Amber T. returns! We talk about Alex Garland’s folk horror masterpiece Men (2022), dive into theories, and gush about how 2022 genre filmmakers are spoiling fans!
A divorce story that is filled with lust, sex, espionage, monsters, murder, and much more!
Filmmaker Ariel Hansen comes on the show to discuss killer dresses and daring gore, as we geek out of the 2019 Peter Strickland film ‘In Fabric’ and much more! 💃
Mask killers, dark magic, twisted evil, and gory kills by vengeful heroes. 2021 was a rough ride, but it had some great entries.
Your annual Christmas horror movie list needs to add this foreign supernatural thriller🎄
Your countdown to Halloween starts now! 🎃
Is Julia Ducournau setting up an indie cinematic universe? Are bleak films the best in the genre? Find out this and more in Episode 14 of No Stranger to Horror 🥩
Becca Kozak breaks down everything from her gory inspirations, the making of her important documentary, and even why Broad City has some majorly missed horror elements.
The nightmarish minds of horror filmmakers are able to bring scenes to life with such visceral detail that it can sometimes even hurt to watch. Whether you’re a purists who prefers these gruesome feats to be pulled off with practical effects or a casual fan who is okay with a bit of CGI if done well, the end results can make your stomach turn and your skin crawl. Body horror is usually what turns others off the genre because unlike
Revenge movies are the punk rock of cinema and much like the music, they’re best played loud when you’re already feeling angry. A classic tale of getting the antagonist back for unforgivable sins is nothing new, neither is the catharsis it gives the viewer. We like to see bad guys receive their comeuppance, and planned vengeance when done well can land like nothing else. When it comes to the icy dish best served cold, there are modern classics that stand
