This week, Hannibal makes the leap from good television to must-see classic as we discuss episodes 5 and 6 of the show's first season, titled "Coquilles" and "Entrée," respectively. We talk about another disposable killer-of-the-week episode elevated by some beautiful thematic work, plus the big turning point of the season. What did Derek, Jeff, and Amir think of the episodes? Tune in and find out!

Continuing our journey with Bryan Fuller's Hannibal, now streaming on Netflix, we discuss episodes 3 and 4 of the first season, titled Potage and Oeuf. Following two appetizer courses, Hannibal throws us right into the deep end. Tune in as Derek, Amir, and Jeff dive deep into Hannibal's main course - the introduction of key player Abigail Hobbs, and the theme of family.  

Our journey through Bryan Fuller's Hannibal starts here! Whether you're a new fan tuning in on Netflix, or a diehard veteran revisiting the series, this is the perfect place to get your fix of Hannibal discussions. This week, join Amir, Derek, and Jeff as they talk about the first two episodes of the first season, titled "Apéritif" and "Amuse Bouche." This is a spoiler filled discussion, so if you have not seen the first two episodes, please do so. Bon Appétit.

Before we get into the nitty gritty with Bryan Fuller's Hannibal television series, we talk about Jonathan Demme's indelible 1991 film, The Silence of the Lambs. A dark horse horror film that unexpectedly swept the Oscars that year, The Silence of the Lambs is a classic that is undeniable with its influence. 29 years later, how does it hold up? And how does it compare to NBC's television series? Join us as we explore the film's themes, performances, and legacy.

As we start The Strange Harbors Podcast's third season, we're returning to our roots of a series-centric format. What started with HBO's Watchmen now continues with NBC's Hannibal - welcome to The Hannibal Files: A Strange Harbors Podcast. Join us on a dark new journey as we dive deep into the mythology of Hannibal Lecter, Will Graham, and Bryan Fuller’s gross and gorgeous world adapted from the Thomas Harris novels. This is a short announcement episode, with a little more information of how our new season of episodes will progress. Hope you'll join us!