So here it is: the last episode of Saw Something Scary ever recorded.

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- The Guys from Saw Something Scary

You friends from Saw Something Scary are taking a look at the origin point of the Landonverse with 2015's Scouts Guide to the Apocalypse.   Hit that Download button, press Play, and let's get started on the latest from The Triple S Podcast!

On Ep. 159 your friends from Saw Something Scary are reviewing the latest from the Christopher Landonverse, Freaky! On the way there the guys get into the recent news from WB that all 2020 films are being release concurrently to HBO Max and movie theaters - bad new for theaters may show the way forward for the stand-up comedy and Broadway production industries. So hit that Download button, press Play, and let's get started on the latest from Saw Something Scary!

This week your friends at Saw Something Scary are reviewing 2013's Dark Skies, an underappreciated gem starring Keri Russell and Josh Hamilton. Before the review we get updates from The Horror Reporter on Snyder's Justice League, Dexter, Scream, and Constantine (!).   Hit that download button, press play, and let's get going!

On Episode 157 your friends from Saw Something Scary are getting you read for November's Friday the 13th with a review of perhaps the greatest fan film(s?) ever made, Womp Stomp Film's Never Hike Alone and its prequel, Never Hike in the Snow. Heads Up: Womp Stomp is releasing a super cut of these films + more on 11/13/20, a cut they are calling The Ghost Cut.  You can learn more here.   ------ Want more Saw Something Scary? Check out our Patreon page here and see how you can start getting bonus episodes every month.

Your friends at Saw Something Scary are saying goodbye to Sean Connery with a review of his collaboration with the Master of Psychological Horror, Alfred Hitchcock.  The film that emerges is... bizarre... and highly interesting. We also check in with The Horror Reporter to find out about toys spoken into existence by Saw Something Scary as well as updates from André Øvredal, Jordan Peele, and more.

Happy Halloween all you Michaels and Lauries out there!  Enjoy this one while you make whatever sinister preparations you've devised for celebrating Halloween 2020! We're going back to Haddonfield with the first Halloween sequel, a movie that gets better as it ages.  Enjoy!

It's time to say goodbye to Flora, Miles, Owen, and all our friends at Bly Manor.  We're wrapping up our review of The Haunting of Bly Manor on this one.   On the way we get some Horror Reporter updates:Someone thinks Leto's Joker needs more run Good news from the world of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, bad news from Ghostbusters So lets get going: hit the download button, press play, and let's get started on Ep. 154 of Saw Something Scary!

We're jumping in to the long-awaited Mike Flanagan follow up to The Haunting of Hill House, Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor.  We're taking it in two chunks as well as doing a bit of looking forward. Also in the episode:I. The Horror Reporter - 06:22 New Halloween Film Franchise Book Does the Deepest of Dives on the Sequels Amazon Moves Forward with a Series Based on Beloved 90's Slasher Movie Dexter News (!!!) Jason Voorhees Fan Film News (!) II. Pull the Curtain: The Haunting of Bly Manor Eps. 1-4 - 23:47 Hit that download button, press play, and let's get going on Ep. 153 of the Saw Something Scary Podcast!

On Ep. 152 we are revisiting The 2007 Benoit Murders-Suicide, an event that left an indelible impression on your hosts, with the documentary Benoit: Dark Side of the Ring. Note: The documentary is now available on Hulu and can additionally be found other places on the internet.

Having now covered the classic version from 1982 it is time to look at the remake of Poltergeist from 2015, featuring a wildly talented cast, some shaky CGI, and - well, press play to find out!