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This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss some late breaking psychological research news about using yellow sales stickers, why your boss might yell at you and a surprise study to be revealed at the end.
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Music by Mannequin Uprising.
In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we rev up the chainsaw and dive into the horror legacy of Tobe Hooper, the groundbreaking director behind The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Poltergeist, and Salem’s Lot. Join us as we unpack Hooper's unique blend of suburban fear, supernatural tension, and raw terror that shaped modern horror.
We explore his directorial trademarks, the cultural impact of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, how Poltergeist blurred the lines between Hooper and Spielberg, and the eerie slow burn of Salem’s Lot. Plus, it’s time for another round of Horror Facts with Tobe—a trivia segment filled with weird and wonderful facts that will have horror fans shouting at their speakers.
Whether you're a horror newbie or a long-time gorehound, this one's for you.
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🎵 TikTok: @dark.psychology.girlsOriginal music by Mannequin Uprising – thank you for setting the creepy mood.
This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss the strange epidemic of Cotard's Syndrome.
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In this installment of our Female Psychopath Series, we dive into Robert Altman’s 1972 psychological thriller Images, exploring the unraveling psyche of protagonist Cathryn. Is she experiencing a full psychotic break or something more nuanced? We offer a clinical lens on her symptoms and propose a specific psychological diagnosis, while also reacting to the film’s surreal tone, eerie visuals, and narrative ambiguity.
Blending psychological insight with our usual conversational flair, we untangle Altman’s portrayal of dissociation, identity confusion, and trauma-induced hallucinations. We also offer up our personal reactions, theories, and questions about what’s real vs. imagined, and why Images deserves a spot in any horror-psychology lover’s watchlist.
Listen now to explore the disturbing beauty of Images through a psychological lens!
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Music Credit:
Original music by Mannequin Uprising
This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss some psychology research about how news changes our morality, the way the brain organizes our memory and story and the psych bed shortage for youth.
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In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive deep into the eerie world of The Shining — both Stephen King's original novel and Stanley Kubrick’s polarizing 1980 film adaptation. They share a title… but tell two very different stories. We compare and contrast the drastically different portrayals of Jack Torrance, the mystery of the Overlook Hotel, and how each version tackles psychological horror. No wonder King famously hated the film — and we unpack why.
We also talk about how King’s book lays a far stronger foundation for Doctor Sleep, and lightly touch on original documentaries that offer insight into Kubrick’s filmmaking process.
So grab your axe and your typewriter (but maybe not both), and join us for a fascinating, spooky analysis of one of horror’s most iconic stories.
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In this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive headfirst into the Stranger Danger phenomenon that gripped the U.S. in the 1970s and 1980s. From disturbing true crime cases like the disappearances of Etan Patz and Adam Walsh, to dramatized media like Girls Beware and Wheels of Terror, we explore how a cultural wave of fear shaped parenting, public policy, and the childhoods of an entire generation.
We break down the origins of the Stranger Danger myth, how it gained traction through news coverage and TV PSAs, and the true crimes that fueled the fear. With a mix of informative breakdowns and a bit of nostalgic reflection, we examine the psychological and societal impact this era of paranoia had on families—and whether it still lingers today.
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All music in this episode is courtesy of Mannequin Uprising.
This is a preview of our all-new Patreon exclusive episode where Shannon and Cathy discuss some psychology research about 8 habits that steal your joy. A few you know, a few you don't and a few Cathy disagrees with.
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In this week's Shrink Chat, we’re back with our signature blend of horror news, quick-hit reactions, and Horror Facts with Cath trivia! We dish out our rapid-fire takes on a batch of horror films, from weirdly wonderful to just plain "what the hell did we just watch?" — including:
🧠 Movies Discussed:
Sinners (yes, we have thoughts)
Death of a Unicorn (is it horror? fantasy? we don't know, but we’re in)
Borderline
Drop
What Happened to Monday
The Woman in the Yard
Screamboat (yep, it's exactly what it sounds like and we were not prepared)
📖 Horror Book Feature:
Victorian Psycho – A horror novel that does what it says on the tin… kind of.
💀 Plus, Cath puts Shannon to the test with a new round of Horror Facts with Cath — always brutal, never boring.
Expect opinions, weirdness, and a few titles that might go straight to your "WTF to-watch" list.
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Facebook: Halloween All Year Long
TikTok: @dark.psychology.girls
🎵 Music Credit:
All original music by Mannequin Uprising – creepy, cool, and totally our vibe.
It’s time for another wild ride in our What the Hell? series! On this episode of Terror Talk Podcast, we dive headfirst into some of the most ridiculous, unhinged, and hilariously dumb criminal stories we've ever come across — and yes, we saved the weirdest for last: a criminal competition involving actual Sperm Racing (we’re not kidding).
From arrests gone wrong to schemes that are so absurd they belong in a sitcom, we’re reacting in real time, laughing through the stupidity, and sharing the most jaw-dropping headlines. There’s no deep psychology here — just gut-level reactions, weird news, and dark humor at its finest.
So grab a snack, press play, and prepare to yell What the hell?! right along with us.
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