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In this episode of Play Horror For Me, we dive deep into one of the most notorious, banned, and misunderstood films in horror history: Ruggero Deodato’s Cannibal Holocaust. A movie so realistic it sparked court cases, censorship battles, and decades of debate over ethics, exploitation, and the line between fiction and atrocity.

Play Horror for Me is a horror movie podcast where we dive deep into the worlds of the films we love—offering thoughtful analysis, original segments, and personal insights that bring new life to cult classics, forgotten gems, and more.

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In this week’s Play Horror For Me episode as we dive into Walter Hill’s Southern Comfort(1981) a tense, atmospheric survival thriller where National Guardsmen find themselves hunted deep in Louisiana’s bayou.

We break down the film’s gritty realism, haunting score, and how it captures Vietnam paranoia better than most war movies ever dared. Expect Southern Gothic dread, eerie stillness, and that creeping sense that nature — and the locals — are closing in.

Play Horror for Me is a horror movie podcast where we dive deep into the worlds of the films we love—offering thoughtful analysis, original segments, and personal insights that bring new life to cult classics, forgotten gems, and more.

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Happy Halloween! Today we shine a spooky spotlight on The Three Stooges’ classic creepshow comedy “If a Body Meets a Body” — where ghosts may not be real, but bad luck, flying fists, and Curly’s terrified yelps definitely are.

Play Horror for Me is a horror movie podcast where we dive deep into the worlds of the films we love—offering thoughtful analysis, original segments, and personal insights that bring new life to cult classics, forgotten gems, and more.

Theme music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio