joblo horror

In which Jorge and JT return to their normal Wednesday schedule to yammer about the YouTubes and some of their current favorite horror channels and presenters.

TOPICS (with links)
Alter
Dead Meat
Ghost Pirate Entertainment/Kainan Becker
The Horror Geek
JoBlo Horror
Nightmare Maven
Spooky Astronauts
Watcher: Too Many Spirits
Wendigoon
WhatCulture Horror

NEXT WEEK
Movies That Have No Business Being This Good

Every week on Spotify we post a Q&A and a Poll for an upcoming episode. Stop by, share your opinion, and we'll share the results!

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There have been prevailing rumors over the years that Kevin Williamson had to completely rewrite the ending of Scream 2 after a script leak, early into production. This mythical story is easy to get lost in, as the idea of different killers in a Scream movie is just about as exciting as can be. So let's take a look at who would have been the killers and what would have been different as we look at the alternate version of Scream 2.

Today we’re going to showcase an actress who has actually pulled off the rare hat trick of surviving through every one of her appearances in the franchise she helped make amazing. I’m talking about Ashley Laurence, who brought to life on screen one of the most unlucky daughters and nieces in the history of horror films, Kirsty Cotton, in Clive Barker’s classic Hellraiser. Ashley has since taken her place alongside other heroines of horror history. So, let’s open the box and peer inside to find out WTF Happened to this Horror Celebrity?

Today we revisit the one that started it all, the original 1980 Friday The 13th! Will the guys agree on its legacy, or is this entry a divisive entry between the two? Grab yourself a drink as it is hump day, and let's dig into the Pamela Voorhees entry on this episode of The Arrow In The Head Show!
Robert Englund's AITH Interview: https://bit.ly/3nUXGeW

Today on The Arrow In The Head Show, we're heading back to 1989 and focusing exclusively on Wes Craven's Shocker. What worked, what didn't, why we love it, and much more. If you're a fan of the flick, have a drink with us and enjoy the weekend!