The Fright Crew

This week, on our final epside of The Fright Crew, Jensen decided to pull The Texas Chainsaw Massacre from 2003 directed by Marcus Nispel out of the Body Bag! Thank you so so much to everyone who has ever listened to even a single episode, shared a post, read one of these, or supported us in any way. We had such a fun time with everyone and we love every single one of you!

This week on the podcast, Courtney decided, for her final pick, to pull Beetlejuice from 1988 directed by Tim Burton out of the Body Bag!

This week on the podcast, Jensen decided to pull The Invisible Man from 1933 directed by James Whale out of the Body Bag!

3 More to Go! This week on the podcast, Courtney decided to pull Fresh from 2020 directed by Mimi Cave out of the Body Bag!

It is time; time for The Fright Crew to hang up the aprons and scalpels and retire from doing autopsies. We have talked it over and have come to the conclusion that it's time to call it quits from podcasting. The two of us have decided to do a FINAL theme where we talk about our personal favorites; ones that we were never able to cover in the first place. We love you.

There is no current theme, so instead Courtney finally had Jensen watch Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein and Jensen had the idea to make it a double feature with the new Trick or Treat Scooby Doo that came out last year only. We talk about nostalgia and how quickly Halloween came and went this year. We also talk about Halloween candy near the end of the episode if you're here for that discussion. We hope that you all have a safe and awesome Halloween! We love you!

The current theme is David Cronenberg and this week, we decided to pull Crimes of the Future from 2022 directed by David Cronenberg out of the Body Bag! We talk about how strange this film is and how some of it, we honestly didn't really understand. But we also talk about how amazing David Cronenberg is so none of it really matters anyway. Also, please make sure to not spill. Thanks.

The current theme is David Cronenberg and this week, Courtney decided to pull Videodrome from 1983 directed by David Cronenberg out of the Body Bag! We talk about weird soup and we also talk about how weird and strange this film is honestly. We also talk about how weird the porn industry must be. Also, Long Live the New Flesh of course!

The current theme is David Cronenberg and this week, Jensen decided to pull The Brood from 1979 directed by David Cronenberg out of the Body Bag! First off, we have Jensen's friend from work on, Matt. He really loves Godzilla almost to the point that he would be down to give birth to a baby one of them! We also talk about how this is definitely one of Cronenberg's tamer movies out of the bunch. Also, did you happen to grow up with one of those weird crystal ball things in your house? Because we think that it was mostly a white people thing to have lying around.

The current theme is Hey There, Demons. It's Me, Ya Boy and this week, we decided to pull The Exorcist from 1973 directed by William Friedkin out of the Body Bag! We talk about how iconic this film actually is and how teenagers today would probably think that it's actually a pretty funny film. We also talk a little bit about the skeletons in our closets. Also, we really think that you should go ahead and hit the buy now button on one of those Pope Dildos.