This week, to celebrate the month of his birth, Pete picked another movie from his childhood that he definitely should not have been watching so young - John Carpenter's Vampires!
This late 90's western tells the story of a church-backed group of cowboys who hunt vampires across the United States. James Woods and one of the lesser Baldwin brothers must stop the bad guy from Karate Kid 3 before he unlocks a dark magic that will allow vampires to walk around in the day time. Badass action and gay panic humor ensues!
Join us as we discuss the etymology of our favorite villain name, the importance of established rules for your vampire hunting club, and why soccer is the most important sport for vampire hunting training.
And as always, don't get too scared!
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