This week, alongside our guests Mimi Dybs and Mandi Bossard, we're diving all the way into You Can See Everything, the new A24 documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim that follows Nathan as he spends a month with Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans in the lead-up to her imprisonment. We get into our initial reactions, the bizarre dynamics between everyone involved, what we think is true, and what really makes a documentary a documentary. There's a LOT to unpack, so if you've had a chance to watch this wild documentary ...

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Welcome to our Halloween episode!!!

This week, we spoke to Mostly Horror alum and actress Mimi Dybs, who's been in a range of projects, from children's audiobooks and short films to features, and most recently appeared in Bring Me The Horizon's music video for the song "Dehumanize." After she shared some exciting updates from her world, with Halloween just around the corner, we dove into our Halloween takes, reminisced on our trick-or-treating days, and chatted about all things spooky. Ready to celebrate the best holiday with us?

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This week, we’re talking all about Mike Flanagan’s new adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie. We discuss what we thought works, what doesn’t, the show’s take on social media and modern-day bullying, how re-adapting the story in 2026 affects how it’s viewed, and how it compares to the original novel and film. Plus, we got news about Nicolas Cage and Antonio Banderas joining True Detective, Unsolved Mysteries returning, and more. Whether you’re a longtime Carrie fan or are just getting into the story with the new show …

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We brought on our friend Cam to talk all about a horror movie from earlier this year that flew under our radar and surprised us with just how much we enjoyed it: They Will Kill You, directed by Kirill Sokolov. Starring Zazie Beetz, the movie was released back in March, but we only recently got around to watching it, and we were in for a bloody, high-energy ride packed with wild fight scenes. We’re talking electrocutions, prison brawls, crawling through vents, a devil pig, and a high-rise designed to resemble Dante’s Inferno. We dig into the awesome practical effects and break down the film’s themes, including how classism and racism factor into its story.

Plus, we talk lightning sprites (is the Upside Down real?!), share updates on Ryan Coogler’s reimagining of The X-Files, and revisit the clown panic of 2016.

If you want to tune in for a conversation about a horror movie that we think deserves more attention, this episode is for you, so…

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We had the pleasure of chatting with Rob Savage, the director behind Host (2020) and The Boogeyman (2023), whose latest horror film, Other Mommy, is releasing in theaters this week. Starring Jessica Chastain, the film is based on the novel Incidents Around the House.

Rob shared stories of being terrified of horror movies growing up, not from watching them, but from his parents’ vivid descriptions of them. He also told us about making Host during the pandemic and creating the horrifying visual of the Boogeyman in its titular film.

With his latest movie, Rob spoke about his experience directing someone as talented as Jessica Chastain and the concept of turning a bright, seemingly child-friendly space into a setting for absolute horror.

We loved getting to talk to the director behind these creative and terrifying films, so...

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Today, we dive into the recently released Resident Evil movie, which has stirred up mixed reviews. Some are calling it a great (and often hilarious) horror watch, while others feel it misses the mark by straying from the original video game lore. We break down what worked, what could have made it stronger, and our thoughts on the ways directors and writers can approach adapting gaming worlds for the screen.

Plus, we cover some of the latest news in the horror world: Obsession making its way into Fortnite, Don't Breathe 3 in the works, and more! There's plenty to unpack in this episode, so ...

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This week, we got to bring back #1 New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi, best known for co-creating the children’s book series The Spiderwick Chronicles with Holly Black. The series has sold over 20 million copies and has been adapted into a feature film and video game.

His newest book, The Wump, is a dark supernatural middle-grade coming-of-age story coming out on September 29th. We spoke with Tony all about the inspiration behind the book and its exploration of anger, fear, and anxiety at a young age, especially when dealing with bullies and unreliable adult figures.

We also got to hear about his process as both an author and illustrator, the thought behind the book’s color choices, and the conversations he had with a child psychologist friend while shaping the story. It’s a wonderful book that both kids and adults can take something away from, and we’re sure you’ll love this conversation with our incredibly creative and multi-talented guest. So…

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This week, we have another fun Mostly Horror rewind! We bring back a previous episode when we talked to Levi Holloway, the writer of the play “Grey House” and the recently premiered "Paranormal Activity" Broadway production. We talk all about the effects of seeing Nightmare on Elm Street at a young age, horror in theater, damaging your psyche by returning to old favorites, and more!

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