In this episode, Doaa sits down with Brandon Espy, the director of Mr. Crocket, to explore his unique vision in both film and photography. They dive into his creative process, and how he powerfully frames Blackness as a universal experience in his storytelling.

In this episode Doaa sits down with the Director of Grafted, Sasha Rainbow, and they dive deep into the horrors of being in a female body and so much more.

This convo is a must-listen especially for female horror lovers who want to feel both inspired and empowered.

Follow Sasha on IG: @itssasharainbow

In this episode, Doaa chats with multi-talented artist Lady Shasha, a Gen X latchkey kid whose love for horror was sparked by her grandmother and Saturday afternoon chills. From Connecticut to Florida, she takes us through her unique horror journey, blending cosplay, commentary, and culture via her thriving YouTube channel. Don’t miss this rich convo on fandom, fashion, and fearless storytelling in the horror world!

Find her on IG, TikTok and Youtube: @horrorfreq

Her website is: whatdidijustwatch.com

In this episode, Doaa chats with  Josh Ruben — director of the horror rom-com slasher Heart Eyes.

They talk about how he subverts the representation of Black men in horror, his transition from sketch comedy to indie horror, and what drives his unique storytelling voice.

Plus, Josh drops some wisdom for our emerging BIPOC filmmakers creating movies with just their phones.

In this episode, Doaa chats with Spanish filmmaker Caye Casas and they delve into his journey from illustrator to award-winning director, the indie scene in Spain, and the recurring themes of religion, abuse, and dark humour in his films.

This interview is in Spanish.