By Allison Broder
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In this episode, Joe and I talk about how he got into horror, who his favorite directors are, and which unpopular horror movies he’s a fierce defender of. He also told me how he got into film programming, how Brooklyn Horror has evolved over the years, some of his favorite films from this year’s festival, and what a first-time festival goer should expect.
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In this week’s episode I talk with Subservience director SK Dale about how he got involved with Subservience, why he was drawn to the script, plus how Megan Fox got the role. He also told me his top two favorite horror movies and whether or not he’d ever buy an AI robot to take care of his family, and more! Subservience is now available to rent on VOD everywhere.
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We are excited to welcome back returning guest horror critic Matt Donato! It is September, so we went through our top 5 favorite back-to-school horror movies. There are some good ones in there that you may not have heard of before! Then Matt shouted out some fun indie movies that are coming out this fall, and we went through the list of horror movies that were still yet to be released when we were recording and our hopes and dreams for those movies.
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JW’s new book, Cult Following: The Extreme Sects That Capture Our Imaginations--And Take Over Our Lives comes out tomorrow, September 10th and I got to talk to him about how he became a horror fan after being raised in the Baptist Church, why he started his blog Odd Things I’ve Seen, and he tells me about one of his favorite chapters to write in his new book. He also spilled all about the murder sights he’s spent time in and why he’s a skeptic nowadays.
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Here's everything I watched in August 2024!
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In this week’s episode, I got to chat with Swedish director, Mikael Håfström, who is behind the new psychological thriller Slingshot. Hafstrom has directed movies like 1408 with John Cusack and The Rite with Anthony Hopkins. Slingshot stars Laurence Fishburne and Casey Afleck and we talk about what drew him to the script, how the cast came together, and what the shoot was like. He also told me why he loves horror and who his favorite directors are.
Slingshot is in theatres everywhere NOW!
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On this week’s episode, I speak with horror scholar Tuğçe Kutlu. She wrote her first MA dissertation on grief in horror at University College of London. She taught me about Turkish genies and ghost stories, how her grandfather sparked her love of horror, and what her favorite true horror story was that her grandfather told her before he passed away. She also recalls the first time she saw The Exorcist when she was 13 and how she experienced the movie differently when she saw it again for the first time 20 years later, and so much more.
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This week’s guest is YouTuber Greg Gilbert. On YouTube, you can check out his interviews with the incredible horror icons from the 80’s that you know and love. During our conversation he told me about growing up in the 80’s in his uncle’s video store, the incredible screenings of his favorite movies that he’s had the opportunity to experience, and he reveals the connection between Mandy and Friday the 13th to me, and more!
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In this episode you’ll hear about the inspiration for the story of Ganymede from Colby Holt, how Colby and Sam Probst go about co-directing movies together, what horror movies they both enjoy, and then Jordan Doww tells me how he got the role of Lee and the lengths he went to for preparing for his ECT scene.
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