Creature Comforts: A Christmas Carol
I join Justin from Straight Chilling for a discussion of the classic tale, A Christmas Carol. We’re chatting about the book and the many film adaptations that have made this story a timeless icon of the season. Here's to Haunted Holidays and a Spooky New Year!
Stephen King Country
I am a lifelong Stephen King fan and constant reader. My Mom and I recently spent a few days exploring the Bangor, Maine area including locations that inspired IT, Pet Sematary and more. Come along and join us for a tour of Stephen King Country!
Religion in Horror: Southbound
I'm joined by friend of the show Logan to discuss crime, punishment, and the bad decisions that lead us down the dark road in Southbound.
Religion in Horror: Hellraiser
In this episode, I'm joined by friend of the show Matt to discuss Clive Barker's 1987 classic Hellraiser. We're chatting about the complicated nature of the Cenobites, Frank's misguided motivations, and what makes Hellraiser an enduring icon of the genre.
Religion in Horror: Constantine
I'm once again joined by my husband, David to discuss the complexities of faith and rogue angels in Constantine. We're also chatting about David's experience as a horror husband and our memorable spooky adventures.
The First Omen and the Resurgence of Catholic Horror
I'm discussing the the recent popularity of Catholic horror and why I was pleasantly surprised by The First Omen. I'm also exploring why religious themes continue to resonate in the horror genre.
Religion in Horror: Children of the Corn
I'm joined by Hannah of the Cinema Slab Podcast to discuss the 1984 classic, Children of the Corn. We also chat about our experiences growing up in church, including singing hymns and heckling pastors.
Religion in Horror: 1408
Is this a simple haunted house story, or something more? This month, I’m taking a deep dive into this Stephen King adaptation and what it has to say about being trapped in the personal hell that is room 1408.
Creature Comforts: The Passion of the Christ
In this special collaboration episode, I’m joining Justin from Straight Chilling to discuss why this film resonates with horror fans, and how I personally view it as a religious person.
WIHM 2024: Silent Hill
In this Women in Horror Month episode, Im joined by Jacqueline from A Cut Above to discuss motherhood, purgatory, and judgement in Silent Hill.
Religion in Horror: The Serpent and the Rainbow
I'm joined by Bob from Straight Chilling to discuss the world of voodoo, magic, and scientific discovery in Wes Craven's The Serpent and the Rainbow.
Storytime: Christmas Tales
In this special Christmas episode, I’m sharing two classic horror tales for the season - The Dancing Partner and Smee.
Religion in Horror: The Conjuring
I'm joined by Logan of Ghoulish University to discuss spiritual celebrities, hauntings and exorcism and in The Conjuring.
The Exorcist: Believer
I’m joined once again by special guest Nat to discuss the highs, lows and multi-denominational approach to exorcism in David’s Gordon Green’s latest installment.
Religion in Horror: The Exorcist
I'm joined by good friend Nat to discuss the complexity of humanity, finding your own faith and the beauty of self-sacrifice in the The Exorcist.
Religion in Horror: The Last Exorcism
I'm joined by first-time guest (and husband) David to discuss crisis of faith, deconstruction and culty churches in The Last Exorcism.
Religion in Horror: The Sacrament
In this episode, I'm joined by my Mom, Sherry, to discuss growing up in church, cults and true crime in Ti West’s The Sacrament.
Haunted Mansion (2023)
In this bonus episode, I'm joined by Bethany, co-host on my first podcast Disney Native. We're discussing the highs, lows, easter eggs and happy haunts in Disney's Haunted Mansion.
Religion in Horror: The Mist
I'm joined by Andy from The Straight Chilling Podcast to discuss monsters, religious fanatics, and the flaws of humanity in Frank Darabont's The Mist.
Religion in Horror: Midsommar
I’m joined by friend of the show Sunny to discuss pagan festivals, symbolism, toxic relationships, and manipulation in Ari Aster’s Midsommar.