Join us as Stephanie reads The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman! Gilman’s classic of feminist literature tracks the mental state of a woman locked away with “slight hysteria” and her descent, into actual psychosis — first believing there are people living in the wallpaper, then believing she is one of them. Terrifying on so many levels. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a prominent American humanist, novelist, writer of short stories, poetry and nonfiction, and a lecturer for social reform.

Join us as Ellen Ripley kicks ass while simultaneously killing our buzz as the most epic Dwight Schrute heroin in space!

On this week's minisode, Stephanie reads another classic and all-too-relevant short, The Lottery by Shirley Jackson! Enjoy!

As if you needed further convincing not to reply to a Craig's List ad... Have a taste of CREEP (2014) in all its ominous glory. Enjoy!

This week, Emily recites for us her all-time favorite poem, allowing you to decide if it's another Poe horror classic, or just a sad ditty. Enjoy!

The sun's going down, join us as we cover the 1987 film directed by Kathryn Bigelow, Near Dark! Americana! Western! Vampires! WTF!

Things get really uncomfortable this week when we unpack TAMMY AND THE T-REX (1994). Dinosaurs! Teenagers! Bestiality? Oh yeah, it's a whole mess. Enjoy!

Join us as Stephanie reads an excerpt from the legendary Octavia E. Butler's post-apocalyptic Parable of the Sower. "... a terrifying vision of a dismal future brought on by the willful ignorance, racism and greed of human beings, and an eerily dangerous parallel to our present path. 

Have a short story of your own you want us to read? Send them our way at [email protected]!

Whip out your silly straws because this week we take a sip of SUCK (2009). Singing vampires, Alice Cooper, and the slaughter of Moby. What more could you ask for? Tune in!