Episode 15: 2021 in Review

Welcome to the fifteenth episode of The Anatomy of Fear. Welcome to our 2021 in review episode, along with our top 22 of '21, because hey, why not eh?

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Episode 14: Friday the 13th Retro

Welcome to the fourteenth episode of The Anatomy of Fear. On this episode, we do something that has never been done on a podcast before: do a ranking of the Friday the 13th franchise.

Shocking, we know. But we're bold and wanted to try something totally original... Something fun for Halloween!

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He’s Gonna Need Therapy Episode Seven: Which Witch

Welcome to episode seven of He’s Gonna Need Therapy. On this episode, we welcome you to this special episode: Which Witch! The Witchtacular! Witchpalooza!

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Episode 12: 2020 in Review

Welcome to the thirteenth episode of The Anatomy of Fear, which is our 2020 spectacular. On this episode, we once again join you from Pandemic USA to talk about 2020 in film. 

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He’s Gonna Need Therapy Episode 6: The Shining and Doctor Sleep

Welcome to episode six of He’s Gonna Need Therapy. On this episode, we discuss 1980s The Shining and 2019s Doctor Sleep.

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He’s Gonna Need Therapy Episode 5: The Crow, Lovecraft Country, and 2001

Welcome to episode five of He’s Gonna Need Therapy. On this episode, we review 1994s The Crow, Lovecraft Country, and 1968s 2001 A Space Odyssey

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It is easy to look at natural horror films about existing creatures and threats, but what about discoveries? When are new creatures considered natural? What about films like The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Godzilla, Tremors, The Meg, and the Silence? Are these natural horror films, and if so, what makes them natural? The episode also looks at the British TV show Fortitude, with a few spoilers. 

This episode is a bit late, but it was already mostly done, so I'm putting it out anyway. I hope you enjoyed this series. Let us know if you'd like to see more stuff like this! 

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This episode is all about natural horror films featuring characters in an isolated setting. This type of natural horror film is the most popular kind of natural horror at the moment, and we can expect to see many more to come, for reasons explained in the episode!

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This episode looks at the little-known genre of Disaster Horror, and when it overlaps with Natural Horror. This is one of the longest episodes for a reason: there is a lot to talk about!

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If you'd be willing, please head to iTunes and leave us a 5-star   review. It only takes a minute and does a lot to help us out.Intro   Music:

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This episode looks at the mutation horror films, and asks when they overlap with natural horror. Films discussed include Them!, The Killer Shrews, Night of the Lepus, Bug, Food of the Gods, Damnation Alley, Piranha, Alligator, Prophecy, Eight Legged Freaks, and Annihilation, among others.

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If you'd be willing, please head to iTunes and leave us a 5-star  review. It only takes a minute and does a lot to help us out.Intro  Music:

Intro music courtesy of Cory Chy. Find his music online at https://soundcloud.com/cory_chy and http://youtube.com/CoryChy

Audio clips during our show are not ours, and permissions for those   belong to those who created them. We're not trying to steal anything,    and will give credit whenever we can. If you'd like us to remove any   audio clips, please let us know and accept our apology.