B3 Podcast

The ladies celebrate Black History month by delving into one of the most iconic horror villains, Candyman, or Daniel Robitaille, played by the exceptional and memorable Tony Todd, Shocker: its an absolute love fest this week. The ladies also discuss Ween's fear of a certain flying insect, Rae's absolute willingness to go anywhere with Candyman, and how one action can lose us in a movie completely...

On this weeks episode the ladies finish up #NewYorksEve month with Frank Hennenlotter's exploitation classic franchise, Basket Case 1 & 2. What can be said about a murderous sentient ballsack with arms that gets more trim than Leonardo DiCaprio at fashion week? The ladies discuss the usage of horrific sound effects, a bit of exploitation film history, and how many things Belial can be compared...

The ladies start New York's Eve (Sorry, Ween) month with a travel back in time to 1980's NYC with 1984's C.H.U.D. Because that acronym stood for more than one thing in this movie,  the true meaning will be left a mystery. They also discuss 1989's C.H.U.D 2: Bud the Chud wherein which the term 'CHUD' can be used as a verb, noun, adjective, etc. Let's say that one of our team enjoyed CHUD2 more...

Tis' the Season for flesh cookies and sexism. For our Christmas themed episode we are covering Bob Clarke's masterpiece, Black Christmas (1974) and Blumhouse's abominable 2019 'remake'. Our own Rae gives a 10 minute synopsis of the 2006 version and what part actually made her gag. The ladies discuss places to hide your liquor, John 'Sexy' Saxon, and how a movie that bares absolutely no resemblance...

On this weeks episode we are covering David Gordon Green and Co's Halloween 2018 and Halloween Kills and after last episode and the pure vitriol that was raging through us, this was a delicious digestif. We celebrate the return of the powerhouse that is Jamie Lee Curtis to the franchise and wax poetic about the amazing Judy Greer.  At the conclusion of our review of this franchise, these two...

Listeners, it almost happened. Rob Zombie almost ruined the podcast. The ladies discuss Halloween (2007) and Halloween 2 (2009) and at a number of times almost quit the podcast. What makes Rob the biggest hypocrite regarding his view of cameos? What's with the stupid white horse? Why is everyone so dirty?! These topics are covered however, its debatable as to whether any real conclusions are reach...

On this episode the ladies finish up the original series with Halloween H20 and Resurrection (Erection). I don't know if fun was had by either party on this one. A little time is spent on the lack of diversity and representation in Hollywood and some wonderful documentary offerings.  We rank the original series and Rae surprises no one with her trash rankings.  Next Up: Rob Zombie's Hall...

There is no Baby Paul Rudd saving this piece of dreck. The ladies lose their minds attempting to make sense of this last installment in the Thorn trilogy. They also discuss if having a sweet ass jeep saves Tommy Doyle from being murdered, the last appearance of Dr. 'Waves a gun at kids' Loomis, and omg, Michael Myers knocked up a teenager. They also posit ways in which this film could have been sa...

We tried to tackle Halloween 4, 5, and 6 in one episode but we were unprepared for the dumpster fire that is part 6. We discuss the switching of Lindsay and Tina, why all the men in this franchise are the friggin' worst, how much therapy poor Jaime Lloyd will need, and what is this cult of Thorn leading to? Spoiler: it ain't pretty. Also, it gets really sing-ey tonight.  Hosted on Acast. See...

We are two ladies who love drinking and talking about horror movies. We've started this adventure with a seminole horror double feature John Carpenter's Halloween and Halloween 2. The ladies discuss a little production history and the impression Michael Myers has left on the cultural zeitgeist. Also discussed is the first appearance of the 'scary movies rules', the legend of the final girl, and wh...