DiscoverKim and Ket Stay Alive... MaybeEp. 333 Black Christmas (1974): “The Tale of the Late, Great Olivia Hussey”
Ep. 333 Black Christmas (1974): “The Tale of the Late, Great Olivia Hussey”

Ep. 333 Black Christmas (1974): “The Tale of the Late, Great Olivia Hussey”

Update: 2025-01-01
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Ket tells Kim about Black Christmas (1974) in honor of our beloved Sammie, Mac Parker, who campaigned his heart out for this Holiday Horror pick in our Patreon poll. At the time we recorded this, the girls never could have predicted that it would end up being a tribute to the memory of Olivia Hussey. Among her many accomplishments, she was also the reason Ketryn realized that sexuality was a spectrum. Most importantly, rest in eternal peace, our Juliet, our Final Girl, Jess Bradford, the effervescent Olivia Hussey.

Dir. Bob Clark

Writer Roy Moore


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Ep. 333 Black Christmas (1974): “The Tale of the Late, Great Olivia Hussey”

Ep. 333 Black Christmas (1974): “The Tale of the Late, Great Olivia Hussey”