Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks

As a spooky farewell to the Halloween season and the one-year anniversary of the podcast, the chicks discuss the cult classic Sleepaway Camp (dir. Robert Hiltzik)! Listen in to hear the chicks talk b-cups, practical effects, and twist endings! Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

Hey! Long time no see (or should I say hear?)! Welcome to part 2 of this weekends double feature! For this episode, the chicks are talking about One Hour Photo (dir. Mark Romanek), a lesser known film featuring the amazing and talented Robin Williams (R.I.P.)! Through the film's writing and uncomfortable scenes, the chicks tease out commentary on social media, taking life by the horns, and the subtle danger behind everyday errands. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

Boo! We aren't dead and we're back with a content filled October to celebrate the one year anniversary of the podcast! We know we've been gone for a while but we've missed you and can't wait to bring you guys more content! This week, the chicks kick off October by discussing the acclaimed classic The Shining (dir. Stanley Kubrick)! Does the movie live up to the hype or does it fall flat in this day in age? What is it with Jack Nicholson's face? And what's the deal with film adaptations and their source material? Listen to find out! Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, the chicks discuss the Oscar-winning film Parasite (dir. Bong Joon-ho) with their sibling and friend, Claire! Together, they talk about class disparities, symbolism, and why it's probably best to stay out of secret, underground basements. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, the chicks are joined by their good friend Joshua Dupaty! Together they discuss the 2020 film The Invisible Man (starring Elizabeth Moss and directed by Leigh Whannell), how being a STEM student ruins sci-fi, and why Hannah is bad at ranking things. ! Trigger Warning !: Topics such as suicide, self harm, and abuse are discussed in this episode. If you or anyone you know is suffering from suicidal thoughts or abuse, please go to togetherweare-strong.tumblr.com for an international list of hotlines and resources. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, in honor of Valentine's Day, the Chicks discuss the dark comedy The One I Love (dir. Charlie McDowell). Learn more about the chicks as they talk exes, relationships, and the complications of falling in love with your significant others doppelganger. P.S. If you've dated and know either of us, no you don't. :) Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, the chicks discuss "Super Dark Times" (dir. Kevin Phillips) whilst also stressing the importance of following your gut and knowing when to stop hanging out with the weird dude wielding a katana. Come for the murder cover-up, stay for the emergency intruder hatchets! Also, Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks now has a TikTok! Follow us @thrillchillchicks to hear our latest takes and see what we're up to next! Thanks for listening and stay spooky! Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, ring in the new year with Erika and Hannah as they discuss their favorite episodes from Hulu's horror anthology "Monsterland". A show filled with captivating twists, heartbreaking performances, and bone-chilling moments! The chicks are thrilled to discuss and share this masterpiece! ! Trigger Warning !: Topics such as suicide and abuse are discussed in this episode. If you or anyone you know is suffering from suicidal thought or abuse, please go to togetherweare-strong.tumblr.com for an international list of hotlines and resources. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

Welcome to the special holiday episode of Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks! The chicks wish you a happy holiday and Merry Christmas as they discuss the Christmas themed horror movie "Pooka!" (dir. Nacho Vigalondo). Join us for Christmas traditions, spooky stuffed toys, and the question of whether we can change on a fundamental level. Thank you for tuning in to Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks for these last few months of 2020! We appreciate your support and can't wait to continue to entertain and spook you in 2021! Have a happy new year and may this upcoming year be even better than the last (even if that bar is pretty low)! Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

In this latest episode of Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks, Erika and Hannah discuss “Knives Out” (dir. Rian Johnson). The chicks talk about what makes a good murder mystery, thrones made of knives, and the peer pressure that comes with accidentally ordering seven sandwiches. Note: If you haven’t seen “Knives Out” yet, the chicks HIGHLY recommend doing so before listening to this episode! It’s truly worth a spoiler-free first watch, they promise!!! Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

Join Erika and Hannah as they discuss "Midsommar" (dir. Ari Aster). The chicks talk subverting genre expectations, hive minds, and whether human sacrifice is okay, as long as the human in question was the world's worst boyfriend. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

This week, Erika and Hannah discuss "Suburban Gothic" (2014). Starring Matthew Gray Gubler and Kat Dennings. This ghost flick explores daddy issues, unemployment, and how its okay to see dead people sometimes. The chicks talk about what makes a great chillers and Hannah's love for Matthew Gray Gubler. Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden

Welcome to Thrillers, Chillers, & Chicks! A podcast where two cool chicks share their opinions on ghouls, ghosts, and the moral validity of human sacrifice. In this epsiode, get to know a little bit about your hosts, Erika and Hannah, and their proclivity for bones and tattoos; As well as their opinions on the 2019 hit horror film "Hereditary" (dir. Ari Aster). Intro/Outro: Something Wicked by Ross Bugden (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ)