Bad Girls Die First: Horror Podcast

Episode 61 - Two vicious step-siblings of an elite Manhattan prep school make a wager: to deflower the new headmaster's daughter before the start of term. That's right. We're talking about the sexed up teen drama, Cruel Intentions, starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillipe, Selma Blair, and Reese Witherspoon. Based on the novel Les Liaisons dangereuses, by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos , Cruel Intentions was written and directed by Roger Kumble and released on March 5th 1999. ___________ Welcome to Bad Girls Die First, a horror podcast that’s taking a little detour to rewind to 1999. We’re watching every wide release from the most prolific year in film history. That’s over 200 films, including some of our favorites of all time. We’ll still be bringing you horror on social media. You can find @badgirlspodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. If you’re into bonus content or just want to help us pay the bills, you can chip in on Buy Me a Coffee. For five bucks a month you get access to episodes and reviews on new releases and whatever shows we’re binging. You can grab a monthly membership or just toss us a few bucks as a one-time tip at buy me a coffee dot com slash bad girls podcast. Now grab a can of Surge and sit back in your inflatable chair, because we have A LOT of movies to watch.

EPISODE 60 - Everything isn’t fine, but are back and watching the Night House!

EPISODE 59 - We have found a show that horrifies, intrigues and makes us want to worship Christina Ricci… just kidding, we already did. Is there cannibalism? Is that a red herring? SO MANY QUESTIONS FOR THIS SHOW HEADING INTO SEASON TWO… but first we discuss the first season of a show that made us fondly remember Lost and all the theories.

EPISODE 58 - Clearly we needed to just brain dump about everything we’ve been watching so buckle up for Midnight Mass, Dune, and something else I can’t remember. Anyway it’s all connected and we hope you think we’re funny.

EPISODE 57- Well we made it all the way through this movie just for Stephen King’s birthday. Main takeaways include: Milk snakes being the easiest to train The similarities between Steven Webber and Jon Stewart The importance of hydrating your vessel when you’re possessing it.

Erin and Cara talk about mental health and how maybe a cult is the right road for you in certain situations…

What’s a hot white people summer without a movie where a group trek’s completely ill-prepared into unknown territory and is surprised it ends horribly?

We’ve got another Hindi language film for you this week! It’s another dark fairytale about a young man and his run-in with a manic pixie dream demon.

We are diving into some Indian Hindi-language horror movies and we started with Tummbad which is currently free on Prime. We loved this beautiful dark fairytale about a man, his family, and a whole lot of gold.

Cara's husband John joins us again to chat about Clive Barker's underground, monster demon party house in Nightbreed. The best part is Erin watched the director's cut and it's basically an entirely different movie.

EPISODE 51 - We’ve got a special guest for episode 51, Erin’s partner, Travis! We’re talking about a favorite movie of all of ours as well as its…not good sequel. The Mummy (1999) is a bisexual’s dream and The Mummy Returns (2001) is a hot mess of a plot.

EPISODE 50 - We’re celebrating episode 50 with another monster mash! Neither of us understands why humans keep trying to kill these beautiful baby angels (Kong. Not the hell beasts in Love and Monsters.) Join us as we trudge through the heart of darkness and into an apocalyptic wasteland full of giant mutant bugs. In episode 50 we're covering Kong: Skull Island (2017) and Love and Monsters (2020.)

It's monster madness! Since Godzilla vs. Kong is coming out later this month we're talking about all things monsters. Neither of us really wants to see our precious angel babies fight each other but we'll watch anyway and fingers crossed they get to team up to fight something bigger. In episode 49 we're covering Godzilla (1998) and Godzilla (2014.) Support Bad Girls Die First - If you want to get some cool stuff in the mail and have access to bonus content, check out our Patreon and become a member of the Skeleton Crew! TWITTER // FACEBOOK // INSTAGRAM

This was recorded in February but March got here too fast so it’s a little late. “Vampires vs. the Bronx” on the to-watch list since the trailer came out last year and Cara thought it would be a great pair with “The People Under the Stairs!” Your hosts both love a good vampire flick but, even better, we loved watching vampires, as a metaphor for white gentrification, get their asses kicked by the community in the Bronx.

This week we're talking about one of our early horror loves, Nickelodeon's "Are You Afraid of the Dark?"

Happy New Year from Bad Girls Die First! We watched the Mortuary Collection and love this fresh take on an anthology movie!

It’s been one wank bugger shitting arse head and hole of a year… and we decided to celebrate it by watching two very different, yet slightly horrific, holiday flicks: Die Hard and Love, Actually! Get ready for the discussion on Alan Rickman, Russian ballerina character actors, and how sad a rom-com can really be.

We've got another very special guest on this week's episode. We are talking to Daniel Kraus, who co-authored "The Living Dead" with George Romero. Our conversation was a lot of fun and we hope you enjoy!

Today we are joined by visionary designer and lover of all things curiously morbid, Adriann Helton as we tackle one of the greats and its prequel.

We had such a great talk with writer, director, producer, and yorkie groupie, Adam Green. He was gracious enough to focus a bit on his 2010 hit, Frozen… we also chatted about Hatchet, Holliston, and all his other projects.