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Welcome to the Horror Project Podcast. Join hosts Laura and Phil as they review Lake Placid (1999).

This was a first time watch for both us, and it wildly swerved every expectation that we may have had going into it. (We've only waited 25 years to check it out).

With an incredibly strong cast delivering performances which left us scratching our heads, Brendan Gleeson we are looking at you!?! With an odd accent which travels from Dublin to Maine, plus everywhere in-between.

We also discuss Betty White’s disregard for her own cattle and the CGI / animatronic hybrid which creates the giant killer Crocodile. We couldn’t help but compare it to the dinosaur’s featured in Jurassic Park which was released only 6 years earlier. 

Plus we shall be finding a place on the leaderboard for the movie during our Ranking.

We hope you enjoy the show, thanks for listening!

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Prepare to be lured into the hauntingly enigmatic world of David Lynch's "Lost Highway," as I, Travis Dudding, guide you through the film's nightmarish landscape. This episode peels back the curtain on a marriage shrouded in secrecy and a series of videotapes that propel us into a psychological labyrinth. As we traverse the dimly lit corridors of Fred's mind, played by Bill Pullman, tensions rise with the spectral presence of a pale man, a saxophone's wail, and a Hollywood party that distorts reality.

Journey with us as the story morphs into a chilling noir, where the walls of a prison cell cannot contain the chaos of shifting identities. Our guest and I dissect the baffling transformation from Fred to a mechanic named Pete, portrayed by Balthazar Getty, whose life becomes intertwined with the seductive and treacherous Alice Wakefield, also played by Patricia Arquette. We navigate the murky depths of betrayal, violence, and the desperate search for freedom, leaving no stone unturned as we scrutinize the film's perplexing turns.

Clutch your seat as the episode crescendos into a thrilling exploration of connections and revelations. In a world where doppelgängers and alternate realities weave a complex web, we scrutinize the enigmatic intertwining of characters and the startling discovery awaiting in the desert's desolate expanse. This foray into Lynch's masterpiece is an intricate dance with the macabre and the mysterious, culminating in a frenetic chase from the authorities and a final message that will echo long after the credits roll. Join us for this audacious expedition into the heart of "Lost Highway," where the only certainty is the uncanny allure of the unknown.

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Let's go back to 1999 and eat some people!

Also, sincere apologies for the occasional table bump noise issue on this episode.

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This week we discuss Ugg slippers and their knockoffs, thinking skinny jeans were eternal, death row last meals, whether people know who Devon Sawa is, the ultra chic lewk of a bitchy blonde rich widow in a kids movie, if it's sociopathic to not feel bad for Casper, how phones worked in the 90s, the math/science of a ghost's age, the need to stop sexualizing animals and ghosts, tv for dogs, ghost biology pertaining to sh*tting, the childhood obsession with at-home chair lifts for elderly people, treats made to look gross, why every angel has curly hair, how old timey boys always wear white blousy peasant tops and SO MUCH MORE!!!

Infiltrate Pip’s Book Club with exact precision to annihilate enemies of friends you made along the way. Give offerings to the Black Saviour in The Equalizer trilogy this week.

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Here we are 50 pods later and still going strong! Heres to another 50! And for our 50th pod we are picking a true gem close to our hearts. Spaceballs from 1987! Dont forget to like share and sub and follow us on TikTok, X, Facebook, YouTube, and Rumble! We love all of you and cant wait to spend the next 50 with you! This weeks Creator Profile is Selena Gomez!

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Today we talk about the Mel Brooks classic spoof of Star Wars, etc, its brilliance, and all its hilarity.

Today's root beer is Way Cool….. well, that's what it was called, anyway.

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The life and tragic death of actor and martial artist Brandon Lee. 

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1:18 Celebrity Deaths March 2023 

3:32 Promo Talk Murder To Me 

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7:34 Brandon Lee Early Life 

11:42 Acting Career 

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15:67 The Crow Movie, Shooting issues 

17:44 The Death of #brandonlee 

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What’s better than watching Betty White curse out a bunch of cops? We can’t think of much — other than getting the chance to gush about it for an hour and a half. And we knew that if we were going to do that, we had to bring in the experts. So we invited Out on the Lanai, the first Golden Girls podcast, to join us on a new Spooky Tuesday as we covered Lake Placid (1999). Half a creature feature and half a Bill Pullman rom-com, this flick features Bridget Fonda mid-breakup spiral as she drags her butt out to the boonies of Maine to flirt with lady cops, banter with eccentric billionaires, and hunt for prehistoric monsters. Whether you’re comparing it to The Meg or to Nope or to Ally McBeal, there’s no denying that this movie makes for one golden time with the girls.

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https://www.macabredaily.com/articles/retro-review-the-cozy-pre-y2k-nostagia-of-lake-placid

https://blog.wildfloridairboats.com/have-you-seen-the-movie-lake-placid-let-us-clear-up-a-myth-for-you

https://www.everythingreptiles.com/alligator-vs-crocodile/ 

It's Hit Factory's third birthday, and you're invited to celebrate along with us! Join us as we count down our baker's Top Ten films from past episodes.

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Slacker feat. Robert Raymond

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Welcome to the Horror Project Podcast. Join hosts Phil and Laura as they review The Grudge (2004).

This week we discuss the combination of sorrow and rage which creates the Grudge curse. The Fish-out-of water aspect of the film, as we are thrown into Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Japanese journey. Unexpected time jumps and Laura's masterful impression of Kayako Saeki!

Plus we shall be finding a place on the leaderboard for the movie during our Ranking.

We hope you enjoy the show, thanks for listening!

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You know how they say Casper’s the friendly ghost? Here at Spooky Tuesday, we’re pretty sure he’s also one of the flirtiest little phantoms we’ve ever met. From the second he set eyes on Christina Ricci’s Kat, he knew she was the one for him, and he wasn't about to let small matters like life or death get in their way. That’s what makes Casper (1995) the right fit for Romance Month, and on our latest episode, we’re breaking down both our baby bisexual awakenings and those theories about just what exactly makes the Lazarus Machine run.

References:

https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/casper.html

https://www.slashfilm.com/757824/the-1995-movie-casper-is-deeply-upsetting-and-we-need-to-talk-about-this/

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/08/241274/casper-movie-review-dark-ghost-story-christina-ricci

https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/casper-friendly-ghost-1995-movie-brad-silberling-retrospective-interview

This week's random topic is stories.

Meagan and Jeff talk about the power of stories and what makes a good love story.  Meagan throws shade at Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks.  Jeff stakes his opinion on stories a little strong.

Check out our playlist of love songs on SPOTIFY

What are some of your favorite love songs? What romantic films do you love? What movies have a GOOD love story to you? Let us know!

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They're reviewing and ranking their Top Ten Fictional Presidents.
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ZERO EFFECT takes the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle short story "A Scandal in Bohemia" and updates it in a 1998 comedy slash mystery from Jake Kasdan which Sidey loves and I had never seen before. Bill Pullman is tortured soul Daryl Zero; the world's greatest private investigator and a recluse who will only be represented in public by his long-suffering assistant Arlo (Ben Stiller). Together, Zero and Arlo have solved some of the world's most bewildering criminal cases, including The Case Of The Man With Mismatched Shoelaces and The Case of the Hired Gun Who Made Too Many Mistakes. When wealthy businessman Gregory Stark (Ryan O Neal) hires the duo to find missing keys to a safety deposit box, Zero uncovers a secret involving Gloria Sullivan (Kim Dickens), a paramedic with a mysterious past, whilst also finding himself slowly falling in love with her.

Both the Downey Jr. SHERLOCK movies left me cold and beyond KNIVES OUT I would be hard pressed to name anything in this genre that's raised even a semi out of me recently so I'm probably not the best to review this because beyond the excellent opening 40 minutes where we are introduced to Zero and his world, I found the movie to be meandering and sometimes predictable during the actual mystery. A huge lack of chemistry between Pullman and Dickens doesn't help and the ending seems somehow both abrupt and overly long at the same time though Sidey will point to all the stuff that's good about it: the off kilter neo-noir aspects, Bill Pullman's magnetic performance, the pulpy mystery and surprising denouement so if you are a fan of the Sherlock Holmes mythos or the crime mystery genre and haven't seen this, you should absolutely check it out.   

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On this episode of the podcast, we look at the comedy classic Spaceballs.  Find out our thoughts on this famous satire and see if we think it stands the test of time.

The truth is, we all need a friendly ghost in our lives - & Casper is the purest, bestest boi for the job! When was the last time you saw this masterpiece? The aesthetics! The vibes! The 90s of it all! Join us as we get settled into this sweet haunting for the Halloween season!