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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 365 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm History |
Babak Anvari, director of Under the Shadow and I Came By, has a new horror film called Hallow Road, out in UK and Irish cinemas now! I chatted to Babak and star of the movie Matthew Rhys about the challenges of making a film set entirely in one locat... more
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Hosted, Produced and Edited by Mike Muncer
Music by Jack Whitney.
Artwork by Mike Lee-Graham
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As part of our Final Destination retrospective, here's Mike's interview from 2023 with the writer and creator of the original movie, Jeffrey Reddick!
Hosted, Produced and Edited by Mike Muncer
Music by Jack Whitney.
Artwork by Mike Lee-Graham... more
For Part 3 of our Final Destination retrospective, Mike is joined by Stevie Webb and Becky Darke to discuss the good, the bad and the hideously ugly in the two final movies in the original Final Destination series...
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I came to The Evolution of Horror through the equally fantastic ‘Brainrot’ (RIP) and found myself dipping into discussions of some of my favourite horror titles, somewhat intimidated by the vast back catalogue already in existence. I’m an illustrator and I’ve recently moved into a new studio and decided to make the show the soundtrack to my working day. It has been amazing, and definitely makes my days seem less isolated as it’s like sitting in on a conversation with fellow horror chums. The e... more
Being a huge horror film fan it’s great to have a podcast devoted just to this. Only criticism is way too many clips of the films played when they are discussing a specific film.
All the horror films; sleazy, classy, arty, obscure, theatre fillers, deep dives, ultra-violent, subtle, old, quaint, sleazy, silent and incredibly loud.
The knowledge, opinions and discussion from the host and guests is hugely entertaining, and the show is skillfully split into seasons that focus on a genre within horror. Excellent.
Best horror show with interesting talks about everything horror
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The content centers around an in-depth exploration of horror cinema, focusing on various sub-genres and their evolution over time. Each episode typically features a specific film, where the host engages with guests—often from the horror industry—to discuss its significance, themes, and place within the broader context of horror history. Noteworthy topics include classic works, modern interpretations, and cultural reflections, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of horror's impact on society. The podcast brilliantly combines humor and critical analyses, ensuring that both horror aficionados and curious listeners can appreciate the discussions that blend entertainment with insightful commentary.
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Recent guests on The Evolution of Horror include:
1. Babak Anvari
2. Matthew Rhys
3. Jamie Graham
4. Jeffrey Reddick
5. Christopher Landon
6. Mary Wild
7. Adam Robinson
8. Brad Hanson
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