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Friday Night Frightfest

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A biweekly podcast reviewing horror movie double features, hosted by Elizabeth and Andrew

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fridaynightfrightfest.com

Latest episode

Jul 3, 2026

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Episodes

The Body and Flesh and Blood 30.11.2018

In this episode we look at the first two installments of Hulu\'s monthly horror anthology series Into the Dark: The Body and Flesh and Blood.\r\n\r\nSpoilers start around 08:00.

Gingersnaps and They 16.11.2018

This double feature looks at two films from the early 2000s that both feature young women: Gingersnaps (2000) and They (2002). \r\n\r\nSpoilers start around 7:40

Goosebumps and Halloweentown 31.10.2018

In this special Halloween edition of the podcast, we take a look at the family-friendly films Goosebumps (2005) and Halloweentown (1998).\r\n\r\nSpoilers start around 7:20.

Hereditary and The Invitation 19.10.2018

This week\'s double feature has potentially two themes: Initial theme - family legacy; theme after watching - creepy murder cults.\r\n\r\nOur reviews of the 2018 film Hereditary, which we paired with 2015 film The Invitation. \r\n\r\nSpoilers start around minute 8.

The Void and 13 Cameras 05.10.2018

This week we watched two films currently available via streaming, the The Void and 13 Cameras aka Slumlord

It Follows and Creep 21.09.2018

Our inaugural episode looks at two films currently available via streaming, the 2014 films It Follows and Creep. Both films explore the hidden side of horror and make you afraid of things that you can\'t see.

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