Creep Club

By: Chance Dani and Tonya
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  • A podcast for the sick, twisted, and morbidly gifted, where we wade through the blood and viscera of the horror genre and discuss which ones creep and which ones should be put to sleep.
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Episodes
  • Creep - Part 2

    Creep - Part 2
    Dec 15 2023

    The second of our two-part season finale dives into Creep, one of the gang’s favorite flicks from our remote pandemic movie nights. Released in 2014 by director Patrick Brice, this film has it all: a menacing stranger, a ‘wolf’ named Peachfuzz, found footage, and an implied bestiality fetish.

    ⚠ Content warnings: sexual violence, injuries/gore, stalking, blood, cancer
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Creep - Part 1

    Creep - Part 1
    Dec 8 2023

    Our two-part season finale dives into Creep, one of the gang’s favorite flicks from our remote pandemic movie nights. Released in 2014 by director Patrick Brice, this film has it all: a menacing stranger, a ‘wolf’ named Peachfuzz, found footage, and an implied bestiality fetish.

    ⚠ Content warnings: sexual violence, injuries/gore, stalking, blood, cancer
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Bodies Bodies Bodies

    Bodies Bodies Bodies
    Dec 1 2023

    A tribute to the trials and tribulations of being a rich Gen Z-er, we explore the 2022 film Bodies Bodies Bodies, directed by Halina Reijn. It’s goofy, tongue-in-cheek, and at times self-deprecating… just like us! Listen as we discuss Pete Davidson, hashtag gen z problems, and why Alice is the best character.

    ⚠ Content warnings: sex, drug use, injuries/gore, blood
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    1 hr and 6 mins

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