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So I Married A Horror Fan

A Husband & Wife Horror podcast.Simon loves horror, Leigh not so much. Join them as they go on this horror journey together

tv & film film reviews

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01:13:46

M3GAN

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2023/01/14

In this episode we take a look at 2023's First big Horror release M3GAN, the new film from Blumhouse. We talk about expectations going in and how the movie met or in some cases didn't meet those expectations. We get into the idea of pg13 horror and how different ratings effect movies across the globe. We discuss about generations being raised by technology, parenting and some of the films deeper themes. We go all in on discussing M3GAN herself, the character, what she means to the film, as well as

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01:17:45

#108 - V/H/S

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2023/01/09

Anthology month rolls on, as we take a look at V/H/S from 2012. We crossover with another sub genre as we see what a found footage approach to the Anthology sub genre looks like. We talk about how much fun this movie is and also how wildly consistent it is. We discuss what a fertile breeding ground this movie was for some of Horror's breakthrough directors & writers from the last decade. We go through each segment, break them down, discuss them all, then rate & rank them all. Leigh doesn't generally

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00:48:57

Five by Five: Top 5 Double Bills

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2023/01/06

This month's Five by Five is a fun one. We dive deep into our film well and put together lists of film's we think would make interesting double bills

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01:12:31

#107 - Scare Package

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2023/01/02

2023 Is here! We are kicking off this new year with a look at Horror Anthologies. Up first is a very special delivery, as we open up a Scare Package courtesy of Shudder. In this episode we take a quick look ahead at all the important Horror films coming out in 2023 and what is on our radar. We get into our thoughts on Anthology Horror overall and our expectations going into this one. We break down each individual segment and discuss our thoughts on each story, as well as tackling the wraparound

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00:53:42

#106 - Hellboy (2004)

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/26

In our final episode of 2022 we are taking a look at the 2004 film adaptation of Hellboy starring Ron Perlman as the titular wielder of the Right Hand of Doom. We talk about the impact this movie had on the comic book film sub genre upon release and how it faired in a release year full of mainstream adaptations. Simon talks about how Kevin Smith & Good Charlotte are responsible for his love of Hellboy and how obsessed he was with this film. Leigh talks about seeing it for the first time, how much

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01:18:00

#105 - The Crow

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/19

In our penultimate episode of 2022, we are looking at a genuine classic, the gothic masterpiece The Crow from 1994, based on the comic book by James O'Barr. It's Simon's all time favourite film and remains so to this day, during the episode he explains his love for it. Leigh talks about seeing the film for the first time and how she feels about it now. She also explains why it could be considered a horror film. We discuss all of the ins & outs surrounding the films production, release & it's lasting

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00:57:44

Crossing the Stream: Ghostwatch

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/16

Our final Crossing the Stream of the year is here! We are taking a look at the infamous & legendary BBC One Halloween special Ghostwatch from 1992. This episode was good fun. We dove headfirst into one of the most well known and controversial BBC shows ever made. How did we both feel watching this for the first time, and how much did we know going in? How well does it execute its central premise, and how does it hold up 30 years later? Why was this considered to be so shocking and how did something

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01:24:50

#104 - Blade

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/15

After a minor delay we are back! Our Horror Comic Film month rolls on with a look at 1998's Blade, starring Wesley Snipes as the Half Human, Half Vampire character from Marvel Comics. We look back at our first experiences with this film and our personal relationships with the franchise as a whole. We discuss the film's impact on Culture and how it signaled a significant shift in attitudes towards what a comic book film could be. We also talk about how this movie influenced a generation of films &

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01:18:53

#103 - From Hell

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/05

December is here! We are finishing the year off with a look at some Horror Comic Book Adaptations. Up first is From Hell, the 2001 adaptation of Alan Moore's seminal tome about the Jack the Ripper murders. We discuss our personal feelings on Alan Moore and his works. Simon breaks down the plot of the graphic novel and how the film differs. How well does the film adapt the story and blend in the real life elements of the true story. Were the Hughes Brothers the wrong Directors to tell this story

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01:04:20

Five by Five: Best of 2022

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/12/02

It's the end of the year! Join us as we look at our top ten favourite horror films/shows of 2022!

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00:58:54

Chucky - Season Two

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/30

In this episode we look at Season Two of Chucky. Please be advised this is a full spoiler episode from the get go. We get into all the new & returning characters as well as the overall story of this season. We go through spoilers talking about what did & didn't work for us and the reasons why. We discuss where the show could go in season 3 and beyond. Could the characters from the show make the leap into a film? All of this plus much more in this jam packed bonus episode. So press that play button

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01:11:24

#102 - The Mummy (1999)

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/28

In our final (for now) trip back to the 90s, we are closing out November with a look at The Mummy from 1999. This was a fun episode to get into, as we discuss the first time we saw this movie and our initial thoughts. We talk about ties to the original Universal Monsters Franchise and how it works & doesn't work as an update. Comparisons to the 2017 failed Tom Cruise film. How far does this film push the horror and how were they able to get away with so much on such a light rating. we get into the

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00:57:23

#101 - Cemetery Man (Aka Dellamorte Dellamore)

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/21

In this week's episode, there is a lot of WTF happening as we look at 1994's Italian Horror Dellamorte Dellamore (aka Cemetery Man. We wonder what we have gotten ourselves into, with one of the oddest films we have ever watched. We talk about cultural differences and Italian sensibilities lend themselves to creating something entirely off the wall and ask ourselves whether or not we missed the point completely. We discuss the central "plot" and how this movie throws a lot at the audience. Is it

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00:51:10

Crossing the Stream: Wendell & Wild

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/18

In this month's Crossing the Stream we are looking at the new film from Henry Selick in the form of Wendell & Wild. We talk about our collective relationships with Sellick's work over the years and why we think he is such a wonderful storyteller. We discuss the film's themes and whether or not it met our expectations. We talk about Jordan Peele's involvement, as producer, co writer & him reuniting with Keegan Michael Keye to voice the titular characters. We wonder what kind of audience this film

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02:39:47

#100 - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/14

This week's episode is a special one! It's episode 100 (which is insane!) and to celebrate, we are discussing all things Buffy the Vampire Slayer. We will talking all about the original 1992 movie as it turns 30, as well as going in deep on the TV Series as it hits 25. We talk about the movie that started it all starring Kristy Swanson. How has this movie held up and what our are thoughts on it? How well does the film work at introducing the character? and would the series have worked with the film

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00:38:20

Favourite Horror movies from each year since we've...

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/14

A fun little bonus episode for you all.We decided to do lists featuring our favourite Horror movie from each year since we were born

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00:56:55

#99 - Urban Legend

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/07

It's time to go back to the 90's. We are taking a dive back into the video shop era with the first movie for our 90's horror month as we look at 90s slasher classic Urban Legend! Simon makes a case for this being as good as, if not better than Scream. While also discussing how it is most definitely the best of the post Scream Slashers. Leigh once again voices her feelings on the slasher sub genre as a whole, especially the 90's/00's wave. We discuss the use of Urban Legends in this movie and how it

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00:47:02

Five by Five: Top 5 Members of a Dream Horror Team

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/11/04

In this Five by Five, we are pitting our wits against each other, as we assemble our ultimate Horror Teams. This was a very fun episode to put together, who would be on your team?

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01:25:17

#98 - Interview with the Vampire

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/10/31

Happy Halloween gang! October is officially at an end and with it we bring you the final film in our Vampire Month as we take a look at the 1994 film adaptation of the Anne Rice novel Interview with the Vampire. We talk about changes from the novel to the book, and whether or not this is a true adaptation of the source material. We discuss our different feelings towards this film, this world and characters and how we first experienced it. How well has this film aged and how is it'a influence still

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01:10:52

#97 - Bram Stoker's Dracula

So I Married A Horror Fan ·

2022/10/24

Our Vampire month is drawing to an end. In this penultimate episode we look at Bram Stoker's Dracula from Director Francis Ford Coppola for it's 30th anniversary. We talk about our first impressions of this film. Leigh talks about seeing it much later in life, while Simon talks about it being a game changer for him growing up. How does this film hold up after 30 years? Is it still as impressive, and how do all of the unique visual effects stand up? We get into alternate casting, stunt casting and

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