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Morbid
The hosts referenced the series while noting their long‑standing familiarity with the books and its 2005 publication, saying they were "knee deep" in the story and eager to revisit it for fun. Later, they mentioned the movies as the ones the killers were watching in a true‑crime episode, using the title as a cultural touchpoint rather than a recommendation.
Episode: Episode 164: The Twilight Murders
The hosts noted that the killers watched the Twilight movies while they were in the house after committing the murders.
They had sex, watching Twilight, eating ice cream and just snuggling, going to sleep at night on those mattresses with them dead upstairs.
They were Netflix and chilling. Just hanging out with some ice cream. There were alcohol bottles around. They're just hanging out. ... they watched all four Twilights.
Episode: November Bonus Episode: Twilight is Weird
They referenced the original novel several times, noting its 2005 publication date and that they had been "knee deep" in the books and eager to revisit them.
the first book was published in 2005.
I have, we've been knee deep in Twilight... the rest of the books because it's going to be fun.
Episode: Sallie the Man-Hater
They recalled reading all the Twilight books in middle school and later mentioned doing a Twilight bonus episode.
I think I read the time. Like, and again, we'll get way more into it, but I think I read all the Twilight books in like middle school. And then the movies came out when I was in like seventh grade. So I was fully team Edward.
We will be doing Twilight for our November bonus episode.
Episode: The Shocking Murder of Terry King (Part 1)
One of the hosts expressed excitement about rereading the novel and mentioned needing to locate their copy and possibly ordering it.
I can't wait, I'm gonna reread New Moon. Oh bitch, I gotta reread it. Yeah, I gotta order it. Oh yeah. I have it, I just gotta dig it out.
Episode: January Bonus Episode: New Moon
The hosts dissected Bella's fourmonth depression, Edward's dramatic exit, and Jacob's introduction, reflecting on the novel's emotional intensity.
In the description of NewMoon, Stephanie wrote, for Bella Swan, there is one thing more important than life itself. Edward Cullen.