
Welcome horror fans! The Evolution of Horror is a weekly movie discussion podcast that covers the history of horror cinema, one sub-genre at a time. From Universal Monsters to 80s slashers, from Alfred Hitchcock to Jordan Peele, we've got it covered! Each week, host Mike Muncer is joined by a different guest from the world of horror to discuss a movie in depth and its place in horror history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film | |||

This week Mike is joined by the Matt and James from Journey Through Sci-Fi to explore the dark, infinite void of space and the horrors lurking in the cosmos...
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This week, Mike is joined by Juliet Sugg to discuss madness, decay, disease and the horror from within...
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Hosted, Produced and Edited by Mike Muncer
Music by Jack Whitney
Artwork by Mike Lee-Graham
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Hail Satan! Mike is joined by his Final Cut collective Alex Ayling and Mike Lee-Graham to discuss Satanism, witchcraft and the dark arts in the evolution of OCCULT horror...
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This week we continue our EOH retrospective to discuss the brain chomping, gut munching shuffling monsters of horror! Brad Hanson joins Mike to discuss the evolution of the zombie movie...
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Want to love this but my gosh the host does not need to say “yes!” Every time the guest says a word. Also you don’t HAVE to agree with everything your guests say. Sometimes it is more interesting to have differing opinions.
I love how this podcast explores the horror genre and breaks down these films. I love listening to the host and all his guests. I’ve always loved horror but I have an even deeper appreciation for it now. Thanks for all your movie recommendations and for highlighting the Folk Horror genre which I was unaware of and is now my favourite!
Keep up the amazing work! Maybe a sub genre you can explore in the future could be stuck in one location horror. Keep sharing your scares! - Andy.
I cannot even begin to describe how much I enjoy listening to this podcast. I have been searching for a great podcast that covers the history of horror movies for a very long time. I was led to this podcast through a Reddit thread and was immediately hooked from the first episode. I love to build plastic model kits and this is the only thing I listen to while I’m building. The amount of depth and detail that go into covering each of the movies was exactly what I was looking for. I’m dreading the... more
Witty, insightful commentary that manages to be thorough without being spoilery or overlong. Enthusiasm radiates from every syllable without ever pandering. I look forward to listening whenever I get a chance.
My love of horror films was born during my grade school years, watching Creature Features on Saturday nights on WGN in Chicago, oblivious to any deep psychological motivation/explanation. Thinking/reading more deeply about film in general, including horror, through my ensuing decades of cinephilia, I must say, LOVE this podcast! EOH is a marvelous contribution to film/horror “studies”: serious, methodical, wide and deep, all while on a seemingly simple conversational level. And, very excited tha... more
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The show offers scholarly yet accessible explorations of horror cinema through detailed sub-genre conversations, tracing how historical context, culture, and filmmaking craft shape iconic films. Episodes cover everything from occult and folk horror to zombies, ghosts, slashers, and modern tech-driven horrors, often pairing a host with guests who bring academic rigor, industry insight, and personal passion. A standout strength is the roster of guests, ranging from scholars and festival programmers to writers and filmmakers, which yields deeply informed discussions balanced with enthusiasm and clear love for the genre. For potential listeners, the show provides a thoughtful blend of film history, critical analysis, and recommendations, making... more
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