C + R (Coffee and Remakes)

A curveball episode to take a step back from traditionally analytic-heavy content, Carla ditches the script to casually converse about a horror comedy that thoroughly shook her to her core. While still exploring extremely thrilling topics like copyright law and public domain there was plenty of time to rant about the current state of horror comedies, nostalgiabait, and...the adultification of Disney cartoons. Tonight's wine of choice is perhaps an unlikely pairing but you can count on this Sauvignon Blanc to sweeten the deal.Available on YouTube 12/22/2025 @ 4 PM CSThttps://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

Wow, talk about timing! With themes of the occult and parapsychology, Carla reviews a unique film just in time for spooky season to her delight. Starting off strong with discussing deals with the devil and the horrors of night time TV, there is so much to learn on Episode 4. However, the film found itself in controversy that shrouds the film to this day that audience members cannot ignore. A certified favorite Cabernet Sauvignon accompanies Carla that is also appreciated visually!Available on YouTube 10/20/2025 @ 4 PM CSThttps://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

She's alive...again?After yet another unexpected hiatus, Carla admits things were not working out in her professional life but amidst the great uncertainty she comes back full force with a fantastic review of a horror/sci-fi classic refreshed and renewed. Tackling some obvious themes of freezing temperatures and paranoia, she dives into masculinity: a theme rarely discussed surrounding the film. Carla mistakenly says the New Zealand white wine presented in the episode to be the first NZ wine on the podcast but is nonetheless impressed by her choice of pairing.Available on YouTube.https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

She's alive! She's alive!Carla returns to Gore & Grapes after her unplanned hiatus to dissect a Spanish found-footage horror film. With themes of Spanish influence on the film, an American perspective, mazes and labyrinths, and missed opportunities there is plenty to dive into. All appears to be normal until Carla presents a quite unusual New Zealand bottle of wine...Available on YouTube @ 2 PM.https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

Welcome to Season 3!Gore & Grapes starts strong by introducing the show's first ever guest: Ruben L. Garza Jr. aka vocalist of Through N Through, who also happens to be Carla's beloved cousin. Ruben shares his love for horror by naming his Top 5 films, how it has influenced his songwriting, and the overlap between metal and horror films. The pair discuss themes of revenge, artists "suffering for their art", the film's changing mood, and women's position in slasher films. A casual but fun take on this horror classic that you are sure to have a killer time!Video version available on YouTube 2/11/2025 @ 12 PM CSTCheck out TNT here:https://linktr.ee/throughnthrough?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYx_oYTEYvjy11pNZmI5kDAzZpFopcflvN8ZhwMkDd0aamYiPUIQhWUa-U_aem_zNnwh3nomH1OrmeS8mCIlQCheck out my socials!https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

As a warm up before the big Season 3 announcement Carla takes it upon her very drunk self to review a horror comedy that she truly enjoyed while discussing topics such as British humor and the psychology of stuffed animals over the podcast's first taste of Mexican wine. While tripping over her words and making many mistakes she is still able to let the audience in on a little secret about the first episode of Season 3. Also featuring Pat O'Hara as the voice of Benny. https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

Welcome to the Season 2 Bonus Episode of Gore & Grapes! On a 2 PM Sunday afternoon, Carla drinks a cup of coffee from a local shop while discussing exciting plans for Season 3, thoughts on the Nosferatu trailer and movie remakes, the last season of Chucky, and answering some questions sent in by listeners. https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

As Season 2 of Gore & Grapes comes to a close, Carla ends the season by reviving a forgotten horror film that once went viral online. This brings up topics of mental health awareness, generational trauma, and a fear that most people can relate to. Due to its heavy themes and some bad news, a white wine is paired (with some good news, too!) to uplift the episode. https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

The film for Episode 9 of Gore & Grapes is one that Carla deems distasteful for her liking but she sweetens the review with an Argentinian wine while discussing Forensic Science and its allure in horror, the rising interest in true crime, and even critiquing parts of the film with her background in mortuary science. https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes

The format for Episode 8 is slightly altered to best critique Rent-A-Pal, a horror movie with unique themes that Carla breaks down such as the changing landscape of dating in the present times and incel culture. Carla also switches up the choice of wine to lighten the mood all while talking about lemon bread, as well. https://linktr.ee/goreandgrapes