Episode 6 -- THE LEGEND OF THE 7 GOLDEN VAMPIRES
This week, Stacie dulls her senses by exciting her senses with The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974), a super cool horror/kung fu mashup from Hammer Studios and the Shaw Brothers. Show notes, links, and the such available at FinalGirlAfterDark.com.
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Episode 5 -- DAMIEN: OMEN II
Episode 5 -- The Art of Punctuation: DAMIEN: OMEN II
This week, Stacie gets unpleasantly moist (from the heat, thank you) and talks about chatbots, the Antichrist, and all the over-the-top joys of Damien: Omen II (1978). Show notes, links, and the such available at FinalGirlAfterDark.com.
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Episode 4 -- SCREAM FOR HELP
Episode 4 -- Dead by Spiders: SCREAM FOR HELP
There’s a special guest stalking the halls of the Manor this week as Stacie is joined by Andrea Subissati (Rue Morgue magazine, The Faculty of Horror podcast) to discuss a delightedly nutso double feature from director Michael Winner: the teen melodrama/home invasion flick Scream for Help (1984) and the star-studded Satanic mess The Sentinel (1977).
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Episode 3 -- BLOW OUT
Episode 3 -- Who's Zoomin' Who: BLOW OUT
What can too much coffee do to a woman? Listen to this week’s episode and find out as Stacie staves off despair (barely, anyway) by diving into conspiracies, John Travolta feelings, and more with Brian De Palma’s masterful thriller Blow Out (1981).
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Episode 2 -- THE ROW
Episode 2 -- Dead Young Woman Handicrafts: THE ROW
This week, Stacie takes a look at the 2018 "college slasher hot girl" film The Row, starring Lala Kent of the reality show Vanderpump Rules. Spoiler alert, the story surrounding the movie is more interesting than the movie itself. Happy Gay Month!
Final Girl After Dark is the weekly late-night companion to Stacie Ponder's long-running horror blog Final Girl. Join Stacie (and her occasional guests) as she pulls back the venetian blinds to explore her horror movie obsessions, from the trashy to the terrifying and the obscure to the iconic.
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