The Best Little Horror House in Philly

Kelly Hughes (2-Bit Horror, Grungesploitation.com) and George are talking about The Suckling AKA Sewage Baby, a 1990 monster movie with its roots deep in the hygiene films of the early exploitation era!
We come up with a plan for a sequel, admire some questionable fashion, and pay homage to the cooking of director Francis Teri's mother - and much much more! Don't miss out!
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The Best Little Horror House is back from the dead... or at least, hiatus, thanks to the power of Re-Animator!
George is joined by Jefferson Dutton (Sloppy Boys, Birthday Boys) to discuss this powerhouse of practical effects, Jeffrey Combs and his Anthony Perkins comparisons, lament the lack of a cast recording for Re-Animator: The Musical, and much much more! Don't miss out!Become a patron at patreon.com/littlehorrorphl to support the show, get bonus episodes and more!

The host of the Spark Parade is here to tell us why the french extremist horror film Martyrs is what sparks his passion this week in the Horror House! We talk about the shocking violence, the difference between a movie like this and "torture porn" like Hostel, the twists and turns, and the thought-provoking message in the ambiguous ending!
Just a heads up though - if you haven't seen this movie already, consider this a serious content warning for abuse and self-harm. It's powerful and integral to the movie, but hard to watch.
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A candy-colored clown they call Joe Saunders
tip-toes to the horror house every night
just to sprinkle stardust and to whisper
"Blue Velvet is the best horror movie ever made"
Joe Saunders (Solar Opposites, Comedy Bang! Bang!, The Breadcast) is here and we're talking about the one and only David Lynch's surrealist horror-noire, Blue Velvet!
We're getting into the the layered meanings, the incredible performances from actors like Laura Dern, Kyle McLaughlin, and Dennis Hopper, and a hyper-specific painting reference that might just be in my own head! Who knows! Check out the ep and find out!
 
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Neil Campbell (Comedy Bang! Bang!, Brooklyn Nine-Nine) is in the horror house to talk about The Host, Bong Joon-ho's monster movie from 2006!
We're diving into curating the ultimate horror marathon, the incredible genre blending of South Korean cinema, Song Kang-ho's brilliance and just what makes this movie so dang good!
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This week, A.T. Pratt is back from his triumph as the fastest horse in the valley in You Are A Dolphin to talk about David Lynch's Philadelphia Story without Jimmy Stewart - the iconic Eraserhead!
We talk about David's history in Philadelphia, how he found himself making movies at the American Film Institute, and what the cursed baby that was the 5 year filming of his first feature! Don't miss out!
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Rosa Parra is visiting the horror house from Latinx Lens, and we're putting that lens squarely on the affecting and important 2019 film from Guatemala, La Llorona. 
We talk about the history that led to this movie's creation, the incredible visuals, and the fantastically grounded update of a classic ghost story - plus much much more. Don't miss out! 
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Polygon Film/TV editor and co-host of Filmspotting's Next Picture Show podcast Tasha Robinson is in the horror house today and we covered in a sickly green light - because we're talking about Gore Verbinski's 2002 hit, The Ring! 
We cover the history of the series and comparisons to the original Ringu, the way hissing "seven days!" soaked into the culture, and the boom of import horror it kicked off in the 2000s... don't miss this one! 
 
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The Best Little Horror House in Philly is a beach house this week, because Tim Kalpakis (The Sloppy Boys, Birthday Boys, Comedy Bang! Bang!) is here and we're gonna party with the very first blockbuster, Jaws!  We're talking about little-known director Steven Spielberg, subverting Joseph Campbell's "hero's journey", the troubled shoot and so much more! DON'T MISS THIS ONE! 

You'll want to get IN the Best Little Horror House in Philly this week, because Cody Ziglar is here to pitch Jordan Peele's Get Out as the best horror movie ever made! We're talking about the sunken place, Peele's seamless transition from comedy to horror, and hey, XTRO even gets a little time in the sun! What are you waiting for!? Sign up for the Best Little Horror House In Philly Patreon to get bonus episodes and more!