This week the Horror Duo take on a pair of films inspired by the success of
Carrie. Forest shares his thoughts on another telekinetic effort from director Brian De Palma,
The Fury. Cory reviews
Jennifer, a a film that rips-off
Carrie more closely.
Cory also chats about the Maywether Vs McGreggor boxing match and how it brought down the internet, John Carpenter's newest album of themes, and the recent projects of George Romero will be followed through with. All this and the Horror Duo chat about the career of Tobe Hooper.
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"THE FURY"
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"JENNIFER"
★ ★ ★
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TIME CODE
- 00:00 - Introduction & News
- 32:27 - "The Fury"
- 54:57 - Know Your Horror Trivia
- 57:22 - "Jennifer"
- 74:56 - Comments & Conclusion
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In addition to Spielberg, Lucas, and Big Disaster movies, the 1970's also saw John Williams score the 1979 "Dracula", and write a bizarre and excellent score for 1972's "Images" (which I haven't seen yet).
One movie that is also Carrie inspired is HELLO MARY LOU: PROM NIGHT 2. Leonard Maltin declared this the best of the series and gave it two-and-a-half out of four stars (a very solid rating by a professional critic for a horror film) because star Wendy Lyon had a full-frontal nude scene.
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