Horror Hues

Game Month Continues! This week I discuss One Night Ultimate Werewolf by Bezier Games. ONUW is fast-paced game that is perfect for social settings (or when you want to play a game with your sons and they won’t give you much of their time). I go through each character and give advice on what be be helpful while playing the game. 

Lastly, I dive in Clinical Lycanthropy and share two cases in which the individual was diagnosed with this rare disorder. Or is it all BS?

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Dungeons and Dragons (better known as D&D) is a Tabletop Role Playing Game (TTRPG) that has always been (unwillingly) involved in controversy since its creation. I spoke with Brindolyn who is a D&D enthusiast about how she got started and her experience(s) playing the game as a Brown Queer Woman, which has all lead to her role as a (paid!) Game Master. Next we discuss the Satanic Panic and the Dungeons and Dragons media frenzy. 

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Book mentioned: Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s

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Your partner loves Horror Movies. You don’t. You want to be supportive but not traumatized. On this episode, I share horror movies that can be enjoyed by Horror and Non-horror fans.

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Sheanah Rivers (Who You Callin’ Holistic?) is a Certfified Reiki Master Teacher and Multidimensional Healer. On this episode, we discuss how Sheanah got into Reiki, the history, and her experiences. Next we discuss Japanese Mythology and Legends that reference a Reiki demon. Also, is Reiki a New Age practice that can lead to a demonic gateway? This is the belief many have. Yeah…

Mentioned in this episode:

Don’t Fall for Misguided Spirituality on Halloween

I Was a New-Age Healer. Then I Realized I Wasn’t the One Doing the Healing.”

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This week’s guest is J. Moulton, owner of SC Horror, South Carolina’s only Horror Convention. We discuss how he got the idea and the steps to make it happen. We also touch on the Halloween franchise (I mean, how can you not?), how J got into horror, and he gives great suggestions on how to seek out other films that may not be backed by a huge production company.

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Coming at you with my first board game review and it’s no other than two of my favorites: Horrified: Universal and Horrified: American Monsters.

Monsters have been unleashed and it’s up to you and the players to work as a team. If unsuccessful, the citizens will flee the town, leaving it to the monsters and making it…HORRIFIED!

In this episode I explain the objectives of each monster, the pros and cons, and I reveal my arch nemesis.

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This is a repost from my previous podcast, Self Created. My Horror Buddy, Katherine Yon joined me and we discussed Scream 1-4 and gave our thoughts on the soon to be released, Scream 5.

Before the conversation begins, I quickly give some thoughts on how I now feel about the franchise and the newest films (5 and 6).

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My family is from Panama and I wanted the first episode I did about Urban Legends and History to be personal.

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The Strangers (2008)

Directed by Bryan Bertino

This week Kwasi Brown of Black Nerd Mafia joins the podcast. We discuss The Strangers and how it is one of our favorite horror movies of all time and how it should get some more respect. Speaking of respect, we also talk about how mainstream award shows need to give more love to the genre. 

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Final Girl : the female protagonist who remains alive at the end of the film, after the other characters have been killed, when she is usually placed in a position to confront the killer.

Brindolyn and Shanika discuss what they like about the book, analyze how each final girl chooses their own coping mechanism, why having an unstable narrator worked, and how the death of a certain character may seem tone-death.

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