Chilling in Madrid: The Devil's Christmas Eve
This week, Richard and Angeles summon chaos with The Day of the Beast (1995), a Spanish cult classic that blends black comedy, religious satire, and end-of-the-world absurdity like no other.
We break down Álex de la Iglesia’s wild vision scene by scene—from a priest hellbent on sinning his way to the Antichrist to a TV psychic and a metalhead teaming up to stop the apocalypse. It's hilarious, heretical, and surprisingly heartfelt beneath the Satanic surface.
🩸 In this episode:
Full breakdown of The Day of the Beast (1995)
The perfect cocktail of horror, comedy, and theological chaos
How the film critiques media, religion, and late-stage capitalism
Why Spanish horror hits different
Viana’s Review Corner – Her reaction to goat sacrifices and headbanging exorcisms
Spoof Ad:
If you like your horror served with blasphemy, laughter, and a side of goat entrails—this one’s for you.
🎧 Horror Cinema Obsession breaks down cult horror gems with humor, heart, and handmade fake ads. Subscribe now and embrace the end times... stylishly.
