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Published by Colin Holt & Robin Crossman
Welcome to Pretty Bloody Funny with Colin Holt and Robin Crossman - the podcast where horror meets hilarity. Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters… Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?
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This week, Colin and Robin premiere their FIRST episode of Pretty Bloody Funny - and right from the get-go, you can tell we hit a few technical snafus. But, much like some of our favourite horror comedies, we glossed over them and pushed on. Our premiere episode features a review of Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse , a 2015 film that somehow captures all the best vibes of the ’80s - without any of the cringe. Every episode, we’ll sink our teeth into everything from blood-soaked slashers and supernatural nightmares to cult classics and horror comedies. We’ll break them down, rate the kills, roast the clichés, celebrate the masterpieces, and answer the only question that really matters… Is it scary… or is it pretty bloody funny?
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