Prepare yourselves for a blast to the past! A time of dusty shelves, dimly lit but oh so enticing back rooms, and some of the best damn cover art that we young horror fanatics had seen before or since. Join us as we look back on some of our favorite and most effective covers, all while joined by returning fan favorite guest Steven!
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Ok so I lied. THIS is the final STC 2017 episode. This time around, you get to hear about all of our adventures outside of the podcasting as we talk to celebs, buy too much merch, and meet up with old friends. So enjoy and keep an eye out for the upcoming epic that is WBD Episode 50!
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And now for the dramatic (ok, not really) conclusion to the epic adventure that was our last live show for STC 2017! We had alot of fun on this one and so did the crowd, so forgive us if the audio is a bit hard to decipher from time to time. But many thanks to those who came to the show, as well as all of you who supported us. And of course the biggest thanks to Joe Ripple, Brian Keene, and the rest of the STC crew for having us back for our third year. We are more than thankful to all of you who make this event possible for the benefit of others. Just having a small part in it pumps a bit of life into our dead, dark little hearts. So enjoy! And support Scares That Care in any way you can.
SALO!
This was an interesting show for sure. We sat down with the hosts of some other podcasts in front of a live audience to answer the questions of “how”, “when”, and “why the fuck?” we do this crazy thing in the first place. Hope you enjoy listening to a bunch of horror nerds like ourselves talk shop on how we do things, and of course if you have any questions of your own, feel free to give us a shout at webelongdeadpod@gmail.com
SALO!
We've never turned a sinner form our doors.
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