Join host Jon Lee Brody and special guest Maggie Levin on That Was Pretty Scary as they discuss Jennifer Kent's modern horror masterpiece, The Babadook (2014). Dive deep into themes of grief, motherhood, and psychological horror as Maggie shares her insights and personal experiences with the film. The conversation also explores Maggie's journey as a filmmaker, her work on the Blumhouse movie My Valentine, and her collaboration with Scott Derrickson on The Black Phone 2. This episode promises an immersive review of The Babadook and a behind-the-scenes look at Maggie's exciting projects. Don't miss out!

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Join Jon Lee Brody in this electrifying episode of That Was Pretty Scary, where he is joined by the talented writer and executive producer of 'Hard Eyes,' Michael Kennedy. Dive deep into the creative process behind the horror-romance film 'Hard Eyes' and discover the collaboration magic between Michael and Christopher Landon. From blending genres and character development to memorable one-liners and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, this episode covers it all. Don't miss out on the discussions that highlight the importance of representation in film, the power of overcoming personal struggles, and the cathartic nature of horror movies. Tune in for a detailed look at how 'Hard Eyes' brings a fresh twist to both the slasher and rom-com genres!

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In this episode of That Was Pretty Scary, Jon Lee Brody is joined by Angel Melanson, digital editor at Fangoria, to dive deep into the misunderstood 2009 film Jennifer's Body. They discuss the problematic marketing, the film's complex themes, and Diablo Cody's ahead-of-its-time writing. The duo also touches on the societal norms of 2009 and how they unfairly impacted the movie's reception. Filled with personal anecdotes and insightful commentary, this episode is a must-listen for fans of cult classics and anyone interested in the evolution of horror and societal narratives. Get ready for an engaging discussion that highlights why Jennifer's Body deserves a second look.

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