Room 101
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So, episode 101; something a bit different. In the grand tradition of the long-running BBC series, we present “Room 101”. The team have been given a list of categories, and attempt to get their choices sent forever into Room 101, which contains “the worst thing in the world…” Categories are “Worst Horror Film” “Worst Horror Performance” “Worst Genre Trope” “Worst Cinema Experience” Along the way we discuss Nigel Kneale’s adaptation of Orwell’s “1984”, “Truth Seekers”, “Christine”, “The American Nightmare”, “Key & Peele” and the books of George Mann. Nothing to watch (or re-watch) to avoid spoilers this week, just perform the mandatory 2 minutes hate and join us. APOLOGIES FOR ANY SOUND QUALITY ISSUES -CURRENT QUARANTINE MEASURES MEANT WE HAD TO RECORD THIS EPISODE REMOTELY.
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LeeGood evening and welcome to Horror.
LeeI'm Lee.
ChrisI'm Chris.
AdamAnd I'm Adam.
LeeAnd we are here for another special episode of Welcome to Horror because we are going completely off-piste this week and doing something entirely different that we've not done before.
ChrisHow adventurous are we?
LeeI know.
AdamExtremely.
LeeSo thank you very much to Claire for having this fantastic idea. I think we're all really looking forward to this.
AdamSo.
LeeSo before we crack into something new, Chris, what have you been watching?
ChrisI've been watching something excellent. It is the the Key & Peele shorts on YouTube.
ChrisWhich I'd I'd seen the Gremlins one Gremlins 2 one that Adam recommended. And then I don't know how I came across them again exactly, but it's like, yep, okay, Key & Peele, right, Adam's mentioned that lots, I go, I'm going to check it out.
ChrisAnd it was the dubstep one.
LeeOh, yes.
ChrisI don't think.
ChrisI haven't yet, well, you should definitely watch it then.
ChrisBecause I don't know, I don't know if they're, I mean, they're possibly slagging off dubstep completely.
ChrisI I couldn't actually tell because they did such a good job of, you know, playing some dubstep and kind of looking like they were having a lot of fun to it while it's also doing them some serious bodily damage.
AdamYeah.
ChrisSo like, definitely worth checking that.
ChrisAnd then I also watched The Invitation, which was a humorous little bit.
ChrisAt this point, uh, Shirley walked around and could see my screen, and I wasn't sure how bad they were going to get.
ChrisSo I did have to pause it at that point, because they're obviously, you know, they're meant to be funny, but to her they still just look like horror.
LeeSo.
ChrisUm, so yeah, in that one someone turns into a vampire and again, yeah, funny, well done, straight to the point.
AdamYeah.
ChrisSo I highly recommend those, and I will be checking out some more.
AdamThey're smart, so it's an example of how smart they were, though.
AdamBecause they were originally done for Paramount, like Paramount Comedy Channel.
ChrisOkay.
AdamAnd part of their contract was, but we'll keep the online rights.
LeeMm-hmm.
ChrisUh.
AdamAnd then like, yeah, so every time it's on YouTube, they're getting the money, not not Paramount.
ChrisVery good.
AdamI I know Matt Stone and Trey Parker basically did the same with South Park.
LeeBack on the South Park train at the moment, season 15 we're on at the moment.
ChrisOh, I've got a little South Park reference this episode.
LeeOh, excellent.
ChrisI I've not seen it for a while, but this came to mind while I was thinking about my worst things.
LeeMm.
ChrisAnd it's not South Park that's the worst thing, but they do highlight a lot of terrible things in the world.
LeeYes.
AdamWas it when Scott Baio gave you pink eye?
