Episode 56 Summary for Vox Macabre

In Episode 56 of Vox Macabre, Kit Mann delves into three horror classics perfect for the Halloween season: Halloween (1978), Terror Train (1980), and Blood and Black Lace (1964). Kit begins with an in-depth look at Halloween, directed by John Carpenter, examining how the film set the standard for the slasher genre and solidified Michael Myers as a horror icon. With discussions around the film’s low-budget ingenuity and iconic soundtrack, Kit explores why Halloween remains influential.

Next, Kit takes listeners aboard Terror Train, an atmospheric horror directed by Roger Spottiswoode. Highlighting Jamie Lee Curtis’s "scream queen" performance and the film’s unique train setting, Kit covers the suspenseful elements that make this film a cult favorite. Finally, Kit delves into Blood and Black Lace, an early giallo masterpiece from Mario Bava. Known for its vibrant colors and brutal mystery, Kit discusses how Blood and Black Lace laid the groundwork for Italian horror and influenced filmmakers worldwide. Join Vox Macabre for a spine-chilling journey into these Halloween-perfect thrillers.Thanks for listening to Vox Macabre! If you enjoyed diving into the

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Credits:

- Created and Hosted by Kit Mann

- Produced by Dara Schope

- Audio Engineering by Roth

- Additional Engineering by Kit Mann

- Original music performed and produced by Kit Mann, copyright to Kit

Mann Music, INC.

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