ass

2 - decent

3 - good

4 - hella good

5 - wow

Cast & Crew:

Cooper Hoffman as Ray

David Jonsson as Pete

Garrett Wareing as Stebbins

Tut Nyuot as Art

Charlie Plummer as Gary

Ben Wang as Hank 

Mark Hamill as the Major

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BONUS EPISODE 02 | Lions and tigers and an incel Bear, oh my! PSA: forcing someone to participate in a warped wet dream is very bad. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. and special guests, Alé & Tom from the Macabre Mondays podcast, try not to choke on the red-pills as they break down the biggest horror hit of 2026, Curry Barker’s Obsession.

Shot on a micro budget of $750K, Obsession is a supernatural and psychological horror movie that tells the story of Bear – a seemingly nice guy who makes a wish using the magical One Wish Willow for his unrequited crush, Nikki, to love him more than anything else in the world. What could possibly go wrong? Listen along as Brandon and Macabre Mondays’ married duo recap the film’s plot (adding humor along the way) and dissect its themes, including underlying commentary on toxic relationships, male entitlement, bodily autonomy, and the manosphere ideologies Bear represents. Seriously, this guy SUCKS.

Note: This episode contains extensive spoilers for Obsession (2026), which is streaming on Peacock at the time of publication.

Content Warning

This episode contains discussion of sexual assault, bodily autonomy, self-harm, suicide, animal death, graphic violence, and toxic relationship dynamics. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm, please call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Guest Bios

Alé & Tom are the married hosts of Macabre Mondays, a weekly podcast covering true crime, scary stories, urban legends, and maritime mysteries (including their popular "Cruise Cabin 13" series). Listen to Macabre Mondays on the official website, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get podcasts. Video episodes are available on YouTube as well. 

Cast & Crew

Michael Johnston as Bear (also referred to as Baron)

Inde Navarrette as Nikki

Cooper Tomlinson as Ian 

Megan Lawless as Sarah

Curry Barker — Writer, Director, and Editor

Key Topics & Themes Discussed

Toxic Masculinity & Entitlement: Bear's inability to accept rejection, his pattern of hearing what he wants, and his refusal to take accountability.

Bodily Autonomy: The horror of Nikki being trapped in her own body while Bear continues to exploit her.

The "Nice Guy" Archetype: Bear's performative kindness (opening doors, buying gifts) as a mask for possessive obsession.

Indie Filmmaking Success: How a $750K budget and a YouTube sketch comedian created a record-breaking horror phenomenon.

Media Bias & Gender: A discussion of how male and female predators are treated differently in news coverage, and whether society affords the same compassion to male victims of non-consensual acts.

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EPISODE 37 | Homicidal kids sacrificing their parents to a corn demon sure is one way to beat the flyover state allegations. Do we need to bring back spanking? In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. frolics through the cornfields of Nebraska with a breakdown of the 1984 horror cult classic, Children of the Corn.

Adapted from Stephen King’s 1977 short story of the same name (later published in 1978’s collection Night Shift), Children of the Corn follows a couple as they unwittingly stumble into a deserted town where a cult of murderous children have a habit of offering adults to a demonic deity, He Who Walks Behind the Rows. Listen along as Brandon hilariously recaps the film’s plot and dissects its themes, including the dangers of blind faith, religious fundamentalism, and navigating external influences on impressionable youth. Someone really needs to ground those little hellions!

Is Children of the Corn Worth Watching? | With an average Letterboxd rating of 2.7, the film is often criticized for its slow pacing and lackluster execution, with Brandon giving it a personal rating of 1.5 stars. However, diehard Stephen King and horror fans alike may still want to give it a chance for its chilling premise and iconic imagery.

Cast & Crew:

Peter Horton as Burt

Linda Hamilton as Vicky

John Franklin as Isaac

Courtney Gains as Malachai

Robby Kiger as Job

Anne Marie McEvoy as Sarah

Directed by Fritz Kiersch; screenplay by George Goldsmith

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EPISODE 36 | Whether it’s fitted sheets, femurs, or fibulas, our equipment here at Blue Ribbon Laundry can fold anything! Stain remover sold separately. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. steams and presses his way through the 1995 Stephen King horror film featuring a bloodthirsty laundry machine, The Mangler.

Adapted from Stephen King’s 1972 short story of the same name, The Mangler follows small-town cop John Hunton as he investigates a series of gruesome incidents centered around a, seemingly demonic, industrial speed iron and folding machine. Listen along as Brandon humorously recaps the film’s plot and analyzes its themes, including the illusion of control and the inheritance of family burdens and trauma. Daddy issues much?

Is The Mangler  Worth Watching? | The Mangler is a Stephen King Night Shift adaptation that leans into occult horror, demonic possession, and dark themes of human sacrifice, generational trauma, and corrupt small-town power structures — all revolving around a killer industrial laundry machine. Despite being a collaboration between three horror legends — Stephen King, Tobe Hooper, and Robert Englund — the film’s silliness leads to misfires more times than not, earning only a one-star rating from Brandon (but a 2.7 average on Letterboxd). However, the use of gory practical effects should serve as a high point for horror fans.

Cast & Crew:

Robert Englund as Bill Gartley — best known as Freddy Krueger in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise

Ted Levine as Officer John Hunton

Daniel Matmore as Mark Jackson

Vanessa Pike as Sherry Ouelette

Dimitri Phillips as George Stanner

Lisa Morris as Lin Sue

Directed & Co-written by Tobe Hooper (along with Harry Alan Towers)

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The Whole Damn Enchilada | @the_whole_damn_enchilada_pod

Latest Episode - Rhonda Shear Interview!

Grimly | @grimlypodcast

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EPISODE 35 | Calling all seafood lovers! Come on up to Bridgton where our calamari is literally out of this world! It may bite back, but that’s a later problem. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. highly advises you to stay indoors as he analyzes one the best Stephen King movies with its infamous ending, 2007’s The Mist.

Adapted from King’s 1980 novella of the same name, The Mist is a science fiction and psychological horror film that follows David Drayton, a husband and father living in Maine who gets trapped inside a local grocery store with his young son and fellow survivors after a mysterious, monster-filled mist rolls into town following a powerful storm. Listen along as Brandon recaps the film’s plot and dissects its themes, as what begins as a survival horror story quickly evolves into something far more terrifying — a tale about what fear does to ordinary people.

From giant tentacled creatures and acid-webbing spiders to alien pterodactyls tearing people apart, The Mist is loaded with plenty of gruesome moments to satisfy any horror fan that Brandon hilariously breaks down through his usual dark humor. The Lovecraftian monstrosities are bad, but the biggest danger? A self-proclaimed prophet and her proselytizing. Godspeed!

Is The Mist Worth Watching? | Brandon rates it a 3.5 out of 5 on Letterboxd (in line with its 3.4 average), with the lackluster and aged CGI being the film's biggest weakness. But despite its visual shortcomings at times, it remains a masterclass in tension, character, and thematic depth that horror and Stephen King fans alike shouldn't sleep on. A new adaptation is also in the works at Warner Bros., with Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, Doctor Sleep) at the helm — and Flanagan has confirmed it will go in a completely different direction from the 2007 version.

Cast & Crew:

Thomas Jane as David

Marsha Gay Harden as Mrs. Carmody

Laurie Holden as Amanda

Andre Braugher as Norton

Toby Jones as Ollie

Written, Directed & Produced by Frank Darabont

Themes Discussed:

Fear and human behavior — What do people do when survival instincts kick in?

Mob mentality and radicalization — How fear drives people toward false prophets and group violence

Religion and manipulation — Where is the line between comfort and control?

Parenthood and sacrifice — The film's ending as a meditation on protecting one’s children when faced with an impossible choice

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Source:

https://www.slashfilm.com/1111687/the-mist-director-frank-darabont-turned-down-a-much-larger-budget-to-protect-his-infamous-ending-exclusive/

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EPISODE 34 | Playing tonsil hockey with your zombie wife? And they said romance is dead! Undead? Whatever. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. wonders if it’s okay to punt a demonic toddler as he analyzes the 1989 supernatural horror film written by Stephen King himself, Pet Sematary.

Adapted from King’s 1983 novel of the same name, the film centers on the harrowing tale of Louis Creed, a father who unwittingly sacrifices his family’s safety for the sake of his own grief. Brandon dives into the film’s themes of navigating such grief and parental responsibility, finding ways to humorously comment on them while also relating to his own life and experience as a father. Wait, are we getting deep?

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EPISODE 33 | Some street kitties may cause a burning sensation when you pee, but not this little fella! He’s here to save the day! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. salutes a true feline hero as he analyzes the 1985 anthology horror film penned by Stephen King himself, Cat's Eye.

The film consists of three stories - Quitters, Inc., The Ledge, and General - the first two being adapted from King’s late 1970’s short stories of the same names, and the latter being written just for the silver screen. Pairing humor with insightful commentary, join Brandon as he recaps the three intertwined stories, centered around the film's exploration of the dark side of human nature, with segments that challenge viewers' perceptions of morality, loyalty, and the consequences of addiction.

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Key Highlights:

• Three Chilling Segments: Brandon delves into the film's three segments—Quitter's Inc., The Ledge, and General—each masterfully blending horror with profound themes of addiction, fear, and survival.
• Star-Studded Cast: Featuring a young Drew Barrymore, the episode highlights the performances of notable actors like James Woods and Alan King, bringing depth to their compelling narratives.
• Stephen King's Signature Style: The episode explores how King’s unique storytelling weaves horror into everyday life, reflecting on his own struggles with addiction during the writing process.
• Easter Eggs & References: Brandon uncovers numerous Easter eggs throughout the film, including nods to King’s other works like Cujo and Christine, which add layers of intrigue for dedicated fans.

EPISODE 32 | Why does it look like that Jesus girl is levitating? I think I drank too much of that prom punch, bro. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. cranks dat cupid shuffle all the way back to senior year as he unpacks the 2013 Carrie remake, adapted from Stephen King’s debut novel.

With a blend of humor and insightful commentary, join Brandon as he guides listeners through the story of Carrie White, played by Chloe Grace Moretz, a shy high school girl who discovers her telekinetic powers amidst the chaos of mean girls and religious fanaticism.

As the discussion unfolds, Brandon dives into the film's deeper meanings while exploring themes of narcissism, codependency, and more. Now watch me YUUUUUUU!

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EPISODE 31 | A cozy king suite with breathtaking city views, mini bar, and unlimited psychological torment - book your stay at the Dolphin Hotel today! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. checks into the hotel from Hell as he dissects 2007’s supernatural horror film 1408, adapted from Stephen King’s short story.

With a blend of humor and insightful commentary, join Brandon as he guides listeners through the story of Mike Enslin, played by John Cusack, a skeptical author who explores haunted locations in a search for proof of the afterlife – a journey that leads him to New York City and the ominous Room 1408, plagued by a horrifying history of unexplained deaths and paranormal activity.

As the discussion unfolds, Brandon dives into the film's deeper meanings while exploring themes of grief and the boundaries between life and death, also offering unsettling theories about the nature of Mike's experiences and reality itself.

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EPISODE 30 | Human overlord crossing the road? Don’t hesitate, accelerate! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. takes a look under the hood (sorry) of Stephen King’s 1986 chaotic horror film Maximum Overdrive, adapted from the author’s short story, Trucks.

Discussing Maximum Overdrive’s plot where machines come to murderous life and attack humans after Earth passes through the tail of a comet, Brandon humorously analyzes the film’s story in addition to providing anecdotes about its production behind the scenes. He also provides theories on potential themes and social commentary hidden beneath the film’s campiness and absurdity.

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Maximum Overdrive Production Details, Article by BJ Colangelo:

https://www.slashfilm.com/846373/stephen-king-has-repeatedly-apologized-for-his-most-bonkers-movie/

BONUS EPISODE 01 | To the windooow, to the wall! Til the residual ectoplasmic material drops down my…nevermind. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. welcomes Missy and Meg, co-hosts of the true crime podcast Grimly, for an unhinged analysis of the 2011 found footage horror film and cult favorite, Grave Encounters.

First, the film's premise: a reality TV crew's ill-fated attempt to capture paranormal activity at the abandoned Collingwood Psychiatric Hospital. Brandon, Missy, and Meg highlight the film's ability to evoke genuine fear through its clever scares, as the characters navigate through the eerie asylum filled with dark history and supernatural forces.

As the ghostly encounters escalate, our hosts' comedic commentary serves to underscore the absurdity of the characters’ situations. The conversation shifts, as the gang explores the undertones of social media culture reflected in the film—specifically, the relentless pursuit of content at any cost. Plus, there are intimate ghost jokes and other tomfoolery!

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EPISODE 29 | Whoa! Is that a parasitic space worm in your pants or are you just happy to see me? In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. dives into the eerie world of 2003’s Dreamcatcher, adapted from the Stephen King novel of the same name.

Kicking off season four, Brandon reflects on his personal connection to King’s work, revealing how reading the author’s short stories as a preteen helped spark his lifelong love for horror. As he dissects the film's plot, Brandon balances exploring its themes of friendship, trauma, and isolation, with his usual humor and out-of-pocket commentary. We back, baybeeee!

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EPISODE 28 | Try our brand new Chocolate Starfish today! Creamy nut butter surrounded by a crunchy shell, this sweet treat is sure to be a favorite! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O brings season three to a close as he dives deep into the unsettling horror anthology film, VHS Halloween. After dissecting all eight films and 42 segments of this found footage franchise, Brandon officially crowns the best one of them all according to story quality, SFX, situational fear, and likelihood of death. Join him as he ranks the horrific sequences while maintaining a lighthearted commentary that marries the eerie with the laughable.

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EPISODE 27 | Pretty sure the skydiving waiver doesn't cover alien invasions. Better lawyer up, buddy! In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. nears the end of the road to determine the best segment in the V/H/S franchise as he chops up the seventh film in the series, V/H/S/Beyond. Grading each segment on story quality, special effects, situational fear, and the likelihood of death, Brandon mixes his unique humor and analysis with social commentary about ambition, entitlement, and resilience in the face of horror.

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EPISODE 26 | Human sacrifices never tasted so sweet! Don't forget to wash all that p̶o̶i̶s̶o̶n̶ chocolatey goodness down with a glass of cold milk. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. continues his quest to determine the best segment in the V/H/S franchise as he breaks down the sixth film in the series, V/H/S/85. Evaluating each segment based on story quality, special effects, situational fear, and the likelihood of death, Brandon offers his unique humor and insights on social commentary related to wealth disparity, societal and familial expectations, and more.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 - Cold Open

00:01:21 - Welcome & Intro

00:05:03 - Leaderboard Recap & Segment Overview

00:06:52 - Segment 1: TKNOGD

00:17:48 - Segment 2: Total Copy

00:28:26 - Segment 3: God of Death

00:41:12 - Segment 4: Dream Kill

00:57:37 - Segment 5: No Wake / Ambrosia

01:17:46 - Rankings Recap, Leaderboard Update & Outro

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EPISODE 25 | Throw away those little blue pills because one gaze into this Greek hottie’s eyes will get you as hard as stone! Literally, but let’s not focus on minor details. In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. discusses the horror film V/H/S/99 as he evaluates each of the five segments based on story quality, special effects, situational fear, and likelihood of death. From being buried alive with a ghoul for company to tentacled genies and touring Hell, Brandon uses a blend of comedy and insight to rank the segments while also analyzing some of the deeper social themes present.

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Chapters

• 00:00 - Cold open
• 01:10 - Welcome and intro
• 05:18 - Leaderboard recap and segment overview
• 06:58 - ‘Shredding’ breakdown
• 18:51 - ‘Suicide Bid’ breakdown
• 34:30 - ‘The Gawkers’ breakdown
• 44:13 - ‘To Hell and Back’ breakdown
• 51:57 - ‘Ozzy's Dungeon’ breakdown
• 01:05:49 - Ratings recap, leaderboard update, and outro

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EPISODE 24 | Attention, fellow patriots! Don’t forget to bring your own vampire to the next rally (pointed hoods are encouraged but not required). In this episode of Terrorific, host Brandon O. breaks down the five segments in 2021’s found footage anthology horror film V/H/S/94 as he continues his hunt for the franchise’s best. From sewer rat gods to cyborgs with swords for hands, Brandon provides a deep and comedic analysis of each segment while grading its story quality, special effects, situational fear, and likelihood of death.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 - Cold open

00:01:32 - Intro and leaderboard recap

00:03:45 - 'Storm Drain' breakdown

00:12:41 - 'Holy Hell' breakdown

00:19:45 - 'The Empty Wake' breakdown

00:29:23 - 'Terror' breakdown

00:38:33 - 'The Subject' breakdown

00:53:44 - Updated leaderboard and outro

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EPISODE 23 | Just the tip? Not advisable when dealing with the unique anatomy of this parallel universe. In fact, you should probably triple bag it. Kidding! In perhaps the most unhinged episode of Terrorific yet, host Brandon O. breaks down the segments of 2014’s anthology horror film V/H/S: Viral. From bizarre police chases involving ice cream trucks to magical cloaks with an appetite, Brandon shares his thoughts on the absurdity of the narratives, the quality of the special effects, and the underlying themes of societal decay and brain rot. Each segment is analyzed and rated as the hunt continues for the best segment in the entire V/H/S franchise. Alakazam!

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CHAPTERS:

00:00:00 - Cold open and intro

00:01:11 - Welcome and ratings recap

00:02:50 - 'Vicious Circles’ breakdown

00:14:55 - 'Dante the Great’ breakdown

00:25:58 - 'Bonestorm’ breakdown

00:32:54 - 'Parallel Monsters’ breakdown

00:46:50 - Leaderboard update and outro

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