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Who Goes There Podcast episode 31 – The Babadook

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1408495006108_wps_19_The_Babadook_Movie_s_PhotA lot of great things have come out of Australia: Nick Cave, 1997’s The Ugly, Kylie Minogue’s butt. Australia’s newest export is the supernatural horror flick The Babadook! We first heard about this film over a year ago, and have been trying ever since to get our grubby little hands on. We’re joined by our buddy Cody from Three B Zine to answer the questions: Did it live up to the hype? Did we see children getting hurt through the whole movie? Did we drink a ton of beer during the movie and the recording of this episode? Grab your Fosters and Vegemite, we’re going to a land down under, it’s the Who Goes There Podcast episode 31!

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The Babadook Pop Up Book Available For Preorder!

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mister-babadook-book-doorstepJoin Mister Babadook in his evil plans for world domination by helping him get his very own pop up book published, and score yourself a copy in the process!

The Babadook was the breakout horror hit of Sundance 2014, and has been terrorising audiences around the world ever since. This creepy, expertly crafted feature has been a critical and audience scare favorite, winning a slew of awards for best film, best actress, best director etc. Mister Babadook is also the name of the pop-up book in the film. Continue reading →

New Babadook Clip and Poster

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the-babadook_612x901We’ve been dying to see The Babadook, for over a year now, and this Thanksgiving we’ll finally get our wish. In the meantime, we’re happy to bring you the new U.S. poster for the film, as well as a new, bone chilling clip!

The film about “a single mother, plagued by the violent death of her husband, battling with her son’s fear of a monster lurking in the house, but soon discovers a sinister presence all around her”, has been terrifying audiences since it’s debut at Sundance 2014. Continue reading →