Hellraiser, Part 2

In this episode, Jess & Nicole continue their journey through Clive Barker's dark world where the boundary between pain and pleasure evaporates. In Part 2, the duo explore Clive Barker's role as a visual artist, discuss Hellraiser comic books, and unravel the mystery of the iconic puzzle box. Plus, they tackle the intriguing question: who is the real monster of the movie?

Tune in for another deep dive into the macabre! Grab some booze, bring your bud, and let’s get into the gory details.

Credits:

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more from Max at Zelzedian Music.

Resources:

Hellraiser Comic Books

Clive Barker: An Appreciation of His Visionary Writing and Art

Clive Barker Interviews

Hellraiser, Part 1

In this episode, Jess & Nicole take you on a journey through Clive Barker's dark world where the boundary between pain and pleasure evaporates. From the original novella Hellbound Heart to the iconic films Hellraiser and Hellbound: Hellraiser II, the duo dive deep into the artistry of 80s horror, the actual horror of the satanic panic, and "ravage fantasies". They also explore themes like regression therapy, toxic positivity, and ponder why certain genital piercings are named after royals. Plus, delve into the work of Bob Keen, the visual effects and makeup genius behind the terrifying cenobites, and listen as Jess & Nicole portray actor maggots.

Grab some booze, bring your bud, and let’s get into the gory details!

Credits:

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more from Max at Zelzedian Music.

Resources:

Clive Barker: An Appreciation of His Visionary Writing and Art

Clive Barker Interviews

Welcome to Bud Corner, where we smoke the devil's lettuce and dive into Interview with the Vampire for a laid-back, 420-friendly bonus episode.

Join Jess and Nic as they chat about pareidolia, how yoga can save the day, replacement goldfish, and how sometimes taking the other path is the wrong choice. Does crying get you out of a ticket? Also, does being a vampire mean it's easier to hang upside down?? We don't know! But we sure are curious.

Grab your bud and join the fun. We may lose our train of thought and forget a few words (or our own names), but rest assured the lunacy and japes continue in full force.

Thanks for tuning in to our dank musings!

We hope you're entertained, informed, and truly terrified! If you enjoy what you hear, please leave us a five-star review and follow our podcast on your platform of choice. For more 420 inspired content, follow us on Instagram and Tiktok @boosandbuds (spell it). If you have any terrifying tales you'd like to share, dm or email us at boosandbudspod@gmail.com. Cheers, buds!

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more by Max at Zelzedian Music.

Whether you're a dedicated vampire aficionado or indifferent to the undead, buckle up for PART 2, as Jess and Nicole dissect the story that reignited the allure of vampires. Delve into the dark, enigmatic, and sociopathic world of "Interview with the Vampire." In this episode, explore Anne Rice's iconic novel, the 1994 film, and the recent series adaptation.

Immerse yourself in Anne Rice's tumultuous life, filled with dramatic highs and lows. Contemplate the alluring yet perilous nature of immortality, and enjoy Jess's enthusiastic musings on Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson.

Grab some booze, your bud, and let's dive in!

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more from Max at Zelzedian Music.

Resources:

Anne Rice

Tropes

Vampire History

Slavery & the Making of America

Storyville, New Orleans

Whether you're a dedicated vampire aficionado or indifferent to the undead, buckle up as Jess and Nicole dissect the story that reignited the allure of vampires. Delve into the dark, enigmatic, and sociopathic world of "Interview with the Vampire." In this episode, explore Anne Rice's iconic novel, the 1994 film, and the recent series adaptation.

Immerse yourself in Anne Rice's tumultuous life, filled with dramatic highs and lows. Contemplate the alluring yet perilous nature of immortality, and enjoy Jess's enthusiastic musings on Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson.

Grab some booze, your bud, and let's dive in!

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more from Max at Zelzedian Music.

Resources:

Anne Rice

Tropes

Vampire History

Slavery & the Making of America

Storyville, New Orleans

Welcome to Bud Corner, where we smoke the devil's lettuce and dive into The Shining for a laid-back, 420-friendly bonus episode.

Join Jess and Nic as they chat about recycling hummus containers, targeted marketing (Chasing Unicorns), Jess's booty, and The Crone. Grab your bud and join the fun. We may lose our train of thought and forget a few words (or our own names), but rest assured the lunacy and japes continue in full force.

Thanks for tuning in to our dank musings!

We hope you're entertained, informed, and truly terrified! If you enjoy what you hear, please leave us a five-star review and follow our podcast on your platform of choice. For more 420 inspired content, follow us on Instagram and Tiktok @boosandbuds (spell it). If you have any terrifying tales you'd like to share, dm or email us at boosandbudspod@gmail.com. Cheers, buds!

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more by Max at Zelzedian Music.

Join Jess and Nicole as they delve into the chilling world of "The Shining." In this episode, they explore the different iterations of this classic horror tale, from Stephen King's original novel to Stanley Kubrick's iconic film adaptation, as well as the often-overlooked miniseries. Going beyond the surface-level scares, they discuss the deeper psychological and emotional complexities that make "The Shining" a timeless masterpiece.

Jess and Nicole uncover some lesser-known details and intriguing insights that might change the way you perceive this terrifying story.

Whether you're a horror aficionado or a casual fan, this episode promises to shed new light on one of the most haunting stories ever told. So grab some booze, and your bud, and let's dive in!

Theme song written by Levi Guth & Max Neal. Music and sound editing, mixing, and mastering by Max Neal. Hear more by Max at Zelzedian Music.

Resources:

Britannica

Info on Caul and En Caul:

National Library of Medicine

Wikipedia

How Stuff Works

Born in the caul, born in the rain: Damara and Nama people with extrasensory abilities in Namibia..

Tropes:

Merriam Webster

TVTropes.org

National Women's Conference

Shelley Duvall:

How The Shining Changed Shelley Duvall Forever - Slash Film

Shelley Duvall's Experience Filming The Shining - Cinema Blend