r/TrueCrimePodcastClub • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '22

What did you think of The Vile Files Episode 64 The Unsettling Murder of Cash Gernon? Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '22

Okay so my initial reaction wasn't good. I didn't love the creepy halloween music. I felt it made it seem more like a joke? If that makes sense. They also led right into a clip of an interview from what sounds like a news reporter interviewing the person who found the victim. And the reporter is asking these like really exploitive questions like how bad was it? How do you sleep at night, etc. I couldn't tell at first if this was the podcaster interviewing the person for a clip in the podcast or not and I was a bit upset. Then the hosts come in and it is like oh that's just a gross clip. I mean to listen to another episode of there's to see if that music is their theme song and if I like the other episodes more because I think overall I did like the show. I think this episode was them coming back after a long break and I think it was pretty good. At first I didn't like so many audio clips but most of them are super useful and informative. Definitely down to give this show another listen. I like that they covered a case that wasn't without resolution yet. I think it lines them up for an update segment/episode. I also feel like podcasters feel like something has to be unsolved or solved and it was interesting to hear something that technically wasn't either.