• State of Fear 2018

  • Oct 31 2018
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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State of Fear 2018

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  • Halloween has a newfound popularity rooted in a remake that is a sequel (a remakequel) to the beginnings of a franchise relaunch. Not new material, but there’s a case for simplicity with horror movies that over time lost to the evolving use of special effects and jump scares. Halloween (2018) wasn’t a great movie; however, it is what this genre needs as a reflection back to when simple storying telling thrilled the masses. 

    This, That, Other News, and Crytoids

    • Aliens and May 2018 triangle in the sky.
    • Time Traveler, Jamie Oliver, Claims to be from the year 6491. 
    • Lochness Sightings! Please, oh please, use your feet to zoom!
    • Don’t do what daddy does. Do what daddy does not and have some common sense, idiot!
    • Vajayjay beer. 
    • A Few Good Sasquatch
    • Woman admits to having relations with a ghost

    Weekly Gratitude: 

    Thanks to my wife, I won't have to marry a ghost. 

    Flava text: 

    There's a girl... on my bed. YES!

    Links Mentioned in This Episode: Triangle in the sky   Time Traveler   Loch on Camera    Girl on the lake with Grandma   Snake Pastor   Bigfoot In Court    We're always open for suggestions and/or a favorable comment But Machete don't tweet. Okay, well leave us a voicemail or email: Phone 520-775-1690 Email contact@talkingwithburritos.com   Where To Subscribe and Listen
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