
Horror movies are often misunderstood and so are the people who love them. Hosted by horror fan Allison, this is a podcast to talk to horror fans and see exactly why they love this genre the way they do. Join our email list to get one email a month with information about new releases, horror news, and recommendations: mailchi.mp/4a109b94d3bc/newsletter-signup
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 269 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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On this week's episode, I chat with the director of a new horror film called The Cellar Jamie Langlands, and the star of The Cellar, Meghan Adara. The Cellar is available on VOD on November 4th. Jamie told me where the idea for The Cella... more
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This week I had writer Kev Harrison on the pod to talk about his new book Pyres, which was released on October 3rd. He told me how he fell in love with horror because of his parents, what happened when he saw a ghost when he was 16, and ... more
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This week I had the pleasure of speaking with Shelby Oaks writer/director Chris Stuckmann. Shelby Oaks is in theatres this Friday, October 24th. You may know Chris from his YouTube channel, but if you don’t know, you will now. He told me... more
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In this week’s episode, filmmaker Matt Lolich tells me about his short film A Werewolf in Wisconsin which is about the myth of the Beast of Bray Road. Matt told me how he came up with the idea for the short, what his super quick shoot wa... more
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The lineup of guests never fails to disappoint. From high profile filmmakers and authors to horror scholars, there’s something for every horror fan.
I'm fairly new to listening to this podcast from Allison Broder. Its premise is simply amazing in the respect that she invites guests who are into the Horror film genre for different reasons. I've been new to the Horror community for about three years now, and I approach it through the storytelling and worldbuilding potential and rich lore that this genre could have just like sci-fi and other genres. For me, Horror is more than it's gore and slicing and dicing. To be brief, I champion a controve... more
Allison’s short form interview style leaves nothing to be desired. She does her homework, allows her guests to champion their positions, and gets down into the “what” and the “why” of horror, presenting a new take on an old concept: why do we love being scared? Pound for pound, the most consistent podcast week after week, with just enough fluff to give the podcast body, but little enough to allow it to have soul.
Awesome podcast with great guests!
Love this show. Great guests and good convos. I love hearing the standard film review conversations as well, but it’s a really cool and fresh take to interview guests about WHY they love horror. Keep up the good work!
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Content focuses on understanding the horror genre and its passionate fanbase, presenting discussions with diverse guests from horror writers to filmmakers and other enthusiasts. Episodes explore personal experiences and insights about horror films, highlighting the genre's emotional depth and societal reflections, making it accessible and appealing to a wide audience. The show not only features interviews but also delves into the storytelling and world-building elements of horror, addressing both popular and niche aspects of the genre.
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