Ep #294 - Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood
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This week in our month of horror Bryan takes us back to Camp Crystal Lake to hang out, go for a swim, and get slammed against a tree while hiding in a sleeping bag. That's right, we're talking the super fun Friday the 13th: Part 7: The New Blood and pointing out all the things that make this such a delightful watch. While it may not have the most imaginative kills, its costumes and special effects are on a whole other level.
SHOWNOTES:
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING?
BRYAN - Titans: Season 2
JON - Dead After Dark
CHEWIE - Stumptown: 1st 3 Episodes
THEME MUSIC COURTESY
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