Comic books aren’t a waste of time, Mom!
We wrap up the month of March and our theme of mythological creatures with a special guest. Listener and friend of the show, Erik Publ,
Abnormal Attraction: Where it’s Weird to be Normal
We continue our magical month of March with a discussion of the fun fantasy film, Abnormal Attraction. Abnormal Attraction (2018) takes place in a world
Stones
For our campfire tale this month, we have an original piece written and performed by Kristi Peterson Schoonover. Kristi Petersen Schoonover is fascinated by urban
Trollhunter
Welcome to the month of March where we will be diving into the world of mythological creatures and their lore. To kick off the month
TVs don’t’ have heartbeats…
We wrap up our month of Obsession discussing the psychology of infatuation with psychotherapist and friend to the podcast, Emily Garmisa. Emily Garmisa LCPC, CADC
When love gives you a bowl cut…
We continue exploring love and obsession with two indie movies: 2019’s The Honeymoon Phase and 2017’s Double Date. The Honeymoon Phase follows a fake married
Everlasting Desire in the Devil’s Carriage
For our campfire tale this month, we have an original piece written and performed by Spleen 1857. Join us for a sultry conversation and poetry
Misery
For the month of February, we are exploring the idea of obsession. To kick off the month, we are going to discuss one of Stephen
Special FX Interview
We continue to explore Practical FX this month in an interview with Frances Mullozzi, a makeup artist who is trained in Makeup FX and beauty.
Practical EFX vs CGI
For the month of January, we are exploring practical effects. In this episode, we compare some of our favorite movies that showcase practical effects, Alien,
The Fly
In the month of January, we’re exploring practical effects. David Cronenberg’s The Fly is a great example of innovative effects and the impact practical effects
Holiday Monsters
For the month of December, we have been exploring tulpas. We’re continuing our focus with holiday creatures/monsters and the festivals that manifested them into existence.
A Krampus Karol
Twas the night before Christmas, there was not a sound in the house,Not from a TV, or music, nor even a mouse;For tonight was the
The Brood
We kick off our monthly topic of Tulpas with David Cronenberg’s 1979’s The Brood. We discuss manifestations, therapy cults and watching this story based on
Storytelling: Midnight Son
As we continue to focus on Native Americans, we’re diving into storytelling. We’re going to discuss the true crime audiobook/podcast, Midnight Son, written and produced
Celebrating Native Artist
Take a break from the crazy Thanksgiving season and join us on our relaxed episode about celebrating Native American/First Nations artists through their films, short
The Land of Shadows
Three friends embark on a camping journey deep in the mountains. They decide to be adventurous and take a shortcut leading them on an unknown
Blood Quantum
In honor of celebrating Native Americans and indigenous folk, we talked about Canadian zombie film, Blood Quantum. On the surface, this movie is about a
Scary Stories
This month is all about Childhood Scares, and we’re going to share some stories from our friends about spooky experiences they had when they were
Halloween TV Episodes
Halloween themed episodes from your favorite TV show are the best, right?! Join us as we discuss a few of our favorites from Goosebumps, Family