In this thrilling episode of That Was Pretty Scary, hosts Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jon Lee Brody dive deep into the darkly comedic world of the 2017 horror film Tragedy Girls. Join Freddie and Jon as they dissect the film’s unique blend of satire and slasher tropes, exploring how it cleverly critiques our obsession with social media fame.

The duo breaks down the twisted journey of high school seniors McKayla Hooper (Alexandra Shipp) and Sadie Cunningham (Brianna Hildebrand), who turn their true crime blog into a real-life horror show. From capturing a serial killer to committing their own gruesome murders, McKayla and Sadie’s quest for online stardom spirals out of control, leading to a series of shocking and darkly humorous events.

Freddie and Jon discuss the film’s standout moments, including its clever use of social media commentary, the dynamic performances of the lead actresses, and the film’s ability to balance horror and humor. They also delve into the movie’s cultural impact and its relevance in today’s influencer-driven society.

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In this week's episode of 'That Was Pretty Scary,' Jon and Freddie delve into the spine-chilling Spanish horror film 'When Evil Lurks.' The film tells the eerie tale of two brothers in a remote village who discover a demon-infected man about to give birth to evil, inadvertently spreading chaos in their attempt to dispose of him. We discuss the film's unique take on the zombie genre, the tense atmosphere, and the complex character dynamics, especially focusing on the demonic possession element. We also share insights into the cultural depiction of demonic possession, the emotional impact of the film's grisly scenes, and their personal ratings, including a standout moment discussing the brutal fate of the family dog. Join us as we break down the film's elements, from direction to acting, and share our unfiltered thoughts on this hidden gem. If you haven't seen 'When Evil Lurks,' pause the podcast, watch it with subtitles on Hulu, and then come back for an in-depth analysis!

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Join us as we dissect the chilling home invasion horror film 'The Strangers.' James Hoyt and Kristen McKay's terrifying ordeal at an isolated vacation home is brought vividly to life by the extraordinary performances of Scott Speedman and Liv Tyler. We'll explore the film's intense atmosphere, brilliant script, and haunting realism that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Hear our reactions, thoughts on the film’s execution, and why this 2008 gem remains a masterclass in creating anxiety-filled suspense.

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