Julia Marchese

She's also a filmmaker, actor, writer, and fittingly for the subject of tonight's episode, very much an expert on both horror films and legendary author Stephen King.

It is Julia Marchese.

Julia, welcome to Film at Unite.

Hello and happy Halloween.

And best friends Teri Gamble-

And Julia Marchese break down a different horror movie each week-

Exploring a multitude of genres, subgenres-

And sub subgenres-

Ta-ta-ta-ta.

Thank you for listening.

Horror Movie Survival Guide is independently produced by Teri Gamble, Julia Marchese, and Sierra Rhine.

Hey, that's me.

And best friends Teri Gamble-

And Julia Marchese break down a different horror movie each week-

Exploring a multitude of genres, subgenres-

And sub subgenres

[laughs]

[laughs]

I am Julia.

And I'm Teri.

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Max Blaska, uh, Paul Inman, Julia Marchese, Ian Klink, and many, many, many more.

Uh, it was so great to read those interviews having interviewed them myself, too.

Uh, but why did you want to include more than interviews this time around?

And best friends, Teri Gamble-

And Julia Marchese break down a different horror movie each week-

Exploring a multitude of genres, subgenres-

And sub-subgenres

... stay alive.

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What are we talking about today, Julia? [laughs]

We are talking about 1977's The Clown Murders.