Podcasting from the Horrored Halls of Academia
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In this episode, Andrea and Alex investigate how multiple characters are perceived and perceive Michael Mann’s entry into the Hannibal Lec(k)tor cinematic universe. From cops to killers and the humanity in between, these cuts go deep. more
We’re packing our bags to hop onto our broomsticks for our annual trip to SALEM HORROR FEST 2024 – and you’re invited!Listen in for important info, dates, and highlights! more
From the depths of Warner Bros archives, Ken Russell’s infamous film The Devils has been resurrected (ish) once more! Andrea and Alex take this opportunity to dive into the politics, contractions, and naughtiness present within one of the most contro... more
It’s time to look back before we scream forward! Join Andrea and Alex for horror and non-horror faves and a game that will decide their fate for 2024. more
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Insight, opinion, passion, plenty of profanity, the occasional arched eyebrow and those delicious Toronto accents make for an educational and massively listenable podcast that you can dive into at any point.
Wow! Fascinating takes on horror. I can’t believe it took me so long to learned about this podcast. Where have u two ladies been all my life? No longer do I have to listen to a bunch of dorks just doing movie recaps and offering unsubstantiated opinions on other podcasts. These hosts actually dive into the psychology and the deeper social implications that are inherent to the horror movies genre. I actually do my home work before listening to the podcast.
This is a re-write of my original review. As a long time listener I’ve had time to ruminate on the host’s personalities and their POV of horror. While they are a lot smarter and more accurately analytical than most hosts who laugh at their own jokes and really say nothing at all, their feminism sounds really cynical and puts a real damper on the entertainment factor. I would think two people that seem this intelligent would have more self awareness, however I guess this shows the blind spot we a... more
It’s interesting to me how the both of you went so hard on Kelly Rowland for her slur against Jason, but never really address how almost the entire modern horror genre is profoundly racist.
I just stumbled onto this podcast and find it to be a fantastic show! The explorations of the themes of great horror are so thoughtful. This has to be the most intelligent show on horror out there. Give it a listen. You’ll be glad you did!
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