Welcome back to The Spooky Dooky Potato Society! This week we’re diving into Talk To Me (2022), the cinematic reminder that teenagers should not be trusted with occult objects, grief makes you do extracurriculars you absolutely shouldn’t, and peer pressure is somehow more dangerous than any demon in the room. Expect séance circles run like TikTok challenges, a cursed ceramic hand that’s basically a paranormal vape, and a possession montage that goes off the rails before anyone can say “maybe don’t.”

If you like horror, humor, and potatoes who scream “BABE, PUT THE HAND DOWN!” at the screen, you’re home. Hit play and let the chaos begin.

Welcome back to The Spooky Dooky Potato Society! This week we’re diving into Spree (2020), the cinematic reminder that influencer culture is a disease, ring lights are red flags, and clout‑chasing is apparently more dangerous than any actual weapon. Expect livestreams no one asked for, a rideshare driver who thinks “going viral” means committing crimes on camera, and a night that turns into a full‑scale social‑media apocalypse before anyone can hit “unsubscribe.”

If you like horror, humor, and potatoes who scream “LOG OFF, BABE” at the screen, you’re home. Hit play and let the chaos begin.

Welcome back to The Spooky Dooky Potato Society!

This week we’re diving into Carrie (2013), the cinematic reminder that bullying is bad, religion is complicated, and telekinesis is the original girlboss skillset. Expect blood, Bible quotes used like weapons, and a prom night that turns into a FEMA‑level event before the punch even gets spiked.

If you like horror, humor, and potatoes who scream “GIRL RUN” at the screen, you’re home. Hit play and let the chaos begin.