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THIS IS IT... FINALLY PART 2! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are back with part two of our Exorcist coverage and this time we are diving deep into the film itself. William Friedkin's 1973 masterpiece The Exorcist is not just a horror film — it is a masterclass in storytelling, atmosphere, and pure cinematic craft and this week we break down exactly why. We dig into the chilling moment Father Merrin discovers the Pazuzu head and how instantly and brilliantly the stage is set for a rematch between this ancient demon and the one man who has faced it before — a confrontation where only one of them will survive. We talk about how Pazuzu weaponizes Father Karras's crippling guilt over his mother, exploiting his deepest wound to get inside his head, and how the demon uses Regan's possession as a chess move — working through Regan to get to Karras and then using Karras to lure Merrin back to the house. We get into the stunning cinematography that gives the film such an oppressive and otherworldly beauty, how Dick Smith's legendary makeup work holds up as some of the greatest practical effects ever committed to film, and the way Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells wraps the whole experience in a tone and atmosphere that is unlike anything else in horror history. And we close out with that devastating and perfect finale — Pazuzu finally facing off with Father Karras, a man who reclaims his faith in the most heroic and heartbreaking way possible. A five out of five from both of us. So join us this week as the Grindhouse Syndicate delivers its verdict on the greatest horror film ever made! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

The power of Christ compels you — to listen to this episode! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are celebrating our 150th episode by doing our first ever 2 part episode on a film we have covered before. THATS RIGHT… WE ARE DIVING BACK INTO THE EXORCIST from 1973. And on PART 1 we are focusing on the production only. We are spending an entire episode pulling back the curtain on one of the most legendary and troubled productions in Hollywood history. William Friedkin's 1973 masterpiece The Exorcist is not just one of the greatest horror films ever made — it is a film surrounded by a story so wild, so dark, and so bizarre that it deserves its own episode. We start at the very beginning with the real life case of Roland Doe — the true story of alleged demonic possession that inspired William Peter Blatty to write the novel that would change horror forever. We dig into how Blatty brought that story to the page and eventually to the screen, and then we get into the man behind the camera — William Friedkin. A director whose behind the scenes behavior on this production was so unhinged, so unpredictable, and so controversial that it is a miracle the film got made at all. We talk about the injuries sustained during filming, the deaths connected to the production, and all the eerie and unsettling curse stories that have followed this film for over fifty years. And we close out with the massive cultural earthquake that was the film's release — a moment that genuinely shook the world and changed horror cinema forever. So join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is going behind the curtain on the most cursed production in horror history!

Salem has never looked so strange! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are putting Rob Zombie's 2012 supernatural horror film The Lords of Salem on trial for a very special Terror or Error episode. The concept alone is fascinating — a deep dive into the dark history of the Salem witch trials told through Zombie's unmistakably surreal and nightmarish lens. We talk about the incredible decision to actually film in Salem itself and how much that authenticity adds to the atmosphere. We dig into the stacked cast of horror legends that Zombie assembled — Ken Foree, Dee Wallace, Judy Geeson, and Meg Foster all showing up to deliver exactly what you want from them. And the imagery — some of the most striking and unforgettable visuals Rob Zombie has ever put on screen. But this is a Terror or Error episode and that means we get honest. We talk about the lack of character development that keeps you at arm's length from the story, a narrative that feels rushed when it should be building, and an ending that leaves you with more questions than satisfaction. Is The Lords of Salem a misunderstood art house horror masterpiece or a beautiful mess that never quite comes together? You are going to have to tune in to find out what the Grindhouse Syndicate verdict is. So join us this week — Terror or Error is in session! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

Some films change the way you look at horror forever. This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are diving into one of the most important and devastating horror films of the modern era. Ari Aster's 2018 debut masterpiece Hereditary is the kind of film that grabs you by the throat in the first act and never once lets go — and this week we had a lot to say about it. We dig into Aster's extraordinarily crafted screenplay and why the story hits on a level that goes so far beyond conventional horror, and the across the board incredible performances from a cast that commits completely to one of the most emotionally brutal films in recent memory. We talk about that death — you know the one — and why it stands as one of the most jaw dropping and genuinely shocking moments in modern horror history. We also get into the stunning set design and how brilliantly it mirrors the miniatures we see throughout the film, blurring the line between reality and something far more sinister. And we break down all the hints, clues, and foreshadowing layered throughout that make Hereditary one of the most rewatchable horror films ever made — a film that reveals more of itself every single time you watch it. And of course we get into that finale. That absolutely unhinged, five star, unforgettable finale that cements Hereditary as something truly special. So dim the lights and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is paying tribute to Paimon! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

Hello Sidney. This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are heading back to Woodsboro one last time for a film that deserves far more credit than it gets. Wes Craven's 2011 swan song Scream 4 is not just a worthy entry in one of horror's greatest franchises — it is a surprisingly sharp and prophetic piece of filmmaking that was ahead of its time in ways audiences are only now fully appreciating. We dig into how Craven and Kevin Williamson predicted the rise of social media influencer culture and our society's deeply uncomfortable obsession with true crime fame years before either became the cultural phenomenon they are today. We talk about how seamlessly the film bridges the gap between the beloved original cast and the fresh new faces brought in to carry the story forward, and the fantastic addition of Kirby — one of the best new characters the franchise has ever introduced. We also get into that killer reveal and why it hits as hard as it does, and we make the case for why Scream 4 works perfectly as the final chapter of Sidney Prescott's story. And of course we talk about what it means that this was Wes Craven's last film — a bittersweet farewell from one of the greatest directors the genre has ever produced. So grab your phone and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is going back to Woodsboro for one final scare! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

They did not just rate the movies — they changed them forever! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are doing something a little different. Tune in as we sit down for a special Grindhouse Horror History lesson where we deep dive into one of the most controversial and influential forces in Hollywood history — the MPAA rating system and its complicated and often brutal relationship with horror. We trace the story all the way back to the beginning with the Hayes Code and the iron grip it had on Hollywood filmmaking from the very start. We dig into the infamous X rating, how it became synonymous with the adult film industry, and what that association meant for serious filmmakers trying to push the boundaries of the genre. We also get into the addition of the PG-13 rating and how it reshaped the Hollywood landscape. But the heart of this episode is the damage — the countless horror films that were gutted by MPAA demands, forced to leave some of their most incredible practical effects work on the cutting room floor. Friday the 13th, Halloween 4, Event Horizon, Scream — the list goes on and on. these stories will make your blood boil if you are a true horror fan. And finally we talk about how filmmakers are starting to fight back, opting to release their films completely unrated and how the runaway success of Terrifier and Terrifier 2 may have changed the game for good. So join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is pulling back the curtain on the system that has been cutting our horror films for decades! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

Class is in session — and nobody is making it to graduation! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are heading back to 1981 for a slice of pure early slasher era cheese that hits every mark you want it to. Herb Freed's Graduation Day is exactly the kind of film that reminds you why the early 1980s were such a golden era for the genre — low budget, gloriously cheesy, and an absolute blast from start to finish. We dig into what makes this film work so perfectly as a product of its time despite all of its rough edges, and the bizarre creative decision to set a high school slasher almost entirely in the woods instead of, you know, the high school. We also get into the hilariously negligent faculty who seem remarkably unbothered by their students dropping like flies, the strange and uncomfortable family dynamic between Anne, her mother, and her hateful stepfather, and a killer reveal that genuinely delivers when it counts. Graduation Day is not trying to reinvent the wheel and that is exactly what makes it so much fun. So sharpen your stopwatch and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is hitting the track! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

Some evils cannot be explained. Some evils cannot be stopped. This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are diving into one of the most relentlessly bleak and beautifully crafted horror films of the last several years. Bryan Bertino's 2020 masterpiece The Dark and the Wicked is the kind of film that settles into your bones and refuses to leave — and this week we dig into exactly why. We talk about the stunning cinematography that turns a simple rural Texas farm into one of the most oppressive and suffocating settings in recent horror memory, and the atmosphere of pure dread that Bertino builds from the very first frame and never once lets up. We dig into the incredible performances from the two leads and how their work grounds the supernatural horror in something painfully human and real. We also get into that ending — grim, uncompromising, and absolutely devastating in the best possible way. But most of all we talk about what makes The Dark and the Wicked so special as a piece of horror filmmaking — Bertino's unflinching commitment to the idea that sometimes evil has no explanation and no weakness to exploit. No rules. No loopholes. No salvation. So join us this week as the Grindhouse Syndicate stares into the darkness — and the darkness stares right back! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

This week we had a sudden change of plans, and decided instead of nothing coming out, lets just have some fun and talk about some recent horror news! so join us as we talk about Robert Eggers new film, Halloween horror nights adding evil dead to its roster, ghostface gets a little spicey with only fans, and the potential for 2 new nightmare on elm street movies.

Some films do not just disturb you — they break you. This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are covering one of the most talked about horror films of 2025. The Philippou Brothers are back with Bring Her Back and if you thought Talk to Me was emotionally devastating wait until you see what they have cooked up this time. We dig into the heartbreaking and gut wrenching story at the center of this film and why it hits as hard as it does, and the absolutely stunning performance from Sally Hawkins as the deeply unhinged Laura — a portrayal so committed and so unsettling it is impossible to look away from. We also get into the remarkable story behind the making of the film and how the Philippou Brothers allowed real life grief and tragedy to shape the story during production, giving the whole thing an emotional authenticity that is genuinely rare in modern horror. We compare this to Talk to Me, break down the connections between the two films, and dig into just how cool it is that these two movies share the same universe. The Philippou Brothers are building something special. So join us this week as the Grindhouse Syndicate tackles the film everyone in the horror community is talking about! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

Welcome to Springwood! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are stepping away from the silver screen and diving into one of the most forgotten corners of the Nightmare on Elm Street universe. Freddy's Nightmares — the 1988 anthology television series hosted by everyone's favorite dream demon — is a show that most horror fans either barely remember or never knew existed in the first place. And this week we are digging into why. We talk about how and why the show was created, what ultimately led to it being cancelled after just two seasons, and why it never quite managed to burn itself into the pop culture consciousness the way Freddy Krueger himself did. We also take a deep dive into the very first episode — a genuinely fascinating look at the events leading up to the original 1984 A Nightmare on Elm Street that gives fans a whole new perspective on how Freddy came to haunt our dreams. If you thought you knew everything about the Elm Street universe think again. So join us this week as the Grindhouse Syndicate explores the forgotten nightmare! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ

They're slimy, they’re hungry, they’re mutant SLUGS! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are getting down and dirty with one of the most gloriously ridiculous creature features the 1980s ever produced. Juan Piquer Simón's 1988 cult classic Slugs is exactly the kind of movie this show was made for — and we had an absolute blast covering it. We dig into the hilariously bad dubbing that has to be heard to be believed, the unhinged decision to use hundreds of real live slugs on set, and practical effects that genuinely impress even when everything else around them is falling apart. We also talk about the uneven story, some acting choices that left us speechless, and two of the most unforgettable moments in late 80s horror — a face full of worms that has to be seen to be believed and a hero who decided the best way to save the day was to just blow up the entire town. Is Slugs a good movie? Absolutely not. Is it one of the most fun watches we have had on this show? Without question. So grab some salt and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is going full slime mode! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ #Horror #horrorfan #horrorgram #horrormovie #horrorjunkie #horrormovies #horrorfanatic #1980shorror #creaturefeature #slugs #halloween #ghosts #sobaditsgood #horrorpodcast #shudder #Movies #moviepodcasts #youtubepodcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #fypシ゚ #horrorfilmsandmovies #horrorfilmsacry #horrorfilmsbest #horrorfilmpodcast #horrorreview #bloodydisgusting #patreon

Some horror films scare you. This one haunts you. This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are heading down under for a film that left us genuinely shaken in ways that are hard to even put into words. Joel Anderson's 2008 Australian masterpiece Lake Mungo is one of the most beautifully crafted and emotionally devastating horror films we have ever covered on this show — and we had a lot to say about it. We dig into Anderson's incredible screenplay and why the story hits so much harder than your typical ghost story, how the documentary style feels so perfectly chosen for this particular narrative that you forget you are watching a film, and the remarkable cast who improvised their performances giving the whole thing an authenticity that is almost uncomfortable to watch. But most of all we talk about how genuinely sad this film is. Lake Mungo is a horror film that sneaks up on you emotionally and hits you somewhere deep that you did not expect. We were affected by this one in ways we are still processing. So join us this week as the Grindhouse Syndicate takes on the film that broke us a little bit — and we mean that as the highest possible compliment! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ #Horror #horrorfan #horrorgram #horrormovie #horrorjunkie #horrormovies #horrorfanatic #lakemungo #foundfootage #screenaustralia #halloween #ghosts #elevatedhorror #horrorpodcast #shudder #Movies #moviepodcasts #youtubepodcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #fypシ゚ #horrorfilmsandmovies #horrorfilmsacry #horrorfilmsbest #horrorfilmpodcast #horrorreview #bloodydisgusting #patreon

Trick or treat! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are celebrating Halloween a little early by diving into one of the best episodes Tales from the Crypt ever produced. Season 5 Episode 7 — House of Horror — is the kind of television that reminds you why this show was so special. We dig into why this episode is an absolute perfect Halloween watch, the incredible haunted house setting that drips with atmosphere and dread, and a cast so stacked with 90s stars it almost feels unfair. Keith Coogan, Jason London, Meredith Salenger, Wil Wheaton, and Kevin Dillon all showing up in one Tales from the Crypt episode? Yes please. We also get into that twist ending and why it hits so hard and works so perfectly within the framework of what makes Tales from the Crypt so iconic. So grab your candy corn and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is checking into the House of Horror! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ #Horror #horrorfan #horrorgram #horrormovie #horrorjunkie #horrormovies #horrorfanatic #talesfromthecrypt #thecryptkeeper #specialeffects #halloween #stephenking #practicaleffects #horrorpodcast #shudder #Movies #moviepodcasts #youtubepodcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #fypシ゚ #horrorfilmsandmovies #horrorfilmsacry

The devil is in the details! This week on the Grindhouse Syndicate we are diving into one of the most unique and underrated possession films of the last decade. Sean Byrne's 2015 slow burn masterpiece The Devil's Candy is not your typical demonic horror film — and that is exactly what makes it so special. We dig into what sets this film apart from every other possession movie out there, the stunning and haunting imagery that Byrne uses to get under your skin, and a score and soundtrack so heavy and perfectly chosen it practically becomes a character in itself. Oh and that ending? We get into the absolutely unhinged and unforgettable showdown that closes this film out in the most gloriously insane way possible. If you have been sleeping on The Devil's Candy it is time to wake up. So crank up the volume and join us this week because the Grindhouse Syndicate is going full metal! Show Links: Shows Official Website: Grindhouse horror pod https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/ Shows Official Store: https://www.grindhousehorrorpod.com/store/ Patreon: The Grindhouse Syndicate A Horror Movie Podcast https://www.patreon.com/TheGrindhouseSyndicateAHorrorMoviePodcast Facebook: @ The Grindhouse syndicate horror podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550832364599 Instagram: @ Grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod https://www.instagram.com/grindhousesyndicate.horror.pod/ Tik Tok: The Grindhouse Horror Podcast @ Grindhouse.Horror.Pod. https://www.tiktok.com/@grindhouse.horror.pod YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXBltuX64Bc2G8Nq1x3FNkQ #Horror #horrorfan #horrorgram #horrormovie #horrorjunkie #horrormovies #horrorfanatic #ispitonyourgrave #grindhouse #specialeffects #halloween #stephenking #practicaleffects #horrorpodcast #shudder #Movies #moviepodcasts #youtubepodcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #fypシ゚ #horrorfilmsandmovies #horrorfilmsacry #horrorfilmsbest #horrorfilmpodcast #horrorreview #bloodydisgusting #patreon