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This month we talk about 1972's Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, which stars Alan Ormsby, who has writing credits that include Popcorn and Cat People, and is directed by Bob Clark, who directed Black Christmas and A Christmas Story. None of those facts help this movie.

A theater group goes to an island to stay the night and raise the dead.

Seriously, who signs on with a theater group who plans to raise the dead? That's the burning question through all of this, from the blood envelope to the boat sailing away. If that sentence made no sense, welcome to this movie.

Will you stay clean, or will you soak in this Corpse Tub?

Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things is available to stream on PlutoTV, YouTube, AMC+, Full Moon, Plex, and to rent/buy on Amazon.

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Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things is #30.

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For this episode, we talk about what is probably the grossest movie we've ever seen, 1987's The Nest.

Meat eating roaches attack a small fishing village.

How gross is this movie? So much so that we say 'gross' approximately 33 times. You could make it a drinking game! We audibly squirm as we talk about roaches in a toilet tank, invading a diner, eating a chef, and appearing everywhere else possible. Roach Cat and Roach Dad are the only slight relief.

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The Nest is available to stream on tubi, cwtv, and plex, and to rent or buy on Amazon.

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The Nest is #25

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We did not choose the movie for this episode because it is bad. It's really not. We chose it for the zombies! From 1974, it's Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, or The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, or Breakfast at the Manchester Morgue, depending where you find it.

A couple is accused of a rash of murders by a sergeant who refuses to believe it's actually being committed by zombies.

This movie has really spooky sound effects and a lot of gore. That's not the best part. It's the zombies! They use tools. They work together. They can make other zombies by touching the recently dead. They use headstones as weapons. It's glorious!

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Let Sleeping Corpses Lie is available to stream on AMC+ and YouTube, and to buy on Amazon.

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Let Sleeping Corpses Lie is #62