Yeah, I'll Never Watch That is a light-hearted comedy podcast about horror films and which ones are a good idea for you to watch. This BONUS EPISODE is the first Yeah So I Watched That - where Jen and Maddie review one of their previously discussed films after Maddie has ACTUALLY WATCHED THAT.
This episode of Yeah, So I Watched That covers the classic 1960's thriller from Episode 2 - Psycho!
Content Warning
All episodes of Yeah, I’ll Never Watch That contain course language and discussions around death or dying as they relate to the plots of horror films. Listener discretion is advised.
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Hosted By Jen Bush and Maddie Harte
Editing and Production by Maddie Harte
Artwork by Etsy Artist: Ade and Maddie Harte
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