Horror Reviews: Hawke & Rev Vampire Slayers - Shocktails
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What this video covers
Shocktails is a horror-review segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Baker and Thunder sit down for casual Halloween-themed conversation covering upcoming and recent horror releases. The episode includes takes on several indie horror films — among them Clownface, Redwood Massacre: Annihilation, Hawk and Rev Vampire Slayers, The Good That Devils Do, and Uncle Peckerhead — alongside a look at upcoming Putrid Prints releases. The lighthearted, pumpkin-carving framing gives the episode a distinctly seasonal haunter-community vibe.
Key takeaways
- ◆Reviews and previews of multiple indie horror films in one episode
- ◆Putrid Prints upcoming releases are discussed alongside film content
- ◆Presented in a casual, Halloween-atmosphere podcast format aimed at the haunter community
- ◆Hosts bring a playful seasonal energy with pumpkin-carving as a backdrop
Who this is for
Horror enthusiasts and haunters who enjoy laid-back indie film discussion with a Halloween community twist.
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