Horrorfied Episode 19 - "Ridley Scott's 'Alien' or; 'Too Many Dicks'"

Silently stalking you from corridor to corridor. Watching your every move. She can sense you; the Galaxy’s most perfect predator. This week, we journey into in the cold, dark reaches of space aboard a dank, sopping wet, biomechanical, penile wasteland of a ship as we’re stalked mercilessly by a 7 foot tall killing machine that wants nothing more than to kill and breed. Equipped only with our trusty flamethrowers, pulse rifles, and a precocious cat-companion named Jones, we’ll make our way through the sprawling spacecraft with one goal in mind: home. The only main objective is survival. That’s right, Creeps- this week join us on a terrifying adventure into the black void that is deep space as we discuss the landmark 1979 horror/sci-fi film, Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien.’ In typical fashion, we’ll discuss the plot, delve into the backstory of the production, and do our best to reveal to you the TRUTH behind the actual alien races that are stalking, controlling, and breeding with the people of the pale, blue dot we call home. There ARE alien/human hybrids RIGHT NOW on earth and YOU could be one of them. So step softly, keep an eye on the air ducts, and avoid that dripping, sticky Alien slime on this claustrophobic, xenomorphic, genetically superior episode of The Horrorfied Podcast. Enjoy! “20th Century Fox Fanfare” Composed by: Alfred Newman First debuted on the film: ‘The Robe’ (1954) “Hooray For Hollywood” Composed by: Richard A. Whiting Performed by: John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra From the Album: “Salute to Hollywood” (1989) “Loving the Alien” Composed and Performed by: David Bowie From the Album “Tonight” (1984) “Aliens Exist” Composed and Performed by: Blink 182 From the Album: “Enema of the State” (1999) “Been Caught Stealing” Composed and Performed by: Jane’s Addiction From the Album: “Ritual de lo Habitual” (1990) “Ellen Degeneres” Composed and Performed by: Lil B “You Are My Lucky Star” Composed by: Arthur Freed and Nacio Herbert Brown Performed by: Debbie Reynolds From the Film: “Singin’ in the Rain” (1952) “Zero Zero UFO” Composed and Performed by: The Ramones From the Album: “Brain Drain” (1989) “Hybrid Moments” Composed and Performed by: The Misfits From the Album: “Static Age” (1978) “Hello! Ma Baby” Composed by: Howard and Emerson Performed by: Arthur Collins Recorded on an Edison 5470 Phonographic Cylinder (1899) DISCLAIMER: All sound bites, songs, and film clips are exclusive property of their respective owners and are in no way affiliated with the Horrorfied Podcast or its' sponsors. They are used here for entertainment purposes only. The Horrorfied theme was composed by us: The Horrorfied Podcast. Horrorfied is recorded at JBR Studios in Chicago and produced by Xack Brame. Thank you and stay tuned for more episodes of The Horrorfied Podcast.