The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs Season 3 Episode 17 Week 9: Evilspeak

Week 9: Evilspeak is the seventeenth episode of the third season of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs. This episode features two classic horror films: Evilspeak (1981) and The Legend of Hell House (1973).

Evilspeak follows the story of Stanley Coopersmith (Clint Howard), a bullied military school student who discovers an ancient book and uses its demonic powers to unleash his revenge on his tormentors. The film is a cult classic and is known for its graphic violence and gore. Joe Bob Briggs praises the film's ability to tackle the theme of bullying in a unique and horrifying way, as well as its clever use of Satanic imagery.

The second film, The Legend of Hell House, is a classic haunted house film based on Richard Matheson's novel "Hell House." The film follows a team of paranormal investigators as they explore a haunted mansion in search of evidence of the afterlife. The team encounters various supernatural occurrences and events that put their lives in danger. Joe Bob Briggs appreciates the film's well-rounded characters and the subtle approach to the horror genre.

Throughout the episode, Joe Bob Briggs adds his signature commentary and insight into the horror films, offering fascinating details about the production, the actors, and the cultural significance of the films. He also delves into the themes and subtext of the films, bringing a deeper understanding to what makes them so scary and influential.

As with every episode of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs, Week 9: Evilspeak offers a nostalgic journey into the golden era of horror films, combined with the witty and insightful commentary of Joe Bob Briggs. Horror film enthusiasts and casual viewers alike will appreciate the unique and entertaining experience that this episode offers.