A Part Of Our Scare‑itage
Hosted by Adam Clarke and Sarah Chamberlain
“I am a huge horror fan and this podcast scratches that itch while being informative of our Canadian horror roots.”
—Dorion81.
A Part Of Our Scare-itage is a proud declaration of “Ahhh, Canada!” from two horror movie aficionados. Join Sarah Chamberlain and Adam Clarke for a lively discussion of Canadian horror movies. Each episode, Sarah and Adam watch and review a randomly selected CanCon horror film and dissect what makes it tick. All the great Canadian stories will be touched upon, such as: psychics that cause exploding heads, haunted masks that turn 2-D movies 3-D, SCTV cast members fighting cannibals, talking teddy bears, menstrual werewolves, evil housecats, slashers, and more. If you’ve got an ear for fear, join us here for A Part Of Our Scare-itage.
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Sample episode
27. The Pit (1981).
A Part Of Our Scare-itage We’re back! It seems like releasing an episode about a scary, incomprehensible virus was a little “too soon”, so we shelved our Pontypool discussion in favour of a story about four Ts: Troubled Tweens, Teddy bears, and Troglodytes. It’s the notorious, so-bad-it’s-good CanCon horror movie that’s fit Show notes More episodes