<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2188171/open_sms">Send us a text</a>Staying warm, Dark Copers?? The Holidays are over. It is a New Year and we are talking cold weather horror! Let us know what you enjoy about Winter! Is it the early sunset? Perhaps your favorite book by the fireplace? Live near the Equator unlike us peasants?

Send us a text Staying warm, Dark Copers?? The Holidays are over. It is a New Year and we are talking cold weather horror! Let us know what you enjoy about Winter! Is it the early sunset? Perhaps your favorite book by the fireplace? Live near the Equator unlike us peasants?

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Episode 13: Living with vampires for 30 days

Your hosts Angie and Dominic discuss the unsettling, obscure, and darker themes surrounding our films, society, arts and literature. Specifically, the mechanisms in which we us these themes to "deal with it". NPR's Ayesha Rascoe asks "Why do we like horror?" https://www.npr.org/2022/10/30/1132658607/why-do-we-like-horror ".....The lab identifies a category of fear-seeker it calls “dark copers”: people who report that “watching scary movies helps them control negative emotions of anxiety and depression that might arise from thinking about the more difficult aspects of life......" Have a question? Want us to review a flick? Have advice or correction that we screwed up? Contact us! thedarkcopers@gmail.com

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Your hosts Angie and Dominic discuss the unsettling, obscure, and darker themes surrounding our films, society, arts and literature. Specifically, the mechanisms in which we us these themes to "deal with it". NPR's Ayesha Rascoe asks "Why do we like horror?" https://www.npr.org/2022/10/30/1132658607/why-do-we-like-horror ".....The lab identifies a category of fear-seeker it calls “dark copers”: people who report that “watching scary movies helps them control negative emotions of anxiety and depression that might arise from thinking about the more difficult aspects of life......" Have a question? Want us to review a flick? Have advice or correction that we screwed up? Contact us! thedarkcopers@gmail.com

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