Podcasting from the Horrored Halls of Academia
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In this episode Andrea and Alex delve into the dark side of masculinity with the film adaptations of Apt Pupil and We Need to Talk About Kevin to explore the manosphere, motherhood, and the complexities of anger.
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Pack your car and mind the detours because we’re kicking off summer with an episode on The Hills Have Eyes. From familial tensions to political warfare in the original and the remake, there’s a whole host of darkness to be found under the summer sun.... more
Join Andrea and Alex live from Salem Horror Fest for feats of strength (!) and a discussion of the horrors of beauty standards, the weight of celebrity culture, and the algorithms that are out to get us.
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The show is not meant for people who actually had any graduate level education so it ends up being a show for those who lacks in any academic training but wants to feel a little pretentious. Not meant for those who even took Film Studies 101.
You don’t have to talk about the president so much I think we get it:(
Made it about 20 minutes into their review of The Brood (one of my favourite Cronenberg movies) before I had to nope out as one of the presenters gushed over the attractiveness of the killer of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO.
Up until then I had genuinely thought people were only willing to express such beliefs anonymously via social media.
V disappointing.
Prefer the older episodes, less preachy. Not as knowledgeable about the genre as shows like Exploding Heads, 22 Shots of Moodz and Horror and Jay of the Dead’s shows.
I've been listening to the Faculty of Horror for a few years and absolutely love them. I listen to several podcasts on horror films, that each scratch a different itch. I love the feminism, the academia, the analytical dives, but also the fun of this pod. I don't always agree with every single take that the hosts have, but I always enjoy hearing them, and find that this show always gets me to do some extra thinking!
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This podcast offers an insightful exploration of horror films through an academic lens, making connections between cinematic narratives and broader societal issues. Each episode dissects a variety of horror movies, discussing their cultural significance and thematic relevance, often situating them within historical and sociopolitical contexts. Topics like feminism, consumerism, and the representation of marginalized communities in horror are prevalent, with hosts sharing personal anecdotes and engaging critical discussions that encourage listeners to consider the deeper implications of the genre.
Listeners can expect a mix of humor, passion, and academic rigor in the analyses, making complex themes accessible and stimulating. The hosts pro... more
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