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13 Degrees of Screams: A Horror Movie Podcast
Hosted by Alex and Stephanie · EN
13 Degrees of Screams is the horror podcast and YouTube channel where two friends chat about horror movies like they just walked out of the theater. Every movie gets judged on our scary scale where we rate the plot, suspense, atmosphere, and villain to see how terrifying it really is from 1 to 13. Expect laughs, honest reactions, debates, and a cozy “hang out with friends who love horror” energy. We also take suggestions, so hit us with your horror favs! Whether you’re into cult classics or mainstream movies, this is your new horror home.
Join us as we scream, joke, and rate our way through the genre one degree at a time on 13 Degrees of Screams!
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Fresh: The Horror Hiding in Modern Dating
1w ago00:33:55Tap to summarizeOn this episode of 13 Degrees of Screams, we bite into Fresh (2022), the sleek, seductive horror comedy that turns a promising meet cute into a nightmare of captivity, cannibal cuisine, and the most shocking thirty minute late opening credits you’ll ever see. We explore how the film blends rom com charm with body horror, dark humor, and a villain whose “perfect guy” persona is somehow more disturbing than his meat‑market side hustle. We dig into the twisted relationship dynamics, the unsettling mystery of Steve’s wife, the horrifying realization that Noa unknowingly ate part of Mollie, and the film’s sharp commentary on online dating as a place where people consume and discard each other. Plus, we talk about why the real love story might be the friendship between Noa and Mollie the only relationship that survives the menu. Stick around to hear where Fresh lands on our scary scale of 1 to 13. Follow 13 Degrees of Screams for more content: https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →EVENT HORIZON Was Almost the Most Shocking Movie You’ve Ever Seen
2w ago00:30:46Tap to summarizeSpace travel. Hell. And the worst possible release date imaginable for Titanic. This week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we’re diving into Event Horizon, the sci‑fi horror film that was almost way too much! Discover how this movie came this close to becoming the most shocking, most gruesome, most “what did I just watch” entry in the genre. We’re unpacking the infamous deleted scenes, the studio meddling, and yes, the unexpected connection to a British miniature wargame. Join us as we explore the masterpiece that nearly was because the real terror isn’t what made it to screen, but what almost did. How does this affect Event Horizon’s scary rating on a scale of 1 to 13? Tune in this week to find out! Marvelous Videos’ video Every Deleted Scene From Event Horizon (1997) Movie - Explained - This Makes It Even More Terrifying - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRKpRCvDKDg&t=668s Event Horizon's Prequel Comic Article - https://screenrant.com/event-horizon-prequel-comic-deleted-hell-scene-28-years-wait/ Follow 13 Degrees of Screams for more content: https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →WATERSHIP DOWN: The Most Horrifying “Non Horror” Animated Movie Ever Made
3w ago00:32:22Tap to summarizeOn this episode of 13 Degrees of Screams, we journey into Watership Down, the beautifully animated yet shockingly brutal tale of rabbits, prophecy, and survival. We explore how this watercolor storybook film became one of the most infamous “not actually for kids” movies ever made, blending pastoral charm with graphic violence, existential dread, and a dictator bunny who puts most horror villains to shame. We dig into the film’s long standing ratings controversy, the mythology trimmed from the original novel, the Lapine language, and why the Black Rabbit of Death still haunts viewers decades later. Plus, we revisit childhood memories of abruptly turned off daycare TVs and break down the film’s most intense moments from the snare warren to Efrafa’s authoritarian rule. Stick around to hear where Watership Down lands on our scary scale of 1 to 13. Follow 13 Degrees of Screams for more content: https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →How GINGER SNAPS Redefined Teen Werewolf Horror
May 1400:30:31Tap to summarizeOn this episode of 13 Degrees of Screams, we dive into Ginger Snaps, the ultimate blend of teen angst and werewolf transformation. We break down the film’s themes of puberty, identity, and the monstrous side of growing up, while spotlighting its bold, original spin on werewolf design and mythology. Plus, we explore the sisterly bond between Ginger and Brigitte. Stick around to hear where it lands on our scary scale of 1 to 13! Trigger Warning: This episode discusses themes including body horror, gore, death, and sensitive topics related to puberty and transformation. Follow 13 Degrees of Screams for more content: https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams MUSIC stream cafe - boba date
Transcribe →The Most Stressful Movie We’ve Ever Covered: MOTHER!
May 700:39:19Tap to summarizeTrigger Warnings: This episode discusses violence, infant harm, psychological abuse, gore, religious trauma themes, and home invasion. This week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we’re diving into Mother!, Darren Aronofsky’s chaotic, symbolic, and deeply polarizing psychological horror. We break down Jennifer Lawrence’s exhausting, immersive performance as Mother, Javier Bardem’s unsettlingly distant Him, and how a simple domestic setup spirals into biblical mayhem. From Adam and Eve wrecking the house to Cain and Abel’s violent arrival, from religious zealots overrunning every room to that infamous baby scene, we explore how the film transforms a single home into a metaphor for creation, destruction, and the relentless demands placed on Mother Earth. We also dig into the film’s intense production, the stage‑like rehearsals, the two interconnected house sets, Jennifer Lawrence’s on‑set injuries, and the wildly divided audience reaction that earned the movie an F CinemaScore and strained Lawrence and Aronofsky’s real‑life relationship. Finally, we rate Mother! on our Scary Scale from 1 to 13. Follow 13 Degrees of Screams for more content: https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →So Bad It’s Terrifying: Our Take on THE ROOM
Apr 3000:30:58Tap to summarizeThis week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we take a wild detour into a film that isn’t technically horror… yet somehow feels terrifying in its own unique way! We’re diving into the cinematic anomaly known as The Room and its behind‑the‑scenes dramatization, The Disaster Artist. In this special episode, we unravel the baffling production history, the inexplicable plot choices, and the enigma that is Tommy Wiseau, a man whose origins are as mysterious as his filmmaking decisions. From football tossing in tuxedos to rooftop monologues that defy all known acting techniques, we explore how this movie exists at all, and why its existence might be the scariest part. And for the first time ever, we break tradition: no scary scale rating. Because honestly? This one doesn’t even hit a 1. If negative numbers were allowed, we’d be in uncharted territory. Join us for confusion, fascination, and a whole lot of “Oh hi, horror fans.” Video Tommy Wiseau Commercial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cufePE5NaEM Articles The Bizarre Story Behind The Room https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2019/08/this-bizarre-story-behind-the-room/ 27 Wild Stories From The Making Of The Room, The Worst Movie Ever https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/27-wild-stories-from-the-making-of-the-room-the-wo/2900-1644/ You can follow 13 Degrees of Screams on social media for additional content! https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →ROOM Movie Explained: Trauma, Survival, and Jack’s First Look at the Real World
Apr 2300:34:46Tap to summarizeTRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses themes of kidnapping, captivity, child endangerment, and psychological trauma as depicted in Room. We also discuss child loss from the book of the same name and reference a real world case, including the imprisonment of Elisabeth Fritzl, which may be distressing for some listeners. This week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we’re tackling Room, the 2015 psychological survival drama that turns an 11×11 shed into one of the most unsettling settings we’ve covered. We break down Brie Larson’s gripping performance as a mother held captive for seven years, Jacob Tremblay’s astonishing portrayal of a child seeing the world for the first time, and how the film shifts from claustrophobic thriller to emotional coming‑of‑age story the moment Jack escapes Room. We also explore the real‑world cases that inspired Emma Donoghue’s novel, including the tragic imprisonment of Elisabeth Fritzl, and compare how the book and film handle trauma, imagination, and the fierce bond between mother and child. From Jack believing only he and Ma are “real” to the overwhelming chaos of the outside world, we dig into what makes this story so haunting, human, and unforgettable. Finally, we rate Room on our Scary Scale from 1 to 13. You can follow 13 Degrees of Screams on social media for additional content! https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →Breaking Down SIGNS: Hidden Themes with Will from The Red Treehouse
Apr 1600:49:01Tap to summarizeThis week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we’re diving into the mysteries of M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs. We’re joined by Will from The Red Treehouse Podcast, who brings his unique eye for symbolism to help us unpack one of Shyamalan’s most layered films. Together, we explore the movie’s hidden themes and question if Signs might actually be Shyamalan’s best work. And of course, we put Signs to the test on our scary scale of 1 to 13. Does it earn a spot near the top, or does the alien invasion fall short of full‑blown terror? Tune in to find out! Check out The Red Treehouse wherever you get your podcast! https://open.spotify.com/show/5mFcJwrs26e5yjs7kFNwrg?si=94c56a0f332f42bb https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-red-treehouse-scary-stories-to-keep-you-up-at-night/id1705518954 https://www.youtube.com/@redtreehousepod https://www.instagram.com/redtreehousepod/ You can follow 13 Degrees of Screams on social media for additional content! https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →IT Review: Tim Curry’s Pennywise Revisited
Apr 900:37:53Tap to summarizeThis week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we revisit the iconic 1990 miniseries IT, the cosmic clown classic that terrified a generation and still manages to be equal parts spooky and silly. We dig into Pennywise’s extraterrestrial origins, the Deadlights, the not quite book accurate Ritual of Chüd, and the magic turtle that somehow exists in this universe. We also discuss our personal histories with the franchise, Tim Curry’s legendary performance, and why the Losers’ Club seems to forget everything the moment they leave Derry. We break down the chaotic adult acting choices, Bev doing most of the heavy lifting, the balloon‑popping library scene, the Coraline‑coded old lady, and the restaurant reunion that probably traumatized every bystander. Plus, we debate which Pennywise is scarier, whether the story holds up, and if being eaten by IT is actually better than falling face‑first into a sewer. Finally, we rate IT (1990) on our Scary Scale from 1 to 13. You can follow 13 Degrees of Screams on social media for additional content! https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
Transcribe →NEVER BEEN KISSED is the Scariest Movie Ever!
Apr 100:26:05Tap to summarizeThis week on 13 Degrees of Screams, we dive into the horrifying “romantic comedy” (yeah, right) Never Been Kissed. Don’t let it fool you, this movie proves returning to high school is far more terrifying than any masked slasher! But that’s not all. We also explore the absurd, but totally plausible concept of drowning in a sea of pillows and debate whether a pie‑eating devil lurks within Josie Grossie. Did she accidentally summon a demon? How else would you explain it?? So sit down and grab a bowl of coleslaw byproduct as we rate this rom-com on our scary scale of 1 to 13! You can follow 13 Degrees of Screams on social media for additional content! https://www.instagram.com/13degreesofscreams/ https://twitter.com/13ScreamsPod https://www.tiktok.com/@13degreesofscreams
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