Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we take a look at the movie that introduced us to Ouija boards as the worst thing a young girl could ever play around with and the demon god Pazuzu, The Exorcist (1973).  The movie where were all introduced to the worst curse word we could imagine and the movie considered the best horror movie by movie critics. It spawned a whole slew of exorcism movies, multiple series of movies, and multiple television series that have intrigued millions for almost 5 decades.

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we take a look at the movie that introduced us to Mel Brooks, Young Frankenstein. From there we discuss how we were introduced to liking black and white movies and introduced to a great ensemble cast of comedians. We are also paying homage to Cloris Leachman who was one of the most stand-out performances from the cast. Rest in Peace Frau Bluecher! **Horse Neighs**

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week is a little different as we are looking at the whole of the Monty Python Anthology. So that being said, Monty Python has a massive Anthology... so we had to cut the episode into parts.  In part one, we covered the first part of their career from meeting to Monty Python's Flying Circus. 

In part two, we are covering the Monty Python movies (Holy Grail, Life of Brian, and Meaning of Life) and briefly touch on the projects that the guys had after Python. **God guys, we are in over our heads 0.o**

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week is a little different as we are looking at the whole of the Monty Python Anthology. So that being said, Monty Python has a massive Anthology... so we had to cut the episode into parts.  In part one we will cover the first part of their career from meeting to Monty Python's Flying Circus. **God guys, we are in over our heads 0.o**

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This is a very special episode. *cue the music*

This week we discuss the newfound horrors that are The Witches remake from 2020 starring Octavia Spencer and Anne Hathaway.
How do you feel about puppets versus CGI???

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we discuss the horror film (?) Leprechaun (1993). We break down the special effects that are this movie, as well as the dialog that is in Jennifer Anniston's own words.. "This is the 90's." So join us for the shit show that spun off 7 sequels and a cult following.

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we discuss the horrors that is The Witches from 1990 starring Anjelica Huston.
We work out our demons which are the crazy puppet/mouse transformations. So join us on the crazy adventure that Roald Dahl is known for.

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we examine the movies from our childhoods that either terrified us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a significant way.

This week we discuss Tales from the Hood (1995). In it we discuss 3 (4?) stories of police aggression, racism, complacency, and the freaky little wooden puppets that haunt our dreams.

Join us for a disturbing look at the film from producer Spike Lee that made us look under our beds and our African American brothers look over their shoulders.

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