My Horror History

This month on My Horror History, I’m joined by the original Daughter of Darkness — my sister, Julie Neal. Together, we explore her journey through horror, from the first frights that stuck with her to the scares that still get under her skin today. Expect nostalgia, family stories, and plenty of spooky fun.

A quick note: this episode is a little later than usual because I’ve been busy settling in our new puppy, Ori — but we’re back, and we’ve got chills to share.

Don’t forget you can follow the podcast on social media at @myhorrorhistory.pod, get in touch at [email protected], and join the brand‑new My Horror History Patreon, which is completely free and now includes reviews, articles, and extra horror content.

Thanks for listening — and stay spooky.

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In this episode of My Horror History, Bev sits down with Bec Gage from The Girl and the Gay Movie Podcast for a full‑blooded trip through her horror past. From the first scares that stuck with her to the films she will never, ever watch again, Bec charts the twists and turns that shaped her love of slashers and home‑invasion nightmares. It is a fast, funny, and fear‑filled journey that ends with her five all‑time favourite horror movies. If you are hunting for your next horror‑obsessed voice to follow, this is the episode to dive into.

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In this fifth episode of My Horror History, I’m joined by the thoughtful and ever-enthusiastic Paul Waller from the' A Year In Horror' podcast! Paul's horror journey is a uniquely fascinating one, starting with the **first time he saw a scary-looking rock band**—the pivotal moment that sparked his interest—and continuing to grow into a lifelong obsession.We explore the films that truly shook him, including classics like 'The Exorcist' and' Hellraiser', the modern dread of 'Longlegs', and the intensity of 'Martyrs' and 'Raw'. We also discuss the movies that sadly disappointed him and his ever-growing obsession with the genre.

It’s a candid, funny, and occasionally eerie look at how horror shapes us, and why we keep coming back for more. Recommended listens: A Year In Horror podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6r3qhDrOuhKSdVrlDUks3r?si=439dede115874e7b

Evolution of Horror: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ewWlTwO3xGXUi5WrGQujB?si=6ccfa6215bb34a49Follow the show on Instagram: @myhorrorhistory.podGet in touch: [email protected] to share your story? Contact me on @myhorrorhistory.pod on all social channels or email me at [email protected].#horrorpodcast, #scarypodcasts, #besthorrorpodcasts, #horrormovies, #psychologicalhorror, #slasherfilms, #foundfootagefilms, #horrorstories, #horrorfilmdiscussion, #horrorgenre, #horrorfans, #horrorcommunity, #horrorinterviews, #horrornostalgia, #horrorstorytelling, #horrorcreators, #horrorpodcastUK, #cinematichorror, #horrorreflections, #horrorrecommendations, #horrorjourney, #horrormemories, #horrorcontent, #AyearInHorror, #PaulWaller, #TheExorcist, #Martyrs, #Hellraiser, #Longlegs, #TheMenu, #HorrorRock

Linda Munden joins Bev to explore the folk and ghostly horror films that shaped her love of the genre. From Armchair Thriller to The Wicker Man, The Birds to The Shining, The Hunger and The Lost Boys, plus Vincent Price classics—this episode is a haunted mixtape of personal favorites and eerie influences.

In this second episode of My Horror History, I’m joined by the thoughtful and ever-curious Mark Reid, whose horror journey spans childhood frights, genre deep-dives, and a lifelong fascination with the strange and unsettling. We explore the films that left a mark, the moments that made him question reality, and the stories that still linger in the dark corners of his mind. It’s a candid, funny, and occasionally eerie look at how horror shapes us—and why we keep coming back for more.

🎧 Recommended listens: – Creative Psychopaths podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/1m24RLRZaVR5muuxXrTYH9?si=15cec2b0d7eb4f3e

Discover the Horror podcast:https://discoverthehorror.com/

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Join us next month for Episode 03 featuring my friend and colleague Linda Munden, as we explore her personal horror history and the stories that shaped her love for the genre.

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In the very first episode of My Horror History, I’m joined by the brilliant Sinead Hanna, YouTube’s resident horror book enthusiast and cemetery wanderer. We dive into her personal journey through horror films and TV, from childhood scares to comfort watches, and the moments that shaped her love for the genre.

🎥 Check out Sinead’s YouTube channel: @sineadhannacraic 🎧 Recommended listen: A Year in Horror podcast

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Join us next month for Episode 02 with Mark Reid from the Creative Psychopaths podcast.

In this short intro episode, I share what My Horror History is all about and how horror became a lifelong obsession. You’ll get a glimpse into my story, what inspired the podcast, and what to expect from future episodes. If you love horror and want to explore the personal stories behind the screams, you’re in the right place