
Splice & Splatter is the film history podcast where classic horror meets modern gore! Join hosts Al LaFleur (they/she) and Siena Sofia Bergt (they/she) as they descend into the blood-soaked world of horror cinema. With a shared background in film and an obsession with the genre, Al and Siena pull back the curtain on iconic films! From old-school hauntings to today’s most twisted terrors, each epis... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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We just want to be perfect. Al & Siena are training with Tilda and practicing pointe for this demonic dance duo on SUSPIRIA (2018) x BLACK SWAN (2010)! Learn how Guadagnino’s bone-cracking dance sequence was shot, hear Natalie Portm... more
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Now you're in the sunken place. Al & Siena are stirring teaspoons and snipping scissors in this Jordan Peele-athon on GET OUT (2017) x US (2019)! Hear how the Armitages' East Coast mansion ended up being filmed in Alabama, learn the... more
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Fearing is believing. Al & Siena are looking into Loa and pursuing zombie powders on the Vodou and Hoodoo-filled pairing on THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW (1988) x THE SKELETON KEY (2005)! Dig into the real story of a man buried alive ... more
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Let the games begin! Al & Siena are touring traps and slicing soles for this long-awaited splatterfest on HOSTEL (2005) x SAW (2004)! Spot all three horror director cameos hidden throughout the Eastern European vacation-gone-wrong, ... more
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I found you on TikTok discussing 2 of my favorite horror films. The Descent and An Above So Below. I’m listening to the full podcast now, not even halfway through and I know Im going back to listen to all of these.
I really appreciate your love for the films, the art and the process. Many podcasts just focus on one aspect. I also love that listening to you can fill half my workday😅 Well done!
This is word for word the cohost post about Charlie Kirk.
“Charlie Kirk, a right wing political 'activist' was shot in the neck today and died. The Internet screams: "graphic," "unwatchable."
"unimaginable terror"
For two years Gaza has lived through horrors that no words can hold
Children carrying other children in bloodied backpacks.
Bodies torn apart in buildings, shreds hanging.
Brains on the floor.
Burns too horrific to imagine.
Horror upon Horror.
And this is what's "too graphic"?
A man w... more
Loved your Fire Walk with Me episode:) Please consider doing episodes on each of David Lynch’s works, also each of Satoshi Kon’s works, & Audition. Your voice & takes on these works would be welcome & important!
The talking back and forth isn’t very crisp they meander talk a lot about themselves talk over each others. Lots of laughing at their own jokes and laughing and laughing but you won’t be laughing. Just talk about Prince of Darkness. There’s ten minutes of content and then tons of filler.
10/10 content if ur gay
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The content focuses on horror cinema, blending the past with contemporary films while exploring thematic elements, production insights, and personal anecdotes related to iconic horror films. Hosts Al LaFleur and Siena Sofia Bergt share their expertise and passion, offering humorous commentary along with deep dives into the genre's evolution, cultural significance, and distinct cinematic techniques. The conversations often highlight relatable human experiences found within the horror narratives, making the podcast not only informative but entertaining and engaging for listeners who appreciate both classic and modern takes on horror.
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