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Night School Horror
Every Horror Fan Belongs Somewhere

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Tommy Terlecki

Your Favorite Movie Therapist | House of Ink

Tommy James is the creator and producer of Night School Horror and the analytical mind behind the House of Ink. As Your Favorite Movie Therapist, Tommy has a habit of looking past the blood, scares, and body count to figure out what a horror movie is actually trying to say.

Through Therapy Session and The List, he breaks down characters, themes, questionable decisions, and the psychology hiding underneath the horror, usually while arguing with everyone else about it.

Psychological horror, thrillers, mysteries, and movies that leave you thinking long after the credits roll are his territory.

For Tommy, the scariest weapon in horror isn't always the knife, monster, or killer.

The mind is the deadliest weapon.
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Sabrina Cotts

Florida’s Favorite Creep | House of Shadow

Sabrina Ace is the strange and unsettling voice of Night School Horror. As the host of Creep Corner and representative of the House of Shadow, Sabrina gravitates toward the side of horror that gets under your skin, from the supernatural and unexplained to the bizarre, disturbing, and downright creepy.

Whether she’s digging into something that shouldn’t exist, defending a movie everyone else has written off, or bringing a completely different perspective to the conversation, Sabrina keeps Night School Horror firmly planted in the weird.

If it’s creepy, uncomfortable, or lurking just outside the light, Sabrina probably wants to talk about it.
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Alex Antoine

The Auditor | House of Ember

Alex “A-Town” Ryan is The Auditor of Night School Horror and the voice of the House of Ember. Whether it’s a brand-new release, a horror classic everyone swears is untouchable, or a movie he’s experiencing for the first time, Alex comes ready to question the reputation and see if it actually holds up.

Representing the House where horror fandom begins, A-Town brings a fresh perspective without decades of nostalgia influencing the verdict. Nothing gets a free pass just because everyone else loves it.

New horror. Old favorites. Sacred cows. They can all get audited.

Every Horror Fan Begins Somewhere.