Chelsea Bennington and Rick Guzman, who started the Spooky Doings improv group that in turn inspired the titular podcast, join I Do Movies Badly to talk about the advent of their horror-themed improv comedy, how their religious upbringings have influenced their moviegoing, and share some religious horror films to watch.
Full disclosure: the recommendations are based around Judeo-Christian themes and iconography. This approach was not taken to be dismissive of or discriminatory against other religions, but because it happens to be the formative religion for all of them: Rick (a devout atheist raised Catholic), Chelsea (spiritual, but not religious), and Jim (devout Christian).
Recommendations: William Friedkin's The Exorcist (1973), Frailty (2001), and The Prophecy (1995).
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Listen to the Spooky Doings Podcast (specifically, if so interested, Jim's guest episode talking about Bram Stoker's Dracula)
IDMB Episode 49 - Introduction to Jane Campion (featuring filmmaker Lee Ann Hoover)
IDMB Episode 48 - The Fly
IDMB Episode 47 - Videodrome
IDMB Episode 46 - The Brood
IDMB Episode 45 - Introduction to David Cronenberg (featuring James McCormick of CriterionCast)
IDMB Episode 44 - Doctor Zhivago
IDMB Episode 43 - Lawrence of Arabia
IDMB Episode 42 - The Bridge on the River Kwai
IDMB Episode 41 - Introduction to David Lean (featuring Andy Beach of Techgeist)
IDMB Episode 40 - Four Eyed Monsters
IDMB Episode 39 - Revolution Summer
IDMB Episode 38 - Dance Party, USA
IDMB Episode 37 - Introduction to Mumblecore
IDMB Episode 36 - Last Days of Disco
IDMB Episode 35 - Barcelona
IDMB Episode 34 - Metropolitan
IDMB Episode 33 - Introduction to Whit Stillman (featuring Rudie Obias of Mental Floss)
IDMB Episode 32 - Imitation of Life
IDMB Episode 31 - The Tarnished Angels
IDMB Episode 30 - Written on the Wind
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