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Spookorama cannot die! This week we take a look at two more films from 1940. First up it's Son of Ingagi, the first horror film with an all-black cast. Next up it's our first horror comedy film with Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard in The Ghost Breakers.

Next week we'll move on to 1941 with The Wolfman and Cat People.

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Spook-o-rama is back - part 3! This week we take a look at two horror reboots from Universal Pictures from the year 1940. First up, it's The Invisible Man Returns, where we see (hear?) Vincent Price's horror debut. After that, it's back to the sands of Egypt for The Mummy's Hand.
Justus lost his audio for this episode, so we redubbed the parts we couldn't edit out with a cruel imitation of him.

Next week we'll stay in 1940 with Son of Ingagi and The Ghost Breakers.

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This week, Spook-O-Rama tackles horror films from the legendary high-water year of 1939. The horror hiatus is over, and more spooky cinema awaits! First up we look at the spooooky murder mystery The Hound Of The Baskervilles, the first of the iconic Sherlock Holmes movies starring Basil Rathbone. After the break we take a look at Universal's attempt to reinvigorate their horror movie empire, Son Of Frankenstein.

Next week we'll have the first of two episodes in 1940, featuring The Mummy's Hand and The Invisible Man Returns.

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Spook-o-rama returns from our (extended) holiday break! In this ep, we've got two foreign films from the otherwise dead years of 1937 and 1938. The first is Song at Midnight (dir. Ma-Xu Weibang) from 1937, widely considered the first Chinese horror film. Next we take on J'accuse! (dir. Abel Gance) a French anti-war/incest film with some ghosts at the end.

Next week we'll be back to start horror's second golden age in 1939 with Hound of the Baskervilles and Son of Frankenstein.

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It's finally time for The Spookorama Christmas Spooktacular! Listen along in this jumbo double episode as we review the spoils of our horror secret santa film swap.

We take on 2008's Martyrs (dir. Pascal Laugier), 2015's The Nightmare (dir. Rodney Ascher), 2009's The House of the Devil (dir. Ti West), 1990's The Exorcist III (dir. William Blatty), and finally 2009's The Loved Ones (dir. Sean Byrne).

Needless to say, there's a lot going on this holiday, and none of it goes well.

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In this episode we discuss two 1936 classics. First we start with The Devil Doll, Tod Browning's cross-dressing sci-fi revenge flick and final horror film. Next we look at Dracula's Daughter, a direct sequel to the original film. Also: spooky lesbians, drag queens, and crank psychiatry.

Next week we'll be taking on the empty 1937 and 1938 with Song at Midnight and J'accuse, two foreign films that can very loosely be considered horror.

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