This May Hurt a Bit

By: James Strayer and John C Meyers
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  • Summary

  • A franchise podcast for the Horror Completionist. Hosts James Strayer and John C Meyers talk and analyze their way film by film through horror's longest running franchises. How do they evolve? What do new filmmakers bring when a franchise is several films deep? Usually, they start out great but perhaps 6- 8 entries in... they start to hurt a bit. Music by Michael Arthur Holloway and logo by Ethan Kimberling.

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Episodes
  • Hellbound: Hellraiser II

    Hellbound: Hellraiser II
    Jan 25 2025

    What's your Pleasure? Scalpel self mutilation? Messages from the beyond delivered by Skinless Men? A Labyrinth of personal hells overseen by a Leviathan? If you're like us, you'll enjoy the second Hellraiser film!
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Hellraiser

    Hellraiser
    Jan 11 2025

    We discuss Clive Barker's seminal first film! Not a slasher of the 80s as it is often lumped in with, this much more adult love story tackles themes of longing, complacency... and intradimensional kink demons.

    There's 11 of these... and we're hitting all of them. Join us!


    Coil's Unreleased Hellraiser soundtrack
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Gremlins Wrap Up

    Gremlins Wrap Up
    Jan 4 2025

    We wrap up 2, count 'em 2 Gremlins films. Favorite Gremlin? Favorite Kill? What else could you really do with this franchise after pushing the boundaries with "The New Batch"?
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    27 mins

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