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Wake Up Heavy is a podcast dedicated to revisiting classic horror movies from the 70s and 80s. With a small but dedicated community of 3 members, the creator shares nostalgic insights and exclusive content, offering a unique blend of horror fandom and personal memory.
Latest Posts
5 posts
TPB: Black Christmas (1974)
PaidYes, I have done an episode on Black Christmas (1974) before, but when you get a chance to be on The Projection Booth yo...
WUH: Back to School
PaidCleo is headed back to school, but we were able to squeeze in one last episode before then. Since last we spoke we've wa...
WUH: The Return of the Living Kid
PaidCleo is finally back and we've got a hefty round of movie watches and recs.
C&W Episode 08: Surf 'n' Turf
PaidFast Times. G&S. T&C. Mr. Zogs Sex Wax. The Search for Animal Chin. Powell-Peralta. Bones Brigade. Thrasher magazine. Su...
C&W Episode 07: Isthmus be my lucky day
PaidCharlie Chaplin. Our Gang. W.C. Fields. Garfield. Pizza and Pipes.
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Creator Details
Activity
- Launch Date:
- 2019-01-04
- Last Updated:
- 3 days ago
- Total Posts:
- 24
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- Total Likes:
- 0
- Total Comments:
- 0
- Avg. per Post:
- 0.0
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- Content Type:
- SFW
- Post Frequency:
- 0.3 posts/month
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About Wake Up Heavy
Wake Up Heavy is a podcast that dives into the creator's personal memories of classic horror films from the 1970s and 1980s. The show offers a unique perspective, combining nostalgic reflections with insightful commentary on the films themselves. The creator has built a small but passionate community of 3 members who enjoy the exclusive content offered through their Patreon page. This intimate community allows for a deeper engagement with the podcast's themes and fosters a sense of shared appreciation for the horror genre.