In this episode we sit down with one of Jenny's Brian Emerick to start the discussion of Convoluted Timelines in Horror Films. We were going to do this all-in-one episode, but as we discussed the most egregious franchise first, Halloween< we realized that this had to be a two-part episode! So, this one we discuss the Halloween franchise since we are doing the reviews of all of the Halloween movies over on our YouTube channel. But we walk you through all of them from the 1978 original to the 2023 Halloween Ends. We hope you enjoy our take on the convolutedness of Halloween!

In this week's episode of The Afterlife, we discuss the phenomenon that is Legacy Sequels in the Horror genre. To our surprise, and we suspect yours as well, they date back older than you would think. We think of this a newer thing to happen in Hollywood, but it is not that new. So, what exactly is the first "Legacy Sequel" in the horror genre? Guess you will just need to take a listen and find out what we have to say!

In this episode we sit down with Abby Normal of Graveyard Boulevard a horror punk band from Salisbury North Carolina and pick his brain on how horror movies and rock music go hand in hand. We talk about his favorite horror soundtrack Trick or Treat from 1986 and how it shaped what he does today and name our favorite soundtracks as well. We even talk a bit about horror movie scores and the impact that they have.

In this episode we dissect, briefly mind you, the history of slashers and the impact hey have had on the horror landscape. We talk about Psycho, Halloween, Black Christmas, House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, Sid Haig, even the 1966 T.V. series Batman starring Adam West! We talk about it all and then some with our special guest Lord Blood-Rah from Lord Blood-Rah's Nerve Wrackin' Theatre!

In our inaugural episode of The Afterlife, we sit down to discuss the some of the differences between Stephen King's book, the T.V. miniseries and the 2017 and 2019 movies directed by Andy Muschietti. While of King's source material will never be adapted to the screen, he even regrets writing some scenes, there are merits to all of IT's incarnations. Both Tim Curry and Bill Skarsgard, give beautiful performances as Pennywise the dancing clown in completely different ways.