Heads will roll! This episode filmmaker and stuntman Aaron Field joins us to discuss David Lowery's The Green Knight. It's not Christmas without a few games, jests, and wishes to be a little blonde boy running around in a blanket. 

Don't wait for one year hense, tis the season to get folksy! 🦊 🔥 👑

 Doest thou ever desire to know how a film is put together? How a good scare is made?This episode Melinda is joined by the incredible horror film editor Alexandra Amick (@alex__amick) to discuss one of the most talked about folk horror films of the past decade, The VVitch.

Wouldst thou like to join us and get folksy? 👗🧈 🐐

The mis-genre is real! In this episode we are joined by Soviet cinema TikTok aficionado Mashka Wolfe who gives me a run for my conceptual money asking the tough questions about Oren Peli's "Chernobyl Diaries."

How does the government and man-made disaster play into folkloric discussion? How does the Chernobyl experience still effect people today? Is this actually a folk horror film or do I just have Wicker colored glasses on at all times?

Comrade Jump-Scare Bear is waiting, let's get folksy! ☢️🐻🫠

Are you SO scared? This week we have actor/directrix Cassie Keet around the campfire to discuss the pivitol American folk horror film, "The Blair Witch Project." 

Cozy up as we talk about oral storytelling and social media at the dawn of the internet, the very real fear of getting lost in the woods, and the perils of low budget horror movie making.

Grab your camera and shake it all around, we're getting folksy! 🏕️ 📹 🧙‍♀️

In this episode of Folksy, host Melinda-Catherine Gross is joined by culinary blogger and food photographer Lea Johns (@whatsleamaking) to discuss the 2022 film "The Menu" and capitalism as religion in modern folklore. 

Let's get fancy, let's get hungry, let's get folksy!  🚬🔪 🍔

Welcome to the first episode of Folksy: A Folk Horror Film Podcast!