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Episode Description - Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Ygraine Hackett-Cantabrana
A quiet young woman with a delicate, almost ethereal presence, hides a dark and fractured psyche, shaped by profound loneliness and past abuse. Behind her soft demeanor and graceful composure lies a deeply wounded soul who craves love but has a warped sense of trust and loyalty. Her intense longing for connection is matched only by her unforgiving response to betrayal, which drives her to terrifying extremes. This contrast between fragility and ruthlessness defines her unpredictable nature making her both captivating and haunting. This is the story of Asami Yamazaki and the call for violence, isolation, and betrayal is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: Audition by Takashi Miike
Show Description - From Inside the House Podcast dives into key characters’ stories, & the traumas they reflect, from the Possessed, the Vengeful, the Grief-stricken, the Hysterical, & the Objectified. By exploring these portrayals, we aim to spotlight how horror can mirror real-life societal fears for women.
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK:
London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.uk
Women's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Episode Description - Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Kelly Krause
A woman living an idyllic lakeside life becomes increasingly troubled by mysterious and haunting occurrences. As she starts to experience visions and strange phenomena, she struggles to understand whether these are real, or the result of her own fragile state of mind. Her husband's dismissive attitude towards her fears only deepens her sense of isolation and confusion. Determined to uncover the truth, she begins to unravel a dark secret that threatens her sanity and safety. This is the story of Clare Spencer, and the call to dismiss, to gaslight, and to isolate is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: What Lies Beneath by Robert Zemeckis
Show Description - From Inside the House Podcast dives into key characters’ stories, & the traumas they reflect, from the Possessed, the Vengeful, the Grief-stricken, the Hysterical, & the Objectified. By exploring these portrayals, we aim to spotlight how horror can mirror real-life societal fears for women.
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK:
London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.uk
Women's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Episode Description - Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Xero Gravity
A young woman finds her life turned upside down after a seemingly innocent sexual encounter leaves her with a terrifying curse. She becomes the target of a shape-shifting entity that only she can see, which slowly but surely follows her, intent on taking her life. The constant fear and paranoia drive her to the edge, as she struggles to understand this force while grappling with the loss of innocence and the trust of those around her. This is the story of Jay Height, and the call for survival, betrayal and the fragility of life is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: It Follows by David Robert Mitchell
Show Description - From Inside the House Podcast dives into key characters’ stories, & the traumas they reflect, from the Possessed, the Vengeful, the Grief-stricken, the Hysterical, & the Objectified. By exploring these portrayals, we aim to spotlight how horror can mirror real-life societal fears for women.
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK:
London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.uk
Women's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Episode Description - Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Mary Beth McAndrews
Struggling with unresolved trauma and deep-seated rage, a woman becomes the subject of experimental therapy that taps into her repressed emotions. As she undergoes this treatment, her anger manifests in a terrifying way, unleashing physical embodiments of her inner turmoil. Isolated from her family, she spirals deeper into madness, ultimately losing control over the destructive force she unknowingly wields. Her journey is one of profound suffering, a descent into chaos driven by unprocessed pain and emotional instability. This is the story of Nola Carweth and the call for autonomy, agency and generational trauma is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: The Brood by David Cronenberg
Show Description - From Inside the House Podcast dives into key characters’ stories, & the traumas they reflect, from the Possessed, the Vengeful, the Grief-stricken, the Hysterical, & the Objectified. By exploring these portrayals, we aim to spotlight how horror can mirror real-life societal fears for women.
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK:
London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.uk
Women's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Episode Description - Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Sharai Bohannon
A haunting figure from a hidden world carries an air of menace and pain, shaped by years of silent suffering. Her voice is eerie and strained, reflecting the trauma of a life lived in the shadows. Driven by a deep sense of injustice, she orchestrates a chilling revolt, displaying both fierce determination and a twisted sense of purpose. Her presence is unsettling, embodying the anger and desperation of those who have been forgotten.
A committed mother, fiercely protective of her family, harbors a deep-seated fear rooted in her past. As her world unravels, revealing a terrifying mirror image of herself, she is forced to confront not only the physical threat but also the haunting secrets she has long buried. Her journey is one of survival as she grapples with her existence and the realization that her greatest enemy may be part of herself. This is the story of Red and Adelaide and the call for identity, repression, and survival is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: Us by Jordan Peele
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:UK: London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.ukWomen's Aid - www.womensaid.org.ukUS:National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.orgNational Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Host: Mo Moshaty, Guest: Becci Sayce
A nurturing and devoted partner who painstakingly restores their home embodies a sense of care and tranquility. Despite her efforts to create a peaceful sanctuary, she faces constant emotional neglect and manipulation from her partner, eroding her sense of security. Her world is shattered by the invasive and destructive nature of outsiders, leading to profound physical and emotional suffering. This is the story of Mother, and the call of devastation, vulnerability, and resilience is coming from inside the house.
Film discussed: Mother! by Darren Aronofsky
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK: London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.ukWomen's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.orgNational Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
Profile: Wendy Torrance with guest Lisa Kröger - Author, Ph.D Gothic Horror Literature
A devoted mother, trapped in an isolated and haunted hotel, faces the escalating madness of her husband and endures physical, mental, and emotional abuse. Knowing her son's safety is paramount, a spark ignites inside her, fostering strength and an indomitable capacity for survival. This is the story of Wendy Torrance and the call for freedom and viability is coming from inside the house.
If you or someone you know has experienced any of the topics we've spoken about today, please seek these organizations for help:
UK:
London Black Women's Project - www.lbwp.co.uk
Women's Aid - www.womensaid.org.uk
US:
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center - www.niwrc.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health - www.ncdvtmh.org
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