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TIS TUESDAY'S SCHEDULED RECORDINGS! (Patreon)

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2026-11-10 15:00:18
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2026-11

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HELLBOUND: HELLRAISER II (Roxy & Tara) - 3pm PT

FRIDAY THE 13TH (2009) (Jackie & Paige) - 4pm P{T

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Jaden Rhodes

Hellraiser 2: I know yall have both seen the Terrifier movies, but the fans of those movies, really want the fourth movie to be like this movie with going into hell. I’m curious that sounds good to yall

Jaden Rhodes

Friday the 13th: Y’all are officially done with Jason, I’m curious what have been yalls favorite moments, least favorite moments, and yslld wtf moments.

jaynguin

Friday the 13th: Hey yall! Been having a blast seeing you two catch up to the Jason movies! Curious how you felt about this take on Jason just being a Feral Child that grew up isolated in the woods. I've always thought this was one of his scarier depictions because you can see him thinking now. That and him being able to sprint after people made me feel like I'd never be able to get away.

Anthony Hudak

Hellraiser 2: Hey She-jects. Out of all the horror icons/monsters you've seen, where do Pinhead abd the cenobites rank in design/survivability? Also just wanted to clear up the whole "heaven" line from the first. The box does not open a door to heaven and technically not really hell. The realm of the cenobites is something else that specializes in extreme pleasure and pain. Whoever seeks them out can view their experience as heavenly or demonic. If you're really seeking the box, you are into some freaky s**t

Stephanie Bri

Hellraiser 2 Howdy OG Shejects hope this trip to hell was more fun than when Jason went there lol. My question is some consdier this in the cosmic horror genre because it involves interdimensional travel and godlike eldritch horrors, do you agree with that or is this more like a traditional supernatural demon movie with a unique take on the demons? love yas. stay cool.

Dan G

Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 - Hi Roxy and Tara, hope you're having a great day. Pinhead may be face of the franchise, but Julia is the true villain of these first two movies. Was her role in these films a pleasant surprise, or were you left wanting more? (Personally, I loved her in this role)

Anthony Hudak

Friday the 13th: For me, the F13 remake is the best of the 2000s horror remake craze because it honestly feels like it can fit in the franchise especially with the LOOSE continuity. Obviously, I feel like Nightmare is a big request, but what other horror franchise do you want to check out that you haven't seen? Also, I definitely recommend the Never Hike Alone F13 fam films! I'd love if you can do a reaction to them as they are top tier quality and borderline movie level. You may even see some familiar franchise faces pop up in them...

Stephanie Bri

Friday the 13th: Hi Jackie Hi Paige you made it back to Crystal Lake. Betcha didnt expect Jason to be such a seasons worlds traveller lol. Anyways my question is do you think this movies explanation on how Jason gets around so easily (showing it wasn't him telaporting) is believable or was the supernatural take more acceptable considering everything you've seen Jason do or be done to him over the series? also did you know there is ANOTHER Friday the 13th TV series from the 80s not related to the new Crystal Lake show. stay cool you two are officially Shejects 2.0 now. ps please do Freddy next lol

Snaccs

Friday the 13th: This was the jason I grew up with and once again i only ended up watching the old ones because of you guys! Compared to the other versions of Jason this one is my favorite!! Question, do you guys like these types of movies that never really kill off the killer or is it just something that we just need to accept to enjoy more adaptations? Love yall 💜💜

Dan G

Friday the 13th: Hi Jackie and Paige, congratulations on making it to the end of the series! This is probably the scariest Jason of the series, but overall I find this movie a struggle between trying to be serious and having some really dumb humor. Do you think this franchise can be evergreen, or is best suited for the 80s?

Kaptain Fernandez

Friday the 13th- You’ve now watched several different iterations of the Jason character with the latest being more of a fast hunter/survivalist. If you had to be chased through the woods by any version of the character, which would you prefer?

jamie gore

Hellraiser 2: "Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell!" Whats up She-Jects? So this is probably my favorite of the franchise because I like going deeper into the mythology and getting more of hell. Did yall like that the original is a bit more contained, compared to this one or like that they gave more of what hell is.

jamie gore

Friday the 13th Remake: Damn I love this movie, and big reason for that is because of Derek Mears. Which is my favorite Jason protrayal. Very intimidating and intelligent by using his surroundings more then most of the other movies. Just curious yall thoughts on this version of Jason. Also Shoutout to yall for showing so much love to the franchise.

Amber

Hellraiser 2 Hey girls! Amber here from UK. (Feel free to do an accent) Been a member here for while but never had the time to ask a question. Hopefully this one makes the cut🤞 As resident horror babes, if you could choose a final girl from any other horror franchise, who would you pick that would win against the cenobites or make a great partnership with Kristy? Love you!! 🇬🇧

AWESOMEJoe Movie Reviews

Friday the 13th: Hello Jackie and Paige. I enjoyed this movie so much, it's a soft reboot of the franchise but as well as it's own stand alone movie. It terrified me when I saw it in theaters, it feels very well connected to Michael Bays produced movie of "Texas Chainsaw Masacre" (2003). Would it be a great idea if we had a cinematic universe of our slasher villains since there is "Freddy vs Jason" but connected to Michael Myers, Chucky, etc.? Thanks y'all, keep on living the dream and as always STAY 😎👍👍

thereelrejects

Never Hike Alone is spectacular! I was psyched when I got to interview the director on my own podcast! - PLD

Leon03

Hellbound Hellraiser II Trivia Facts (if time): 1. From a horror film (first movie) to an outright cosmic horror story, director Tony Randel stated this film is meant to be a dark fantasy in order to differentiate it from its predecessor. 2. The Chatterer's original, human form is briefly revealed in one scene to be a young boy. 3. The horn sound that is continually made by Leviathan is Morse code for "God" 4. New World Pictures green lit this sequel while the first film was in post production. 5. Andrew Robinson refused to reprise his role as Larry Cotton from Hellraiser (1987), forcing hasty script rewrites 6. Actor Oliver Smith (skinless Frank) returns & also plays a different character as the mental patient Browning. The actor who played the human version Frank (Sean Chapman) also returns 7. The first film was shot and set in Britain. When New World Pictures acquired it and wanted it to appeal to an American audience, they had some of the British cast dubbed with American accents to add some ambiguity to the setting, suggesting it may possibly be in the US (despite some shots being obviously British). This second film retcons it and cement the setting as being the US 8. The look of the Labyrinth was influenced by the works of Dutch artist M. C. Escher

Leon03

Hellbound Hellraiser II question 1: While the first film received numerous cuts to get an R Rating, this film received an Unrated Cut on home video which I'm assuming is the version y'all seen. Despite that, many filmed scenes were deleted (or rewritten due budget cuts) including a "surgeon cenobites" scene, the "Chatterer" receiving its eyes, the Engineer demon making an appearance, and an original ending where Julia rises out of the mattress wearing a black dress as the "queen of hell" intending for her to be the main villain moving forward ( was cut when Pinhead proved more popular). Does the final film reflect this despite its longer runtime compared to the first film?

Leon03

Hellbound Hellraiser II question 2: Clive Barker (director & writer of the first) who also wrote the novel " The Hellbound Heart" which these films are based on, refused to direct this film due the stressful experience doing the first film. But he remained as an executive producer and writer. Still the film explores some of the novel's themes, elements, & backstories which were cut from the first including using some deleted scenes from that film. Do yall think this film still serves as a seamless continuation & works as bundle like the original Halloween 2 did with the first?

Punktlig

Friday the 13th: Hello again you two! This was the first R-rated movie I ever seen in theaters. My best friend and I went to see it and his mom gave the theater staff the thumbs up (since we were still teens) I don’t think IMDB - “parents guide” was a thing back then. I use it constantly now for my two girls. Big fan of the 2000’s horror remakes and this was my first and favorite Friday film. For the final in the series I want to ask a fun question! Memorable kills focused. If you both could choose to have been casted in any film of the series, which character would you have wanted to play, solely because of their horror movie death? Sleeping bag? Liquid nitrogen? Wheel chair down some stairs? What would have been your Friday spotlight?

Bill Meunier

Hellraiser 2: Hey, Roxy and Tara. If you get to this, first time comment after 11-12 years of being a regular viewer. I believe that if you wanted to just watch the first and second, they work surprisingly well as a unofficial two-parter. Also, a bit of trivia; after having his voice in the first film completely (and I would say poorly) dubbed over because the producers didn't care for his American accent, Frank Cotton actor Sean Chapman was allowed to use that same accent for his appearance here.

Leon03

Friday The 13th 2009 question 1: As yall can see this film franchise was mostly a single timeline that flows from 1957 (when Jason drowned) to the year 2455 until this 2009 remake. This remake was a necessary back to basics reboot for then newer fans looking for a darker serious Jason flick but with some elements from the early 80s films (nudity, drugs, and death). Do y'all feel this was a nice change of pace considering how insane & weird the franchise was getting past Part 6? How do y'all compare this flick to the newer TV series reboot (which retcons the timeline to place Jason's death in the 70s)?

Leon03

Friday the 13th 2009 Question 2: Is there any way y'all can ask the big bosses at Reject Nation for any possibility on reacting to all 7 of the original Chucky / Child's Play films (1988 - 2017)? Or maybe all the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films? I know Freddy Krueger is already recommended to finish Freddy vs Jason. But it would be fun to see both's reaction on the most infamous killer doll in horror history . Just like this franchise & Freddy Krueger (& unlike Halloween) it mostly follows one single timeline/ story and it all comes from a single creator with the 2019 Remake (from a different creative team) being the only exception. Plus the Chucky franchise continued with a 3 season TV Series in 2021. Yall will not be disappointed.

Leon03

Friday the 13th 2009 question 3. Have yall seen other franchises with a badass "final girl" lead such as Ripley in Alien, Sidney in Scream, or Sarah Connor from Terminator? If not, add them to the watch list, y'all will highly enjoy these. P. S. Not a horror "final girl" per say, but the action horror heroine (& vampire) Selene from the 2000s Underworld franchise deserves a watch too.

Punktlig

Second this! Would love to see another reject duo experience the Child’s Play series.

Punktlig

Underworld too! Great recommendations Leon3!

Brando

Hellraiser 2 is my favorite in the lineup. 1 a close runner up. The newest film was excellent and follows more book lines. It got a lot of unnecessary hate for having a woke Pinhead which was BS. In the book Pinhead has more of an androgynous look. Jamie nailed that. Doug Bradleys Pinhead is still the best though. His voice is its own paycheck. Then the middle Hellraisers are just kind meh. Gore for the sake of gore with rarely any good writing to tell the story. The comics are fantastic and primarily follow the events of Hellraiser 1 and 2 while also tieing in other Clive Barker films such as Lord of Illusions. The main character from Lord of Illusions( the cop) actually ends up becoming a powerful cenobite in the Hellraiser comics fully linking them. I love the Clive Barker universe. Its fascinating, dark, deranged, and he makes you just want to know more about his absolutely INsane characters.