Horror Hangover

Horror Hangover

By Cass Clarke & Ryan C. BradleyTV & FilmFilm History
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Horror Hangover episodes

  • Oh no, a Cursed Object!

    This week on the Horror Hangover Show, Cass and Ryan give a taste of the extensive history of cursed objects in horror literature and film -- with a special focus on feature films HELLRAISER and AMULET. We're joined by our special guest John Baltisberger, hit splatterpunk writer and publisher, who also breaks down some well-worn tropes of Jewish horror stories & gifts us with plenty of reading recommendations!

     

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    • It's true, humans did eat mummies!
  • Clive Barker interview to learn more about HELLRAISER's roots
  • Even more movies about Cursed Objects!
  • Learn more about real stuff that happened with "cursed" objects IRL
  • Ryan's review of AMULET, pubbed at Wicked Horror!
  • Nab John's latest book (monsters & cannibalism, oh my!) from St. Rooster Books, ABHORRENT SIREN



  • OUR SACRED OFFERINGS GO TO:
  • FeliceY for our logo design
  • Cano Jaguar for our creepy intro. mix
  • John's beard
  • Magda's Ragu box & vibe
  • Bat babies!

  • 59 min
  • Santa Slays! A Horror Hangover Holiday Special

    This week on the Horror Hangover Show, Cass and Ryan break down the history of killer Santas in horror with our special guest and co-host of The Horror Hour podcast, Yutaka Tamanaha!

     

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    • Check out Bloody Disgusting's epic horror holiday movie list.
  • Yes, a bishop did have to apologize for saying Santa isn't real.
  • Interview w/ Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale's writer/director Jalmari Helander.
  • GARBAGE DAY!!!



  • OUR SACRED OFFERINGS GO TO:
  • FeliceY for our logo design
  • Cano Jaguar for our creepy intro. mix
  • Yutaka's award-winning laugh
  • Michael Myers' work ethic
  • The future of Father Christmas' global/feral enterprise
  • 46 min
  • Magic Priests?!

    This week on the Horror Hangover Show, Cass and Ryan break down the history of magic priests in possession-led horror films! We discuss the early origins of this trope, why it endures, & what else we hope to see from the haunting subgenre of demonic possession in the future. We cover what worked (priest-wise) in THE EXORCIST & give TWO indie darlings this week that brings the trope to a new level -- THE DIVINE FURY, & THE OLD WAYS.

     

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    • Italian Streghe & its belief in the evil eye & more!
  • Sidney Olcott's From the Manger to the Cross
  • Cecil B. Demille's The King of Kings
  • Christian interpretation of exorcism films from Decent Films -- which we don't endorse but inspired some curiosity for us as raised/now-decidedly not Catholics
  • Ry goes IN on Blatty vs. Levin in this horror essay!
  • Cass' review of The Old Ways!


  • OUR SACRED OFFERINGS GO TO:
  • FeliceY for our logo design
  • Cano Jaguar for our creepy intro. mix
  • Father Dyer & Kinderman's undying love for each other that DGG shall not disturb nor alter in any way/shape/form
  • Yong-hu's (Park Seo-joon) magical jab-cross combo
  • Cousin Miranda (Andrea Cortés), who not only saves the day but inspires a new generation of Bruja culture to live on & kick demon butt!



  • 42 min
  • Jump Scares!

    This week on the Horror Hangover Show, Cass and Ryan break down the history of jump-scares in horror, discuss what makes a good jump-scare, & share two modern horror favorites that get it right -- THE CONJURING & THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE. This week's indie horror darling that brings the best jump-scares is CAVEAT.

     

    CLICK IF YOU DARE:

    • 1896's The House of the Devil film, aka the 1st horror film!
  • Further reading about Ed Warren's reportedly icky past
  • Check out ASL Films!
  • Read Ryan C. Bradley's -- aka not The New Yorker dude -- work!
  • Cass' interview with CAVEAT's writer/director


  • OUR SACRED OFFERINGS GO TO:
  • FeliceY for our logo design
  • Cano Jaguar for our creepy intro. mix
  • CAVEAT's bunny/drum ghost hunter
  • 35 min

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The podcasting cure to your horror hangover. New episodes drop monthly, exploring well-worn tropes of horror to make you fall in love with them all over again.