Don't Read The Latin

It’s time for more Latinless goodness, and this time Jennifer Lovely is chatting with long-time friend and video game aficionado Gwen Beaudry.

Her picks are Nightmare on Elm Street and Let Us Prey, and boy, does she have a story about why Nightmare is her formative movie. Be sure to pay attention to the Content Warning in the episode, folks!

It’s time for more Latinless goodness, and this time Jennifer Lovely is chatting with long-time friend and video game aficionado Gwen Beaudry.

Her picks are Nightmare on Elm Street and Let Us Prey, and boy, does she have a story about why Nightmare is her formative movie. Be sure to pay attention to the Content Warning in the episode, folks!

We’re back! We’ve been delayed by some recovery issues, but now Jen’s sitting down with Meg Creelman, a horror aficionado we met at Bats’ Day at Disneyland (where Jen and I got engaged).

They’re going to talk about Alien and Crimson Peak, and Meg’s going to share some stories. Enjoy!

We’re back! We’ve been delayed by some recovery issues, but now Jen’s sitting down with Meg Creelman, a horror aficionado we met at Bats’ Day at Disneyland (where Jen and I got engaged).

They’re going to talk about Alien and Crimson Peak, and Meg’s going to share some stories. Enjoy!

Hey everyone, hope you had a safe 4th of July! We’re back, and this time Jennifer Lovely is hanging out with Jillian Venters of Gothic Charm School to talk about her formative and modern movie picks, Poltergeist and Starry Eyes. Major spoilers are contained within for those films, so if you haven’t watched them yet, be warned!

Also, a CONTENT WARNING for this episode: there is a discussion towards the beginning that deals with sexual abuse, sexual assault, and rape. If you want to skip that part, when they start talking about the podcast Shock Waves, skip ahead to about 25 minutes.

Hey everyone, hope you had a safe 4th of July! We’re back, and this time Jennifer Lovely is hanging out with Jillian Venters of Gothic Charm School to talk about her formative and modern movie picks, Poltergeist and Starry Eyes. Major spoilers are contained within for those films, so if you haven’t watched them yet, be warned!

Also, a CONTENT WARNING for this episode: there is a discussion towards the beginning that deals with sexual abuse, sexual assault, and rape. If you want to skip that part, when they start talking about the podcast Shock Waves, skip ahead to about 25 minutes.

If you liked us talking about Bob Foster with Kim last week, you’ll love hearing from him in this episode! We’ve got another co-host of City of Geek here to talk about his first horror movie, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, and his modern pick, Annihilation. And if you say you’re going to talk about Annihilation, then I, Handsome Husband Jim, will heed the call as well!

Yup, it’s a triple play of hosts this time around. Be sure to also check out Bob’s newest show, Worst Movie Of The Year as well!

If you liked us talking about Bob Foster with Kim last week, you’ll love hearing from him in this episode! We’ve got another co-host of City of Geek here to talk about his first horror movie, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, and his modern pick, Annihilation. And if you say you’re going to talk about Annihilation, then I, Handsome Husband Jim, will heed the call as well!

Yup, it’s a triple play of hosts this time around. Be sure to also check out Bob’s newest show, Worst Movie Of The Year as well!

Hey there, and welcome back to Don’t Read the Latin! We hope you’re all safe and taking care of yourselves mentally and physically in these trying times.

This marks the first of our new direction where the guests rotate and we dive into what movie introduced them to horror, and which modern one reinforced that love. In this inaugural episode, Jen is joined by City of Geek and Ghoulish Tendencies co-host Kim Douthit for a discussion on feminism in horror, abuse, and… cat butts. No, really. Plus Maggie the podcat!

Black lives matter.

Hey there, and welcome back to Don’t Read the Latin! We hope you’re all safe and taking care of yourselves mentally and physically in these trying times.

This marks the first of our new direction where the guests rotate and we dive into what movie introduced them to horror, and which modern one reinforced that love. In this inaugural episode, Jen is joined by City of Geek and Ghoulish Tendencies co-host Kim Douthit for a discussion on feminism in horror, abuse, and… cat butts. No, really. Plus Maggie the podcat!

Black lives matter.