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We have things to say about Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994)... If you have a proper aversion to bad CGI, this is not the film for you.

John Carpenter's The Fog (1980)is a visually memorable and eerie film. It's great.

On lucky number day 13, we review Dario Argento's savagely stunning thriller, Opera (1987).

House (1977) is one of our favorite horror films of all time. Not because it's scary, not because it's a good story, but because it is absolutely insane in the best way possible.

Pumpkinhead (1988), scary? Or too cheesy? Andrew and Teresa debate this cult classic.

Richard Donner's The Omen (1976) is considered to be one of the scariest horror films of all time. On Day 10, Andrew and Teresa discuss the legacy of this film and also the elements that have not aged as well.

Get Out (2017) is a cultural phenomenon horror film that actually lives up to the hype. Jordan Peele is a masterful director and his first feature film only gets better after multiple viewings.

This is a sneaky good ghost/possession film from the 2000's with big stars. What Lies Beneath is a childhood favorite of Teresa's and an enjoyable film to re-watch due to its expert storytelling.

We discovered this film from a must-see horror list and were completely blown away by it. Jee-woon Kim's A Tale of Two Sister (2003) is the scariest film we have ever seen.

Another new franchise for Andrew and Teresa! We watched one of the ultimate slasher films of the 80's, Friday the 13th, and boy do we have things to say...

Before there was Suspiria, there was Deep Red. On Day 5, we discuss Dario Argento's 1975 Italian giallo film. This was not our favorite, but it was amazing to see how the genre directly influenced American slasher films.

What Robert Wise's 1963 horror classic The Haunting lacks in story it makes up for it with brilliant cinematography and skin crawling sound design.

Day 3! We recently discovered that David Bowie played a vampire in an erotic horror film directed by Tony Scott...so of course we had to watch it! Listen now to our review of this stylish film.

Japanese horror films are incredibly scary and this is no exception. On Day 2, we discuss Hideo Nakata's film Dark Water(a new favorite of ours).

We're back! And we are bringing your our new series: 31 Days of Horror, where we discuss a horror film every day in October — some good, some not so good. Day 1, we finally watched a Freddy Krueger film (in fact we ended up watching two) and we have some mix reactions about this cult classic.

Andrew and Teresa talk about Dan Gilroy's new movie Velvet Buzzsaw starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo, Toni Collette, Zawe Ashton, and John Malkovich. www.obscurabroadcastingcompany.com

Interview with Detroit filmmaker Boysuber. Follow Obscura Broadcasting Company on Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ObscuraBroadcastingCompany Instagram https://www.instagram.com/obscura_broadcasting_co/

Our Review of Vox Lux starring Natalie Portman. Directed by Brady Corbet Follow Obscura Broadcasting Company on Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ObscuraBroadcastingCompany Instagram https://www.instagram.com/obscura_broadcasting_co/

Our Review of Beautiful Boy starring Steve Carrell, Timothée Chalamet and Maura Tierney. Directed by Felix Van Groeningen

Join us as we discuss bad movies we can't help but love.

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Join us this week as we discuss the work of the world renowned filmmaker, Terence Malick.

Join us as we interview filmmaker Tim Smith about the success of his short film The Russian Sleep Experiment and what's next for him.

Join us this week as we discuss our web series RIDERS which is premiering right now on our facebook and youtube channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8cleWZNzLkTYXb5bvlYFLQ