
Filmmaking, horror and theology.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Thomas Thorogood interviews Dr Nathan Jacobs about his experience making a horror film, the horror genre in general, Satan and demons in the bible and church history, the nature of evil and more. Opening music is 'Cinematic Time Lapse' by Aleksey Chi... more
100K subs! I can't believe it. Going live to answer your questions. Recorded May 22, 2026.
'The Witch' (2015) and 'The Blair Witch Project' (1999) are the two most famous witch in the wood horror movies. In this video, Thomas Thorogood and Avellina Balestri discuss their deeper themes and symbolism as well as the connections between them. ... more
I had the privilege of preaching from 2 Kings 8:16-29 on Sunday 3rd August 2025 at All Souls Church, Eastbourne.
50K subs! I can't believe it. Going live to answer your questions. Find out more about Hero's Creed: heroscreed.com/ || Tess' Substack: tessmort.substack.com/ || YT channels mentioned: @ReformedMythologist, @marshan1690, @PopcornTheol... more
Nate Morgan Locke chats to Thomas Thorogood and film director Toby Watts about horror movies. Originally released via the Reformed Mythologist YouTube channel and The Speak Life Podcast. Recorded Oct 8, 2024.
Thomas Thorogood interviews emmy-nominated director Richard Bazley about his background in Hollywood animation (working on films such as Pocahontas, Hercules, The Iron Giant and The Illusionist), his new live action short films Censure (2022) and Con... more
I chatted to Josh Larsen from Filmspotting and Think Christian about his new book 'Fear Not!: A Christian Appreciation of Horror Movies'. Originally released Sep 29, 2023.
Really good. Joe Levy is a great friend of mine too. This is an AMAZING podcast and I have words to describe it:
Amazing
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Keep up the good work.
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Apple Podcasts | #247 |









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