Sep 122 min read

Vampires, Ballet, and Jim Carrey: A Journey Through Horror and Comedy

Updated: Oct 29

In this episode of the podcast, the hosts embark on an eclectic journey through the worlds of horror and comedy, focusing on unique intersections like vampires and ballet.

They begin by discussing the vampire-themed movie "Abigail," noting its clever blend of ballet aesthetics and horror elements, and share their thoughts on the impact of marketing spoilers. The conversation then shifts to a discussion of dark comedy and vampire tropes, highlighting Dan Stevens' unexpected role and the performances of Catherine Newton and Melissa Barrera.

The hosts also explore Jim Carrey's early comedic work in the cult classic "Once Bitten," despite its low critical rating, appreciating its charm and progressive elements for its time.

The episode concludes with a dive into true crime, examining the mysterious case of Sherri Papini, and a critique of the slow-burn horror film "Exuma," before ending on a lighter note with a look at the humorous short film "Lost Boys Pizza," blending vampires and musical theater.

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EPISODE TIME STAMPS

(07:42) Vampire Tropes and Dark Comedy

(21:16) Ballet, Vampires, and Horror Comedies

(29:10) 80s Sex Comedy With Jim Carrey

(38:39) True Crime and Horror Comedy

Hey Horror Rewind fans! 🔪

This episode is a rollercoaster ride through the eerie elegance of vampire-themed ballet, the surprising twists in dark comedies, and a nostalgic dive into Jim Carrey's early career.

Don’t miss out on this thrilling and laughter-filled episode! Grab your pointe shoes and blood-red wine, and join us on this unique journey through horror and comedy. 🍷🩸