Katy From The Crypt

By: Katy Bug and Nik
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  • If you want to journey into the world of horror films and books, BUT journey into them through the eyes of an adorable 9 year old girl and her very irresponsible father, look no further than Katy From The Crypt.
    Copyright 2021 Katy From The Crypt
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Episodes
  • Episode 64-Crawl

    Episode 64-Crawl
    Jul 11 2021
    We’re trying to keep these gators down with this week’s review of Crawl! Our 2019 disaster flick has it all, gators, competitive swimmers, hurricanes, gators, Billy Pepper, cute dogs, more gators, and somehow we’re able to still able talk about emu’s, Donald Trump action movies, and Irish psychopaths. Wow! This episode has it all!
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    29 mins
  • Episode 63- My Neighbor Totoro

    Episode 63- My Neighbor Totoro
    Jul 1 2021
    Our final week of Studio Ghibli reviews goes out with a bang as we review My Neighbor Totoro, the darling tale of two isolated girls in post-war Japan who suffer from delusions of a giant cat-bunny with magical powers. I don’t have any “funny” questions for this post. It’s late. Go sleepy….Enjoy!
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    30 mins
  • Episode 62-Kiki’s Delivery Service

    Episode 62-Kiki’s Delivery Service
    Jun 27 2021
    Our third Studio Ghibli review is flying high with Kiki’s Delivery Service, a heartwarming tale about a teenage witch who invents Amazon in the 1950s. With the voice talent of the late, great Phil Hartman, this story bums us out as much as it delights. Does Kiki deliver the goods? Can Katy Bug learn to … Continue reading Episode 62-Kiki’s Delivery Service →
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    33 mins

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