On this episode of The Outside Story we talk about one of the masters of horror storytelling, Stephen King! Even though King is primarily an author, many of his stories have become adapted into major films. Take a seat with us as we talk about the iconic films, The Shining and Carrie.

Sit down with Jessica, Jonathan, and Larry as they talk about the beautifully told Asian American story, "The Farewell," starring Awkwafina and directed by Lulu Wang. This podcast contains spoilers for the film.

Happy October! For this October, we are releasing an episode a day about media in the genre of Horror in celebration of Halloween and the spookiness that comes with fall. In this episode we talk about why we're doing this, our experiences with horror, and invite you to participate with us as well.

Sit down with Jessica, Jonathan, and Larry as they talk about the obscure, strange, and allegorical film, "mother!" starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem and directed by Darren Aronofsky. This podcast contains spoilers for the film.

Sit down with Jessica, Jonathan, and Larry as they talk about the LGBTQ+ Hollywood film, "Love, Simon" starring Nick Robinson, Jennifer Garner, and Katherine Langford and directed by Greg Berlanti. This podcast contains spoilers for the film.

We talk about our favorite Asian/Asian American actors, musicians, and our own experience growing up Asian American/Hmong American.

We review Burning, a psychological drama film by Lee Chang-dong. Starring Yoo Ah-in, Steven Yeun, and Jeon Jong-seo. This podcast contains spoilers for the film.

Jessica joins us for the first (and last) time on our Halloween special! This begins our mini-series of podcasts on creator/directors that we think are making an impact on horror today. We start with none other than Jordan Peele, the genius behind the two recent horror films Get Out and Us. On this episode we talk about our own experiences with racism and the impact of Peele's work on society and film.

From psychological trauma to the horrors of colonialism, today's episode focuses on the "outside" perspectives of these two important topics in life. The films we discuss are A Tale of Two Sisters, a Korean fillm, and Dearest Sister, a Lao film. Both phenomenally written, beautifully told, and artistically progressive in their own ways.

Ever have anything creepy show up in a photograph that you've taken? You're not alone... In this episode we discuss the Thai film Shutter and the Japanese video game series Fatal Frame. Join us as we dissect these pieces of media and talk about the reasons why we think Hollywood America remakes films and how video games differ as a medium for horror compared to film.