The Evolution of Horror
Mike MuncerWelcome 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 | 308 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film | ||||
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Latest Episodes
To celebrate the Kickstarter campaign for FINAL CUT - the Evolution of Horror card game - here's a special bonus episode! Mike was joined by Final Cut creators Alex Ayling and Mike Lee-Graham to discuss some of the best ever horror tabletop games, fr... more
We're launching our very own EOH Card game! Support us on Kickstarter to make this game happen...our 30 day campaign begins on Monday 19 February! more
Join me on the 4th February (tomorrow) from 8am GMT for our 24 hour livestream charity fundraising! more
JOIN ME next Sunday 4th February from 8am (GMT) on our YouTube channel, I'll be going LIVE for 24 hours to raise money for Cancer Research UK! Throughout the day I'll be joined by different guests (including Rhianna Dhillon, Kevin Lyons, Brad Hanson,... more
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- Wonderful horror movie podcast
This is a great podcast that I wish I had discovered years ago. It is intelligent and interesting, and I am in danger of becoming addicted! I love the way each season has a theme, and the chronological approach. Mike and his guests obviously have a passion for and deep knowledge of horror movies. more
Apple Podcasts5PhysioPamela
Canada2 months ago - A horror show that scaredy cats can enjoy
I watch very little horror because I’m a wuss but I do love this show. I like the spoilers since they help me decide whether or not I can handle watching the film being discussed. I also like Mike’s sense of humor and his rapport with the guests.
Apple Podcasts5MsShel330
United States2 months ago - Initially good…
There’s a lot of good stuff on the podcast, but Mike and a lot of the guests are quite annoying, and painful to listen to. It’s all very chummy in an obnoxious way, and a lot of times the guests and host come across as very smug and a bit up themselves. Mike also seems to go along with anything a guest says, even though that might contradict an opinion he had on an earlier episode. Just hand the show over to the excellent Kevin Lyons. He’s the best guest on the show!
Apple Podcasts2Al_B1
United Kingdom2 months ago - Good cohosts and bad cohosts
The main host doesn’t add much (other than constant affirmations of “yes”), so the quality of an episode really depends on the guest. Some cohosts have a lot to say, they are knowledgeable about films and are willing to analyze and provide insight. It’s unclear why others are brought on. Some actively shut down discussions of sociological context or authorial intent or subtext. Others irresponsibly spread misremembered facts or pseudo-psychology. And others consider themselves the be-all-end-all... more
Apple Podcasts2gh3rzogUnited States2 months ago - A wonderful podcast
This is my favorite podcast right now. It’s based out of the UK so I enjoy their take on American cinema and also some British horror I wasnt as aware of. Well researched and educational. I enjoy the variety of guests on the show. Plus the host Mike has an engaging tone.
Apple Podcasts5sexybabybabyUnited States2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #7 | United States/TV & Film/Film History |
Apple Podcasts | #3 | Canada/TV & Film/Film History |
Apple Podcasts | #4 | United Kingdom/TV & Film/Film History |
Apple Podcasts | #85 | United Kingdom/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #166 | Canada/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #7 |  Australia/TV & Film/Film History |
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