
Diving into the contrasts and evolution of monsters between their folklore origins and contemporary depictions in various media. Discussions center on film, video games, and literature.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 349 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Cameron, Zak, and Leonard discuss formidable serial killers in two adaptations, Manhunter (1986), and Red Dragon (2002).
Music by Jake Lionheart
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Dave is joined by Andy and Dave, to discuss the third film club double feature: Baba Yaga (1973), and All The Colors of The Dark (1972).
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Cameron and Zak discuss ancient creatures of the land, in the film, Rawhead Rex. Also, they discuss the differences from the original Rawhead Rex tale, from Clive Barker's Books of Blood volume 3.
Music by Jake Lionheart
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Leonard and Cameron are joined once again by Zak, to discuss cops versus cultists within two films. 1978 (2024), and Baskin (2015.)
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Zak Jarvis
Music by Jake Lionheart
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All of the hosts are fabulously funny and the combination of backgrounds, personalities and energies makes for great listening whether you're familiar with the topic of the week or not. Solid recommend.
Been a long time listener now, and I always have a great time with this. The main hosts are passionate, and the rotating guests do a great job of providing insight. Covers a broad range of topics too, including some interesting obscure stuff I would never have found on my own. A real pleasure!
Dave, Leonard and Cameron are super smart guys and they have a great rapport. This show is always fun to listen to, especially if you’re into the creatures they’re discussing in a given week. The show is always informative as the hosts really do their research. I really enjoy this podcast!
This is a great podcast to listen to if you are into jawesome hosts that scour the vast forms of media to bring you tales of monsters. I’m always pumped when I have a new episode to tear into. They have really stupendous guests and the crew gels well together. So if you are a monster enthusiast like myself, the boys on this pod or you just like to hear Dave’s soothing voice then totally check out Monster Dear Monster.
Good dudes talking about fun scary things.
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Monster Dear Monstersoffers lively, analysis-driven conversations about monsters across folklore, film, games, and literature. Episodes routinely pair in-depth deconstructions of a creature's origins with modern reinterpretations, exploring themes like power, sexuality, colonial legacies, and cultural context. A standout trait is the mix of hosted banter, enthusiastic guest perspectives from filmmakers, writers, and researchers, and a willingness to connect classic monster myths to contemporary media, often with entertaining tangents and imaginative scenarios. The show frequently features insiders and experts, creating a rich, nerdy but thoughtful exploration that's useful for fans and professionals seeking authentic, well-researched horror... more
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