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'Tis the season for Christmas scares, and so we have The Leech, a terrifying dose of holiday cheer with a potent message. Ariel sits down with director Eric Pennycoff and cinematographer Rommel Genciana to talk religion, politics, and other dinner table taboos.

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Releasing in theatres today, Andy Mitton's thrilling pandemic horror, The Harbinger, was covered out of Fantasia. We're re-releasing our episode talking about his process and the meaning of the film today. A high recommend from both Ariel and Rabia.

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Ariel and Rabia sit with Martika Escobar, director of the Sundance darling Leonor Will Never Die, discussing Filipino cinema and making a meta masterpiece.

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Ariel sits down with Kim Ji-yong to discuss the decisions made in creating the look of Park Chan-Wook's romantic noir film arriving on MUBI soon, Decision to Leave.

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Ariel sits down with director David Hebrero to discuss his new apocalyptic horror set in small-town Spain, Everyone Will Burn.

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Ariel sits down with director Kyra Gardner and producer Ash T to discuss their new documentary, Living with Chucky, all about the Child's Play franchise and why it both terrifies and educates audiences.

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Ariel sits down with director Daniel Zarvos to talk about his new documentary about Miucha, the remarkable icon of Brazilian music, and her struggles and her journey as a woman in creative spaces.

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Ariel sits down with Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes, creators of the new horror delight Sissy, which recently dropped on Shudder.

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This one goes out to all the teachers who STILL deserve our thanks in the pandemic. Director Neasa Ni Chianáin discusses her new film about a school that is turning around the lives of at-risk kids through the use of philosophy. Young Plato is a film not about the questions that matter, but about why questions matter.

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Ariel sits down with noted horror scholar and talented writer/director Dr. Rebekah McKendry about her new film Glorious, a Lovecraftian horror tale of gods and glory holes.

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