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[Podcasts] The Horror Show #135: The Mutilator
The guys from The Horror Show are back in to celebrate Fall Break and look at an 80’s slasher that features it’s own 80’s sitcom style theme song, matricide, and a giant fishing hook murder scene. If you guessed The Mutilator you’d be right!
The guys from The Horror Show have also started a donation drive to assist the people affected by Hurricane Harvey. A $5.00 donations to ANY charity of your choice will get you a FREE set of stickers featuring artists from around the world and their interpretation of horror movies filmed in or set in Texas. For more information, pictures of the stickers so far, and details on how to submit your receipt please check out IHATEHURRICANES.COM
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