In this episode of The Dark Corner, Brandi joins Dave to discuss all things strange. That is, we talk Stranger Things. In sum, we talk about what we did and did not like in each season. Also, we follow several character arcs. On top of that, we point out when and when not the series reflect the 1980s well.

Before that, we watch the trailer to Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. We talk about both the excitement and the criticism surround this film's release. Furthermore, we attended the live My Brother, My Brother, & Me show in Salt Lake City. Again, we point out both the good and the bad experiences. Finally in reviews, briefly we touch upon the MST3K riff on Camera vs. Jiger. Brandi celebrates the return of Jonah.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, Dave returns to the tarot with the 18th card, The Moon. For example, he describes the meaning behind symbols such as the wolf and the crayfish. Furthermore, he ties The Moon card to astrology and numerology. Also, he reflects on the psychology of this complex card and its association with the subconscious mind.

Additionally, Dave plays a promo for Boldly Go, a Strange New Worlds podcast. Also, Dave shouts out Ed for recommending yet another band. Finally, check out DJ Evil Dave's latest playlist on Soundcloud. 

In this bonus episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave compiles ten tracks related to meaning of the 17th card in the tarot, The Star. First, Dave briefly reviews more of The Umbrella Academy. Also, he catches up on Stranger Things and watches the Indian action epic, RRR. Additionally, Dave recommends what you can do during these strange times.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave returns to an exploration into the tarot with the 17th card, The Star. That is, he illustrates the symbology within the card. For instance, he relates the meaning of the female figure, the bowls of water she pours, and the lush greenery surrounding her. Moreover, Dave explains the numerology relating to The Star. For instance, how does it relate to Strength or the number 8 cards of the minor arcana? Additionally, Dave ties The Star to the proceeding card, The Tower and finds representations of The Star in popular culture.

DJ Evil Dave of the Dark Corner has COVID for real this time. As such, he has elected to rerelease a podcast from a time in which he had thought he had COVID. However, it must have been some other illness entirely. So, as illness has interrupted the recording schedule, he hopes this will do instead of a regular release. Many of the sentiments apply, only this time the symptoms have been worse. Anyhow, here is the playlist.

For Pride Month, that is June of 2022, Artoffact Records offers its back catalogue for free download. In celebration of this offer, DJ Evil Dave in this episode of The Dark Corner, compiles 23 tracks by musical artists signed to the Artoffact label. Also, he relates the brief history of the Canadian label. Moreover, he presents the songs in alphabetical order with surprising results. Here is the play list.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave celebrates World Goth Day with 22 selected songs. For this year's celebration, Dave includes songs with parentheticals. Also, he recounts the history of World Goth Day. Moreover, he describes what sets gothic rock apart from other genres. Additionally, he discusses gothic fashion and its popularity around the world. Following we list the songs with links whenever possible.

1 Ouverture (Death Shall Have No Dominion) by Arts Of Erebus from An Open Case Of Parousia (promo)

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave celebrates his belated birthday with a mix of ten songs. Each song features heavy bass, often of a particularly growly and grimy nature. He pulls songs from EBM, electro-industrial, breakbeat, and dark electro. First, Dave reviews the latest episode of Strange New Worlds and the movie, Future World. Moreover, he talks about doing yard work while his internet friends enjoy Eurovision or seeing Bauhaus live. Here is this episodes playlist.

Brandi joins Dave in this episode of The Dark Corner podcast and covers Doctor Strange and Strange New Worlds. First, we review the film, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. We like Russell Crowe's performance. Moreover, Brandi delights in seeing Paul Bettany. Furthermore, we acknowledge how Wrath of Khan must have borrowed from the series of novels.

For the Dark Track, John Omen performs Strange Days, a cover of The Cure's A Strange Day. You can find this song on Tainted Candy: A tribute to 80's New Wave. This is one of many compilations presented by The Gothsicles. Additionally, we present a promo for the popular podcast, My Favorite Murder.

In this double stuffed point, we first review Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. While we find the villain to be just another in a series of disappointing handlings of a MARVEL character, we celebrate Sam Raimi's adept direction. For instance, this film delves into horror and Raimi's experienced hand is evident. Also, we review the premier of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It is perhaps the best first episode of any series of Star Trek. Moreover, we welcome the return to episodic storytelling in a live action format. Also, we enjoy the supporting cast as well as the leading characters. Furthermore, the comedy lands without undermining more serious parts of the story.

In this bonus episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave presents a playlist inspired by The Tower Card of the tarot. Mostly, he selects songs from the industrial genre. However, he includes some metal and gothic as well. Also, Dave watches The Batman  and touches upon a few other aspects of The Tower. The playlist includes the following songs.