What happens when you mix Orthodox Judaism with the Kabbalah? The Dybbuk! Come listen to us decipher the world of evil spirits, Jewish exorcisms, and possessed wine cabinets-- do you believe? 

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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Mermaids: friend or foe?

On this episode, Krista and Drew return from their month long hiatus, emerging from the muck and mire of quarantine and isolation, the depths of depression and anxiety, to talk about these mythical creatures. Creatures? Humanoids? WHAT ARE THEY?

Do they exist?

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

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This week, we decided to go a different route.

In the immortal words of Dr. Alan Grant: "The world has just changed so radically, and we're all running to catch up."

So, instead of covering some scary topics, we took to our library in order to find how some of the great scribes handled the fear of sickness and infection.

Join us as we read these tales.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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In light of the current state of affairs, let’s take a trip into the microscopic horror of pandemics. Today we will explore the horror of virus and disease, and more importantly, what the fear of those things do to humanity. In some ways, humanity's reaction to the fear of death, can often be scarier than the sickness itself.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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How would anyone in their right mind, be intrigued by someone like Dr. Hannibal Lecter? 

Is it the dichotomy? 

The gentile, cultured snobbery, mixed with psychopathy reserved for the lowest common denominator? 

Is that it? 

A mixture of the highest high and lowest low? The refined and repulsive?

A brutal episode of Dr. Scarelove, where we go back through the history of cannibalism. Join us at your own risk!

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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Maybe it's seeing the fragility of life, the fleeting impermanence, that cultivates a hyperawareness of a coworkers change in attitude. And these tells, however subtle, might raise the hackles on even a casual acquaintance's neck.

On September 20th, 2014, at a nursing home in North Augusta, SC, those subtle changes in Tammy Kingery’s behavior seemed to kick off a chain of events that would ultimately create far more questions than answers, and leave a seemingly idyllic family without their mother.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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On November 5th, 1975, Travis Walton and his co-workers see a saucer-shaped object hovering in the sky Walton approaches the object when a beam of light appears from the saucer, lifts him in the air, then throws him down and knocks him unconscious. 

The rest of the men are terrified and drive away, leaving Walton there.Walton wakes up in an unknown location, observed by three creatures unlike anything he has ever seen before. He fights them...

If this sounds like a movie, you’re right. But what you may not know, is that it’s based on a true story.

Not only are UFO sightings common, but those who claim they’ve been abducted often have eerily similar descriptions of not only the aircrafts, but the creatures, as well as claims of what is done to them… and how they’re experimented on.

We know the truth is out there. We trust no one. And dig deep into UFOs and Aliens on this episode of Dr. Scarelove.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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His name was Howard Phillips Lovecraft, a controversial figure, but arguably one of the most important voices in the evolution of the horror genre.

Was he a simple creator of fiction, of stories and novels that bleed into our consciousness, or was he something more?

Did he peek behind the facade of what we hold true? Was he pulling at the threads of the very fabric of our world, only to reveal what truly awaits us?

Fictionalist or Prophet. Madman or Genius. We will dig into not only the life of HP Lovecraft, but major aspects of the mythos he either created, or simply brought to the attention of humanity, on this episode of Dr. Scarelove.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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Our first foray into true crime. Join us for this bruiser of a story.

In 1980, The Straits Times, the largest newspaper in Singapore, covered the Tan Family for a period of years, just after the murder of their children, the heart wrenching funeral, and the killer’s later taunting of the grieving parents.

The brutality of the murders was unprecedented and the Times described them as the most inhuman in Singapore’s crime history. The police were visibly shaken, sickened by the murders, as nothing like this had come across their desks before. 

Who killed these four kids? Who left their bodies in a way that seems to puzzle people more than the crime itself? Anymore importantly, why would anyone want to murder four innocent children in such a horrific fashion?

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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In this blockbuster episode, Krista and Drew discuss the history and superstition of the number 13.

Bonus content: Krista stabs Drew 13 times.

Two English professors. Nerds. Horror lovers. And they married each other. Now, every week, Krista and Drew bring some new sort of horror to the table.

There are two types of people in the world: the haunters and the haunted. Which on are you?

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