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Eric Dwinnells is once again joined by Lilith Beest (aka Lil' Beesty) and this time they are talking about one of Eric's favorite movies, 1978's John Carpenter's Halloween!
We'll discuss the film its self as well as how it was made and personal recollections of being it for the first time. We'll also briefly touch on the sequels and discuss the horror that is the Rob Zombie films. All this plus Eric points out why you shouldn't overlook the hotness of Judy Myers (Sandy Johnson)! Seriously, google image search her.

And of course we'll cover the brilliance of Jamie Lee Curtis and what her costumes may tell us about her character and share our love of P.J. Soles.

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Eric is back to tell you all about The Loch Ness Monster!!! Since the first reports in 1933, people have been fascinated and infatuated with the idea that there is a large creature living in this Scottish lake...but could it possibly be true?

Tonight we'll look at the evidence presented through the years and discuss the merits of each plus we'll the truth about the most famous photo ever taken of Nessie, the infamous Surgeon's Photo
Al this plus Eric reveals his big boy plans for his upcoming birthday on tonight's Spooky A S!
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Eric Dwinnells welcomes back Brian Toney to finish their discussion about The Texarkana Moonlight Murders aka The Phantom Killer. When we left off, he killer had shot 4 people on lonely lovers lanes and attacked 2 more. Local police and The Texas Rangers were on the hunt, but the case was complicated by locals spreading all kinds of rumors. The question on everyone's mind was would the Phantom strike again...and who would be the next victim!

Learn about the Phantom's final brazen attack, the locals' response, and teenage vigilantes. We'll also discuss The Town that Dreaded Sundown and the morality of making movies based on real life murders.
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