On this podcast we research, debate and gain a deeper understanding of the darker side of life through thoughtful and open conversations about horror movies, art, literature, mysticism, and all things spooky. We strive to create an approachable community for all types of horror fans by discussing our experiences, sharing

Let’s say you are a young twenty-something looking to start a career in writing.  What would you do if you were offered the job as an intern for your favorite horror author?  Wouldn’t this possibly be the best opportunity for any up-and-coming writer?  Learn to become a better writer, having

Discussion on Episode 01 – Sunrise Veteran and pulp-fiction aficionado Atticus Freeman travels from the Jim Crow South to his South Side of Chicago hometown in search of his missing father Montrose. After recruiting his uncle George and childhood friend Letitia to join him, the trio sets out for “Ardham,”

This episode contains news of the miscellany and a review of After Midnight. A media review podcast, featuring esoteric news and features from a post punk perspective.

Welcome to A Travel Guide To Lovecraft Country – The Podcast. This is the premiere episode where we discuss the HBO television series, Lovecraft Country, and what we think the show is about. We discuss a bit about the people behind the show, the performers, the novel that it is

Last year’s Netflix original, THE PERFECTION, starring Allison Williams and Logan Browning, received some general buzz after the station promoted it robustly. Its interesting twists and turns as it dabbed its toes in various horror subgenres gave it some legs and a larger audience that included thriller fans. Either way

Anthony T is back with 2 interviews this episode. He chats first with writer/director David Zagorski to talk about his film “Killing Brooke” which was re-released by WIld Eye Releasing and his latest short film “Killer Sponge” then he chats with author/writer/director Loren Molloy about her debut film “Yield”. He

Infectious diseases are in the news today and horror and thriller films have been using them as a plot device for years.  One of the most popular was THE THING (1982).  Since then there has been a lot of movies that have copied it quite nicely including ALIEN RAIDERS (2008)

Plants in horror have been few and far between. There has been THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1960), THE RUINS (2008), while many others included alien invasions such as INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956) and THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD (1951). Now genetics and the changing of the DNA

Strange Days-News, In Memorium, Dark Holidays, and five Mini-Reviews The Lighthouse, The Invisible Man, Underwater, The Lodge, The Beach House, and bonus: Shirley.