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I'm joined once again by Jacqueline from A Cut Above for a women in horror month special! We're chatting about the weirdness of LA, dealing with death, awkward gatherings, and the impactful ending in Karyn Kusama's The Invitation.Listen:Root of Evil PodcastThe Los Feliz Murder Mansion PodcastLight & Shadow: True Crime Episode

Welcome to episode 633. Guest host Meredith Morgenstern once again takes the reins for WiHM. For fiction, a lone settler struggles to stake his claim in the wilds of Kansas. Then, an unnatural force at the local cemetery seeks to avenge an act of murderous violence.COMING UPWiHM: Good Mourning, Nancy Podcast: 00:01:06Emily J. Weisenberger's The Prairie's Song as read by Rish Outfield: 00:05:28KC Grifant's Unrest as read by Amanda Stribling: 00:21:51PERTINENT LINKSSupport us on Patreon! Spread the darkness.Shop Tales to Terrify MerchWiHM | Good Mourning, Nancy PodcastRish Outfield | The Dunesteef Audio Fiction MagazineRish Outfield on X (@OutfieldRish)Original Score by Nebulus EntertainmentNebulus on FacebookNebulus on InstagramSPECIAL THANKS TOAmanda CarrilloLestle BaxterOrion D. HegrePaul BelcherSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talestoterrify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode 630. We have one tale for you this week, about a man's struggles in the ravenous grasp of anxiety.COMING UPGood Evening: Flash Contest, WiHM: 00:01:06Ed Serken's Unburied as read by Dennis Robinson: 00:04:07PERTINENT LINKSSupport us on Patreon! Spread the darkness.Shop Tales to Terrify Merch“Secret Societies” Flash Fiction ContestDennis Robinson | Lycan Volume 3 KickstarterDennis Robinson | Lycan: Solomon's OdysseyDennis Robinson | Botched PodcastDennis Robinson | Botched Podcast on TwitchOriginal Score by Nebulus EntertainmentNebulus on FacebookNebulus on InstagramSPECIAL THANKS TOAmanda CarrilloLestle BaxterOrion D. HegrePaul BelcherSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talestoterrify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Women in Horror Month episode, Im joined by Jacqueline from A Cut Above to discuss motherhood, purgatory, and judgement in Silent Hill.For weekly horror review, check out A Cut Above Horror Review.

This year, I'm reflecting on the last decade of female-driven horror in a discussion about how far we've come and where I'd like to see us go next.Listen:American Mary on A Cut Above Horror ReviewKnock at the Cabin on Straight ChillingShop:Anna's House of WaxRead:https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/best-horror-movies-directed-by-women/https://scariesthings.com/2020/12/01/dead-list-30-important-women-horror-directors-who-you-should-know/https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/03/movies/mary-harron-narrates-a-scene-from-american-psycho.html

PREORDER TOIL AND TROUBLE In Elizabeth Walter's story “The Sin-Eater,” Clive Tomlinson gets more than he bargained for on a trip to the Welsh Border to see and sketch an old pre-Reformation church. On his way back to his hotel, he is waylaid by a couple on a farm who are oddly insistent that he visit their ill son, Eddie. Clive quickly realizes that Eddie is dead, and he rushes through drinking some wine and eating a scone under pressure from the older couple. Later, he learns he took part in a sin-eating ritual, something the modern world has left behind. But, since he was unaware of what he was doing and doesn't believe in it, he couldn't possibly be affected by the ritual, could he?         Recommended in this episode: Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Cordova UP NEXT: Ellen Oh's Spirit Hunters #1

It's Women in Horror Month! So, for this episode we decided to put the spotlight on the French film director Julia Ducournau. We are discussing her debut feature film Raw (2016) and her most recent release Titane (2021), which made her the second female director to ever win a Palme d'Or award. We will also be briefly discussing her short film from 2011, Junior. The themes that we will be dissecting will be body horror from the female gaze, the monstrous feminine, as well as sexuality and gender as represented in Julia's films. Enjoy and welcome to our dark side… Intro/Outro Music: Robeast by Dance with the Dead Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/JessHrycyk Editing work by: Jessica

It's time once again for another Women in Horror episode! This year, I'm joined by Jacqueline from A Cut Above Horror Review, and we're talking about the most influential women in horror. We approached this topic from both a historical and personal perspective, discussing women from many forms of media including authors, directors, actors, podcasters and more.This is obviously a huge topic and there is no way we can possibly cover everything in this one episode. Jacqueline and I encourage listeners to use this episode as a jumping off point to dive in and explore what others have to say about this topic and also to learn about the women who have played a crucial role in creating the art that you love.You can listen to Jacqueline's show at A Cut Above Horror Review Show Notes:Tabitha KingBarbara Crampton on The Movies That Made MeJulia Ducournau, The GuardianCarol Clover on “The Final Girl” archetype Carmen Maria Machado, MetalPsychoanalysis: A Horror Therapy PodcastFaculty of Horror PodcastWomen in Horror from A to Z (Film School Rejects)Quotes About Horror Cinema from Female FilmmakersFour Forgotten Women Who Built the Horror Genre

In this podcast, Mr Jim delves further into the history of the horror anthology, detailing the legacy and influence of pioneering editors such as Helen Hoke and Christine Bernard, and paperback ranges such as the Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories and The Armada Ghost Books.

For Women in Horror Month, in this episode Mr Jim delves into the history of the horror anthology and discovered how several pioneering ladies of literature curated ground-breaking collections of weird fiction! 

Citizens beware! Terror from the deep as Goobie lets the world know what hed do with a little bit of power! Join the rest as Melky, Jon, and Bah try to rein him in while also giving movie reviews and family guy trivia. You've been warned……

Daughters of Darkness features a stunning cover and four authors; Stephanie Ellis, Alyson Faye, Theresa Derwin, Ruschelle Dillon. Plus! At the end of the video I have an update on the grand giveaway happening at @darkbetweenpages : https://youtu.be/RUZiWU7V8ro Conjure a copy of Daughters of Darkness: https://amzn.to/39izht4 00:00 - Introduction 4:01 - Francois Vaillancourt 4:39 - Theresa Derwin 5:33 - Ruschelle Dillon 6:19 - Stephanie Ellis, 7:44 - Alyson Faye 9:53 - The Giveaway! The last time I read a book that I can recall that involved more than one author as a short story collection was Triage featuring Jack Ketchum Edward Lee and Richard Laymon. it was fantastic and I don't have a copy anymore - had I known then what I know now I'd have hung onto it as it is hard to come by. Daughters of Darkness, on the other hand, is a fresh release that came out in February of this year so 2021 and it came out in the very middle of women in horror month, so I'm a little behind on my review. This was a graciously gifted review copy from Ruschelle Dillon, one of the authors featured here and who you may recall from a previous new releases video with her book of the stain and she had also equally graciously interviewed me for the horror tree 2 years ago. Also featured in this book are Stephanie Ellis, Alyson Faye, and Theresa Derwin. So, we have a group of four women writers who specialize in horror of varying kinds in one book. From the back cover: A quartet of established female horror writers from both sides of the Atlantic have joined supernatural forces to bring you - Daughters of Darkness - a publication from the women-run indie press Black Angel. These stories will take you across the centuries, from Whitechapel to New Orleans, from dark humour to Gothic, weaving the weird with the macabre. Within these pages, meet the myriad monsters these female writers have conjured, letting them loose to roam and cast long shadows. The gorgeous cover as mentioned I absolutely adore and it was designed by Francois Vaillancourt who is Canadian and you may recognize from many other books covers an author's if you're out there he often designs covers and then has them up for commission beautiful at work and of course on my list of things to achieve the cover by Francois Vallencourt. A fantastic collection that I do recommend if you are not familiar with these authors or just want to line your shelf with some really nice dark female offerings. I hope to see more of this being that this could be an annual tradition it would be really cool, or just more collections with more than one story by each author. I'd be very interested in collections like that as opposed to the traditional anthology. Title: Daughters of Darkness Author: Stephanie Ellis, Alyson Faye, Theresa Derwin, Ruschelle Dillon Date: February 2021 Publisher: Viking Press ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ I can earn when you shop on Amazon ▹ https://amzn.to/34mJamZ Buy these books locally ▹ https://bookshop.org/shop/typicalbooks Find my books and more at ▹ https://www.amazon.com/author/lydia New to Youtube? Try TubeBuddy ▹ https://www.tubebuddy.com/typical For writers, I recommend ProWritingAid ▹ https://prowritingaid.com/?afid=6264 I have a lifetime membership. Well worth every penny! ✮ Music by ænorex ▹ https://aenorex.com ✮ music used by permission of the artist --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/typicalbooks/message

This episode was recorded in the middle of the Texas power grid failure, and I guess we felt like we hadn't had enough stress in our lives... so we watched The Descent. Listen to Aisha, Rita, and (bonus) Emily discuss the freaky monsters and badass women of this awesome 2000's era horror movie. Fun Fact: It's been over two weeks since we recorded this episode and none of us got Covid-19, so that's nice. Our Patreon is located at https://www.patreon.com/HorrorHPodFor social media, our carrd is https://horrorheathens.carrd.co

On this episode of 2G1C we chat about the fun movie Arachnado with our favorite woman in horror Jenn Nangle!!!https://instagram.com/tales_from_the_podcasthttps://twitter.com/TalesFromThePodhttps://facebook.com/groups/talesfromthepodcastAnd can contact me through my website:http://talesfromthepodcast.comAnd email us here at talesfromthepodcast13@gmail.comCheck out Jennifer @www.IMDb.me/jennifernangle www.YouTube.com/c/jennifernangle www.Facebook.com/jennifernangle www.Instagram.com/jennifer_nanglewww.Twitter.com/jennifer_nanglewww.YouTube.com/c/malvoliathequeenofscreamswww.Facebook.com/queenmalvoliawww.Instagram.com/queenmalvoliawww.Twitter.com/queenmalvolia

Mayday! Mayday! The boys are stranded and they only brought movie reviews! Join Melky, Bah, Goobie, and Jon as they talk about Shia Labeouf and the Scooby doo gang. Also, what would you bring to a deserted island? (Hint- it goes as well as you’d expect)

In my third annual Women in Horror Month episode, I'm joined by friends of the pod, Sunny and Nat, in a discussion about our favorite female killers. We're discussing why murderous women are so interesting and diving into some of our favorite characters.In this episode, we discuss:Why female killers are interestingCommon themes and motivationsSome of our favorite female killersUnder the SkinMonster American MaryFollow Sunny's work at https://www.instagram.com/arrows.in.eros/. Follow Nat's work at https://www.instagram.com/lunathespook/Find out more about The Witch of Lakeland project at https://www.witchoflakeland.com/

Whats better than playing video games? Listening to guys complain about them! Join Bah as he learns from Goobie that theres more to hate in gaming then ever before. Classics, playing with friends, which pokemon version was the right one (hint its blue), and more!

It's our 2021 Wicked Women in Horror Special! While we celebrate women in horror every month here at The Wicked Library, we're officially celebrating Women in Horror Month with six dark tales written just for us by amazingly talented women writers, and presented by one of our executive producers, Cynthia Lowman."On a Cold Basement Floor", by Pippa Bailey ~ Told by Erika Sanderson"The Hearing Aid Museum", by Cameron Ulam ~ Told by Jessica McEvoy"Dirt and Iron", by Nora B. Peevy ~ Told by Heather Thomas"Junie Proctor’s Panties" by KT Jayne ~ Told by by Nelson Pyles"I Love Every Part of You", by Scarlett R Algee ~ Told by Cynthia Lowman"Digital Olives", by B. Renard ~ Told by Mary MurphyCustom Scoring: Nico Vettese, of We Talk of DreamsVoice of the Librarian: Nelson Pyles | Artwork: Jeanette Andromeda | Host: Cynthia Lowman | Producer / Showrunner: Daniel Foytik | Lead Editor: Scarlett R. AlgeeExecutive Producers: Cynthia Lowman, Nelson Pyles, Nico Vettese, Scarlett R. Algee, Jeanette AndromedaThe Wicked Library Theme: Anthony Rowsick | In the Library (background music): Nico Vettese, of We Talk of DreamsGet your copy of The Wicked Library Presents: 13 Wicked Tales on Kindle, or in print.  Visit thewickedlibrary.com/read to get your copy today.Get your copy of The Lift, 9 Stories of Transformation Volume One on Kindle, or in print.  Visit victoriaslift.com/read to get your copy today.Audio RecordingFinal mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com9th Story Studios:Visit The Wicked Library:On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibraryOn Twitter: @wickedlibraryOn Instagram: @wickedlibrarypod

Kim tells Ket about the classic H.P. Lovecraft tale, Re-Animator (1985), starring Barbara Crampton, Jeffrey Combs and Bruce Abbott. We’re kicking off #WomenInHorrorMonth #WiHM with a bang! Along with our regular episode where the girls confront things like “where is Zurich?” and “What are the differences between a ‘Father’ and a ‘Daddy’?”, stay tuned to the end of the episode where the girls gab with the Queen, herself, Barbara Crampton about being a woman in horror and her new film Sacrifice (out February 9th)! It’s a doozy! Most importantly, we’ll learn if Ket will live or die in Re-animator. Dir. Stuart Gordon Writer H.P. Lovecraft, Dennis Paoli, William Norris, Stuart Gordon SACRIFICE  In select theaters on February 5 and on demand on February 9 + Blu-ray on February 23 Synopsis: New Yorker Isaac and his pregnant wife return to a remote Norwegian village of his birth to claim an unexpected inheritance. Here they find themselves caught in a nightmare as an ancient evil awakens to claim a birthright of its own. Directors: Andy Collier, Tor Mian Screenwriter: Andy Collier, Tor Mian Cast: Barbara Crampton, Dag Sorlie, Erik Iundin, Jack Kristiansen, Johanna Adde Dahl, Ludovic Hughes, Lukas Loughran, Sophie Stevens Producers: Andy Collier, Ross Scaife, Sean Knopp, Tor Mian Genre: Horror Run Time: 87 mins Rating: Not rated Distributor: Epic Pictures Website: https://epic-pictures.com/film/sacrifice KKSAM Facebook Discussion Group!! "Sammies Stay Alive... Maybe" https://www.facebook.com/groups/kksampodcast Get acquainted with all things KIM & KET at www.kimandketstayalive.com (http://www.kimandketstayalive.com/)   Chat with the girls at kksampodcast@gmail.com Peep the girls on Instagram:  @kksampodcast (http://www.instagram.com/kksampodcast/) Twit the girls on Twitter:  @kksampodcast (https://twitter.com/kksampodcast) Book the face of the girls on Facebook:  @kksampodcast (https://www.facebook.com/kksampodcast) Wear the shirts of the girls from the MERCH Store:  https://kimandketstayalivemaybe.threadless.com Support the girls on PATREON at: http://www.patreon.com/kimandketstayalivemaybe Ok we'll see ourselves out. Thanks for listening! xo and #StayAlive, K&K Proud members of the Dread Central Podcast Network

Today we conclude our celebration of Women in Horror Month at the Wicked Library with a terrifyingly wicked tale by Aaron Vlek.Alfonse de Cartier is the modern day descendant of one of the greatest mambo priestesses New Orleans has ever seen. Unfortunately for Al, as his colleagues at the New Orleans police department call him, all that made his forebear great has eluded him. That is, with the exception of the family patron, the Lwa of Death, the Lord of the Crossroads, the Baron Samedi himself. A series of unusual deaths become a test for de Cartier as his patron, the Baron, tries to enlighten him on the basics of the uncanny art of dying, while, The Baron Samedi himself must deal with a presumptuous adversary who would seduce him and rob him of what is rightfully his.Author: Aaron VlekTold by: Denise Michelle Johnson | Guy Fortt | Nelson W. Pyles | Daniel FoytikCustom Score: Nico VetteseVoice of the Librarian: Nelson W. Pyles | Voice of Victoria: Amber Collins | Artwork: Gregory Shaffer | Host / Producer / Showrunner: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producers: Cynthia Lowman, Nelson W. Pyles, Nico Vettese, Scarlett R. AlgeeGet your copy of The Wicked Library Presents: 13 Wicked Tales on Kindle, or in print.  Visit thewickedlibrary.com/read to get your copy today.Get your copy of The Lift, 9 Stories of Transformation Volume One on Kindle, or in print.  Visit victoriaslift.com/read to get your copy today.Production Music"The Wicked Library Theme"Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)Audio RecordingFinal mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com9th Story Studios:Visit The Wicked Library:On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibraryOn Twitter: @wickedlibrary

In honor of WIHM, Horror Melee interviews Tracee Beebe, award winning screenwriter and producer based out of Austin, TX. We talk about what got her into screenwriting, her love of Jaws, her new film production company, Indignant Dog Films, and hear some inspirational advice for all creative endeavors.

This week’s story was sent in by one of our listeners named Nicole. We found the tale both creepy and nice at the same time - let us know what you think! Visit our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/GhostStoriesthePodcast/) to vote for if you think this tale was adapted from fact or a pure work of fiction.  #WIHM Music (in order of appearance): “Deserted City” - Kai Engel (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Atlantida/Kai_Engel_-_Atlantida_-_06_Deserted_City) “Meditation Impromptu 02” - Kevin MacLeod (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/Calming/Meditation_Impromptu_02) “Tentative Steps” - Kai Engel](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Paradigm_Lost/03_-_Tentative_Steps)

Can horror be considered art? Is art dangerous? Should filmmakers have boundaries? In today's Women in Horror Month episode, I'm joined by two female horror fans and artists for a discussion about art in horror and what it means to us.

This February is the 11th Annual Women in Horror Month, so HORROR MOVIE PODCAST is honoring the ladies behind the camera of our favorite genre in Episode 191, another Frankensteinian show, where we bring you three WiHM inspired Feature Reviews of Blood Diner … Continue reading →

Today we celebrate Women in Horror Month at the Wicked Library with a special collection of six deeply dark and disturbing short tales by Scarlett R. Algee.Be warned though, these tales may be far too much for sensitive listeners.1 - "Incision" A nightmare surgery with a terrifying outcome. Told by Cynthia Lowman2 - "Clary Recollected" An unfortunate woman receives a macabre memorial. Told by Daniel Foytik, Nelson W. Pyles, and Sarah Ruth Thomas3 - "A Spot of Blood" A professional relationship goes a twisted step too far. Told by Cynthia Lowman4 - "Bone Deep" A teenage growth spurt keeps on giving. Told by Cynthia Lowman5 - "Seeing Shadows" A tormenting glimpse at what’s beyond the veil. Told by Sarah Ruth Thomas and Daniel Foytik6 - "Radiance" A suicide set on repeat. Told by Cynthia LowmanAuthor: Scarlett R. AlgeeCustom Score: Nico VetteseVoice of the Librarian: Nelson W. Pyles | Voice of Victoria: Amber Collins | Artwork: Gregory Shaffer | Host / Producer / Showrunner: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producers: Cynthia Lowman, Nelson W. Pyles, Nico Vettese, Scarlett R. AlgeeGet your copy of The Wicked Library Presents: 13 Wicked Tales on Kindle, or in print.  Visit thewickedlibrary.com/read to get your copy today.Get your copy of The Lift, 9 Stories of Transformation Volume One on Kindle, or in print.  Visit victoriaslift.com/read to get your copy today.Production Music"The Wicked Library Theme"Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)Audio RecordingFinal mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com9th Story Studios:Visit The Wicked Library:On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibraryOn Twitter: @wickedlibrary

This episode: Mary SanGiovanni (http://bit.ly/sangiovanni-books) talks about Women in Horror Month, and Jason Wallach discusses his Lovecraftian compositions (http://bit.ly/hpl-unquiet-void). A recent article by Mary on WiHM : http://bit.ly/wihm-article Mike's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/ezine-computer-medical-bills Become a Patreon: get access to our bonus podcasts with guys like Laird Barron, John Langan, Leslie Klinger and more! Get free books, become a guest panelist, and more! Help me keep the eZine projects going: http://bit.ly/2ojoby9 Please rate/review us on iTunes, and follow us on Spotify. It helps the show a lot. Thank you. Check out the Lovecraft eZine Press books: https://lovecraftzine.com/ezine-books/ Email the show: lovecraftezine@gmail.com Follow Lovecraft eZine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LovecraftZine/ Follow Mike on Twitter: https://twitter.com/misanthropemike Follow Mike on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/misanthropemike

En febrero se celebra el Women in horror month (#WIHM) y para celebrarlo como se merece seguimos la estela del programa grabado en 2019 para estas fechas. Contamos con dos invitadas excepcionales: Alicia Pérez y Marina Tena. Recomendamos autoras de terror, libros de los que ponen los pelos de punta y pasamos un buen rato. Leed autoras de terror!

En febrero se celebra el Women in horror month (#WIHM) y para celebrarlo como se merece seguimos la estela del programa grabado en 2019 para estas fechas. Contamos con dos invitadas excepcionales: Alicia Pérez y Marina Tena. Recomendamos autoras de terror, libros de los que ponen los pelos de punta y pasamos un buen rato. Leed autoras de terror!

Today we celebrate Women in Horror Month at the Wicked Library with a full cast production of "Train Man" by Cynthia Lowman.Ever since she was a child, Rissa has been terrified of the trains that rumbled past her house at night and the nightmares that came with them - especially those of the Train Man.While Rissa finds ways to cope with her fear as she grows older, she still remembers her dreams, the Train Man, and the wicked things he did.Author: Cynthia LowmanTold by: Graham Rowat, Sarah Ruth Thomas, Nelson W. Pyles, and Daniel FoytikCustom Score: Nico VetteseVoice of the Librarian: Nelson W. Pyles | Artwork: Gregory Shaffer | Host / Producer / Showrunner: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producers: Cynthia Lowman, Nelson W. Pyles, Nico Vettese, Scarlett R. AlgeeGet your copy of The Wicked Library Presents: 13 Wicked Tales on Kindle, or in print.  Visit thewickedlibrary.com/read to get your copy today.Get your copy of The Lift, 9 Stories of Transformation Volume One on Kindle, or in print.  Visit victoriaslift.com/read to get your copy today.Production Music"The Wicked Library Theme"Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)Audio RecordingFinal mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com9th Story Studios:Visit The Wicked Library:On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibraryOn Twitter: @wickedlibrary

Before I get into the article, I would like to welcome The Horror Spinsters to the Morbidly Beautiful podcasting network, and they just happen to be today’s interview for Women in Horror Month! Kelly and Jess are two Canadian girls who absolutely love horror, especially in the feminist sense. They release their cast, I Spit On Your Podcast, on the last day of every month, and they talk about everything from horror movies to TV shows, and everything in between. Generally they have some kind of theme attached to the episodes as well. Don’t let the name fool you though, The Horror Spinsters aren’t you stereotypical versions of a spinster, in fact it’s a term they love, and are taking back, which is something we chat about in the interview. Feminism is important to them, from words, terms, and labels, to what it means in the realm of horror. Speaking of terms, words, and labels, I absolutely adore the name they’ve chosen for their podcast. It exemplifies everything they’re about, and it’s really quite awesome!But during the interview, they were kind enough to chat to me about their passions, their podcast, and what WiHM means to them. They have a lot of great insights and some excellent opinions on a variety of topics. These are two girls you will most certainly want to keep an eye out for when they make their debut later this month on Morbidly Beautiful!Keep an eye out on Ominous Origins for some more great interviews in the coming days and weeks. The response to being interviewed has been outstanding, and I’m truly honored to be able to chat with these wonderful women of horror. In fact, the number of people I’ve gotten to talk to has been so high that the release schedule will be increased by the end of the month, so look out for Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays for now, leading into the last week which might just feature an episode a day! It’s exciting stuff!You can find the Spinsters of Horror below:https://www.spinstersofhorror.com/Instagram: @venal_anatomica@spectralJessPodcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Txm2abybvVXBo9jZS091y Or anywhere you find your PodcastsOminous Origins Merch: www.redbubble.com/people/HorrorShots See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the second episode in our Women in Horror Month series for February. It’s the recounting of one listener's dream diary using a voice to text app on her phone. #WIHM Music (in order of appearance): “Deserted City” - Kai Engel (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Atlantida/Kai_Engel_-_Atlantida_-_06_Deserted_City) "Snowfall (Intro)” - Kai Engel (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Chapter_One__Cold/Kai_Engel_-_Chapter_One_-_Cold_-_01_Snowfall_Intro)  “Deserted City” - Kai Engel (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Atlantida/Kai_Engel_-_Atlantida_-_06_Deserted_City) 

February is Women in Horror Month, to celebrate  we are aiming to publish stories written and read by women! Today’s story was sent in by a friend of the podcast, Janine’s Ghost Stories. If you like it, make sure to give her page a like on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Janines-Ghost-Stories-102406031154907/) ! #WIHM Music (in order of appearance): “Deserted City” - Kai Engel (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Atlantida/Kai_Engel_-_Atlantida_-_06_Deserted_City) "Realness” - Kai Engel (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Better_Way/Kai_Engel_-_Better_Way_-_03_Realness)  “Meekness” - Kai Engel (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Sustains/Kai_Engel_-_Sustains_-_02_Meekness)  “Avenge the Fallen” – Kai Engel 

Welcome to WIHM (women in horror month) with the Sirens of Horror. Join Ela, & Ash as they have either first guest of month the amazing Em Grimm. They discuss the amazing Soska Sisters ‘American Mary’ a amazing look into the world of a women breaking into the male dominated surgical world and then eventually to the world of extreme body modification. Dive into the deep and bloody world of a strong women vs the world around her. Come and join the horror girls from another episode of spook, feminism, and random tangents. Follow us Instagram/Twitter: @Sirensofhorror Patreon www.patreon.com/sirensofhorror Please Check out Bitches of Horror: https://www.facebook.com/B1tchesofHorror/ Switchblade Sister: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/maximumfunorg/switchblade-sisters The Dead Dollies: https://www.facebook.com/thedeaddollies/

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In this bonus episode, I cover a few women in horror month recommendations I didn't have time to mention on the last episode, and talk about what to look forward to in the coming months!

In this bonus episode, I cover a few women in horror month recommendations I didn't have time to mention on the last episode, and talk about what to look forward to in the coming months!

We close out #WIHM this week with another double shot of guests! Author, editor and small press owner Andrea Dawn from Tell Tale Press, starts us off... Then author and contributing editor to Rue Morgue magazine, Monica S. Kuebler joins us to send our women in horror month coverage off in style. Plus we've got the top 10 things trending in metal and horror, Scott reviews the new Candlemass, Walt's been all over Spotify as the ADDJ with this week's plethora of new releases, Dan comes to blows with the Cannibal Club, but he doesn't speak Portuguese, and Tom marks out for Alita Battle Angel.

Tessa and Paul sat down on Skype with the lovely Avelina De Moray, known for (well myself anyways) her Vampire Artworks. Nowadays, you may actually know her from the amazing quality handbags or wallets if not both. Avelina also shares why there hasn't been any new artworks on top of shining light or should I say blood on As Angels Bleed. We also chat about the Evolution and her thoughts on Women In Horror Month. We also learn how Avelina found the models she used to create those specific images right, as of diving into the collaborations with people to create items.  Check out AvelinaDeMoray.com to purchase your new handbags, wallets, artworks, jewelry and more. Also check out AsAngelsBleed.com for all her band merch and videos. Follow Avelina De Moray on Instagram. Follow As Angels Bleed on Instagram. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MUSIC CREATED BYhttp://whitebataudio.com KEEP UP WITH THE PODCASThttp://ehpodcasts.comhttp://paypal.me/ehpodcasts   SOCIAL MEDIAhttp://facebook.com/EHPodcasts http://twitter.com/EHPodcasts http://instagram.com/EHPodcasts http://pinterest.com/EHPodcasts  LISTEN TO US ON http://bit.ly/EHPodbean http://bit.ly/EHPodcastYT http://bit.ly/iTunesEHP http://bit.ly/EHPAlexa http://bit.ly/EHPSpotify http://bit.ly/EHPStitcher http://bit.ly/EHGooglePlay http://bit.ly/EHPTuneIn

Women in Horror Month 2019 concludes at WUH with an episode on Jocelin Donahue and Alex Essoe and their starring roles in two of my favorite modern horror movies: THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL (2009) and STARRY EYES (2014).

In October of 2017, we had the pleasure of screening our last feature film, Theta States, at the Shawna Shea Film Festival. While there, we met UK Writer/Producers Matthew Davies and Lee Wignall of Ash Mountain Films, who were there premiering their first feature, the incredible folk-horror film Dogged. Since then, we’ve become pretty close with them and in December, Matthew happened to be in NYC, so we sat down with him to discuss the writing, crowdfunding, production, and release of Dogged, as well as their second feature, the home-invasion flick Nefarious. Ash Mountain Films successfully crowdfunded both features, and Matthew walks us through their process of hard work, dedication, and (occasionally) sheer blind luck, to get to completion. Set stories from the fun, the scary, the nightmarish, and the struggle to finish both films. You can follow Ash Mountain Films and their work here: https://twitter.com/ashmountainfilmhttps://www.facebook.com/doggedhorrormoviehttps://www.facebook.com/NefariousFilm/ Join us on Thursday, February 21st at the Stone Creek Bar & Lounge for The Big Bloody Apple: NYC Women in Horror Month Event, organized by Lindsay and CongestedCats’ Christina Raia. Films! Trivia! Candy! It's a decade of Women in Horror Month and we're throwing a WiHM celebration as only NYC can! Join us for film screenings from local horror female filmmakers, women in horror trivia from Nicole Solomon of 4MileCircus, and a lecture by the one and only Heather Buckley! Plus yes, candy! Check out the event invite at our events page, or directly here: https://www.facebook.com/events/408432156565429/ Watch our first feature film, Blood Slaughter Massacre, on Amazon Prime now! https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Slaughter-Massacre-Manny-Serrano/dp/B07M5ZKKGN/ref=tmm_aiv_swatch_1?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Check out our film inside of BSM, The Attack Of The Brain People, on Vimeo On Demand! https://vimeo.com/ondemand/attackofthebrainpeople Subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, Google Play, or your favorite podcatching app. And don't forget to rate and review us! Email us at filmmakingsucks@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or subjects you'd like to hear us discuss. You can also now follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/filmmakingpodcast!#FilmmakingSucks Join the Indie Filmmaker Community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1798997870171718/ Listen to the HorrorHappens Radio show for current news and interviews from the genre film festivals and conventions you should have on your radar: horrorhappens.com and join his Horror Genre Film Festival Billboard Facebook group! Sign up for ProductionNext via beta.productionnext.com/filmmakingsucks

We're celebrating Women in Horror Month with an episode focusing on female directors! I'm joined by fellow horror nerd, Nat, in a discussion about our favorite directors and what their films mean to us.Follow Nat on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lunathespecter/.

We're going all out for #WIHM this week with Dicey Grenor, author of the Narcoleptic Vampire series and The Gal in the Blue Mask, Meghan Hyden, joins us to give her Top 10 Women In Horror! Plus Walt reviews Cold Skin, Scott loves the new Rotting Christ, Dan comes to blows with Soldier of War & Tom reviews The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot.

Mia Farrow, though not necessarily labeled a genre actress, has been in some of my favorite horror films. In Episode Three of the #WomenInHorrorMonth series I discuss four (well five) of Ms. Farrow's horror films: ROSEMARY'S BABY (1968), SECRET CEREMONY (1968), SEE NO EVIL (1971), THE HAUNTING OF JULIA (1977), and (ever so briefly) THE OMEN (2006). Please check out The Projection Booth's episode on THE HAUNTING OF JULIA : http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2012/09/episode-81-haunting-of-julia.html

**PLEASE NOTE: If you downloaded the episode and it’s showing as approximately 21–22 minutes long, it has now been fixed and can be re-downloaded. We’d hate for anyone to miss… Continue reading "Black Women in Horror Part 1: All Hail the Real Queen of Horror"

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In honor of Women In Horror Month, Tessa sits down with Sheila. Ali and Stacy from DecayMag.com to dicuss Netflix's film, Bird Box. Sandra Bullocks portrays Malorie, is a mother in care of two children. Does she prove to be a strong protagonist? Surviving in a world where seeing, just might cause you to take out others in a mass suicide battle from an unknown force? Directed by Susanne Bier, known for "Open Hearts". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ehpodcasts/message

**PLEASE NOTE: If you downloaded the episode and it’s showing as approximately 21–22 minutes long, it has now been fixed and can be re-downloaded. We’d hate for anyone to miss… Continue reading "Black Women in Horror Part 1: All Hail the Real Queen of Horror"

This week the Two Gay Geeks have a round table discussion with three "Scream Queens" about February being Women in Horror Month. We have our friend Patricia Chica, Eileen Dietz, and Michelle Romano. Patricia is a Director and Producer of films and has created several wonderful horror shorts. Eileen Dietz is a Scream Queen going back to the days of The Exorcist. Michelle Romano is an Actress, Director and Producer of horror films and recently was accepted into the Producers Guild of America. We chat with them about their careers and Women in Horror Month. About Women in Horror Month Women in Horror Month (WiHM) is an international, grassroots initiative, which encourages supporters to learn about and showcase the underrepresented work of women in the horror industries. Whether they are on the screen, behind the scenes, or contributing in their other various artistic ways, it is clear that women love, appreciate, and contribute to the horror genre. WiHM celebrates these contributions to horror throughout the year via the official WiHM blog, Ax Wound, The Ax Wound Film Festival, and with the official WiHM event/project database in February. This database—in conjunction with the WiHM social media fan base—actively promotes do-it-yourself annual film screenings, blogs/articles, podcasts, and any other form of creative media with the ultimate goal of helping works by and featuring women reach a wider audience. This inclusive and positive movement is open to everyone, just as we believe the horror genre should be. In our second segment, we talk briefly about our thoughts of Star Trek: Discovery (no spoilers). In our third segment, we highlight recent articles posted to the tggeeks.com n the past week. As always we have our birthdays and we have the ever popular feedback segment. We welcome your feedback. Please, let us know what you think. Good or bad, we want to know and you could receive a shoutout in the feedback segment. Thank you for listening, we really do appreciate you taking time out of your day to spend with us.     Our YouTube channel is audio only:   Show Notes / Links: Eileen Dietz on Twitter and Facebook TG Geeks Episode 203 Zachry Wheeler Releases a Max and the Multiverse Short The Rookie | Three Episode Thoughts Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #34 TG Geeks Episode 207 Dr. Zombie Cartoons Coming in Book Form | Tommy Cannon on Kickstarter Ben’s Breakdown | Star Trek: Discovery – 3 Episode Thoughts Season 2 Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | Third Man Out Arctic: Chilling and Thrilling |Andrea's Angle News Sushi #49: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond Brunch at Palo Aboard the Disney Magic     Visit Hero Within Store    Visit Uncharted Regions Website  Thank You to our Web Hosting Partner Visit Hero Within Store Travel To Uncharted Regions Geektitude Featured Podcast     Thank You: The Arkle Times Post Dispatch News - The Human Arkle on Twitter @arkle --- Be sure to take a look at Arkle’s other venture: Arkle Studios presents Shameless Cash Grab Special thanks go the Facebook Group moderators of "Gay Geeks Afterhours" for encouraging us to share our content there, and there URL is www.facebook.com/groups/gaygeeksafterhours/. Here's a special shout out to “The Gay Geek” for graciously allowing us to post our episodes in their Facebook group www.facebook.com/groups/thegaygeek. And a special Thank You to Jeremiah Reeves, the moderator, for being such a great guy.   Things to know from The Two Gay Geeks: Be sure to read the Privacy / Terms and Conditions Of Use. And Please, Play Nice. You are Important To Us We welcome your suggestions. Let us know what you like or don’t like or if you have an opinion or comment on an article or the show. We're available by email, Facebook, or call our listener line at 469.TG Geeks (469.844.3357). Let us know if there is something we should be watching...

Welcome to Volume 4 Chapter 41 of The Necrocasticon. #WIHM continues with Donelle Pardee Whiting, the editing Goddess at Stitched Smile Publications, joins us for a frank talk on how important an editor is to a writer. Plus Scott reviews the live King Diamond Blu Ray and 13th Beast, the latest from Malevolent Creation. Walt's getting hot for the new In Flames and Tom wants to raid coastal ports with Skald's Viking Chant. All this, plus Dan and the panel chime in on the new Pet Semetary trailer.

The second episode of the Women in Horror Month special series is on Karyn Kusama's tense horror/thriller THE INVITATION. This movie triggers my social anxieties, contains my favorite horror sub-genre, and has a killer cast.

Today’s episode is presented by RoughCut Shirts, grab your new favorite t-shirts at roughcutshirts.com. Darren Lynn Bousman’s new film, St. Agatha, is out today on VOD and in select cities… Continue reading "Bonus Episode: ST. AGATHA Director Darren Lynn Bousman Talks Women in Horror"

Today’s episode is presented by RoughCut Shirts, grab your new favorite t-shirts at roughcutshirts.com. Darren Lynn Bousman’s new film, St. Agatha, is out today on VOD and in select cities… Continue reading "Bonus Episode: ST. AGATHA Director Darren Lynn Bousman Talks Women in Horror"

Today’s episode is presented by RoughCut Shirts, grab your new favorite t-shirts at roughcutshirts.com. Darren Lynn Bousman’s new film, St. Agatha, is out today on VOD and in select cities… Continue reading "Bonus Episode: ST. AGATHA Director Darren Lynn Bousman Talks Women in Horror"

The first episode of the Women in Horror Month special series is THE SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE. Written by Rita Mae Brown as a parody of the slasher genre but filmed straight by Amy Holden Jones, what emerged was a slightly off-kilter horror flick that might just make you question what it is you like about these films. [EPISODE CORRECTION: Brinke Stevens was in TSPM not Michelle Bauer.]

It's Women in Horror Month and I wanted to do my part to promote films directed by women and centered around women. This is the preview episode, and my plan is to put out a short episode every week in February, with the goal of compiling them all at the end.

Well, we have returned, and we are calling this the first episode of season 3! This week, we start off a little slow, explain our sorta-new format and our new “Seasons” experiment. So, going back to our New Years episode from 2018, we review what our goals for the year were, how many of them we accomplished, and set our new goals for 2019. That’s mostly the conversation for this episode, just trying to get back into the swing of things. Along the way we discuss a bit of shooting Father of Lies, the success of Beneath, and the progress on our new short films Miss Understood Monster and Matryoshka! Join us on Thursday, February 21st at the Stone Creek Bar & Lounge for The Big Bloody Apple: NYC Women in Horror Month Event, organized by Lindsay and CongestedCats’ Christina Raia. Films! Trivia! Candy! It's a decade of Women in Horror Month and we're throwing a WiHM celebration as only NYC can! Join us for film screenings from local horror female filmmakers, women in horror trivia from Nicole Solomon of 4MileCircus, and a lecture by the one and only Heather Buckley! Plus yes, candy! Check out the event invite at our events page, or directly here: https://www.facebook.com/events/408432156565429/ Watch our first feature film, Blood Slaughter Massacre, on Amazon Prime now! https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Slaughter-Massacre-Manny-Serrano/dp/B07M5ZKKGN/ref=tmm_aiv_swatch_1?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Check out our film inside of BSM, The Attack Of The Brain People, on Vimeo On Demand! https://vimeo.com/ondemand/attackofthebrainpeople Subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, Google Play, or your favorite podcatching app. And don't forget to rate and review us! Email us at filmmakingsucks@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or subjects you'd like to hear us discuss. You can also now follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/filmmakingpodcast!#FilmmakingSucks Join the Indie Filmmaker Community on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1798997870171718/ Listen to the HorrorHappens Radio show for current news and interviews from the genre film festivals and conventions you should have on your radar: horrorhappens.com and join his Horror Genre Film Festival Billboard Facebook group! Sign up for ProductionNext via beta.productionnext.com/filmmakingsucks

In this episode we talk about: - Nothing a Little Soap and Water Can't Fix (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6510960/) - Metamorphosis (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4679252/) - Waste (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6089912/) - Home Education (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5257464/) - Blood Sisters (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8212172/) - Fry Day (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5788108/) - Revenge (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6738136/) - Let the Corpses Tan (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5827212/) Watch The short films here: Home Education: https://youtu.be/m24oN9WI46Q Fry Day: https://vimeo.com/263043936

The lovely Madeleine Koestner, founder of PUFF, caught up with us late last month to celebrate Women in Horror Month with a few female directed films that played the festival.… Continue reading "Talking PUFF and Women in Horror with Madeleine Koestner: IMITATION GIRL and DEAD BODY"

The lovely Madeleine Koestner, founder of PUFF, caught up with us late last month to celebrate Women in Horror Month with a few female directed films that played the festival.… Continue reading "Talking PUFF and Women in Horror with Madeleine Koestner: IMITATION GIRL and DEAD BODY"

Thanks, as always to our sponsors, Vinegar Syndrome, and all of our loyal listeners! The badass filmmaker behind the upcoming Troma production Kill Dolly Kill: Dolly Deadly 2 joins us… Continue reading "Heidi Moore Joins the Boys to Celebrate WIHM with DOLLY DEADLY and A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT"

Thanks, as always to our sponsors, Vinegar Syndrome, and all of our loyal listeners! The badass filmmaker behind the upcoming Troma production Kill Dolly Kill: Dolly Deadly 2 joins us… Continue reading "Heidi Moore Joins the Boys to Celebrate WIHM with DOLLY DEADLY and A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT"

Yep, it's a long episode, but this story is just 'oh so good!' The hosts have so much to discuss with this mysterious, twist-turning, deeply sad family melodrama turned ghost story. Podcast fans gave a slew of great film recommendations, but Tracy and Minki chose one fan's wish for them to review this 2003 Korean horror film. It was a perfect pick since it features females as the main characters during this special month...that's right, it's Women in Horror Month! The two young actresses in this tragic horror really crank out the anguish and tears in both the creepy and the gut-wrenching scenes. So, join the hosts in saluting females in genre films that keep audiences coming back for more. Sure, this is another film that features females struggling with psychosis — which is ironically the basis of one of Tracy's favorite birthday gifts: House of Psychotic Women: An Autobiographical Topography of Female Neurosis in Horror and Exploitation Films — but hey, it's a good story, and thankfully, it's not as heavy as a rape revenge film. Celebrate all the bad ass females in horror films this month and send recommendations for your favorite film de femme!

Welcome to Volume 3 Chapter 40 of the Necrocasticon. We're crossing over with fellow Project Entertainment Network podcast IT COOKS this week to bring you: IT SMOKES! Yes, Amber Fallon joins us for Women in Horror Month and exchanges meat smoking recipes with Smokin' Walt! And yes, there's as much double entendre as you would expect. Now, with Amber joining Tom, Scott, Walt and Az, it's only natural that we focus on a topic might make some people ravenous. Cannibal horror... how do you like your horror cooked? We'll discuss what you should be devouring in this taboo breaking sub-genre, from Hannibal to Sweeney Todd and fill you in on cannibals from horror novels, video games and music, too. Whatever happened to Timothy? Hmmmm. We also review the new Cloverfield film, oh, it's a paradox, alright, and Tom lets us know if we'll be happy getting lost watching The Ritual. All this, plus Mr. Scott and Az remember Cliff Burton on his birthday.

Whether they kill you with their mind, or their...good looks and monstrous teeth, some chicks just can't help but kill. Estrogen, revenge, murder and blood...lots of blood: That's what this episode is made of.

After watching last episode’s movie, Minki wanted to watch ANOTHER feminist movie depicting a strong female lead who has to protect herself in an antagonistic world...but this time, one written and directed by a female...since he thought the male writer and director of Teeth wasn’t quite as careful with his storytelling as he should’ve been. So, the hosts chose the first horror short, of the two covered in this episode, because it features a bad ass chick with a “fire inside,” which proves to come in handy when rape-y men come along. Then stay tuned as they hack up the second short for failing to take its decent premise and turn it into something that really goes bump...in the night. Also, this is the last episode of the show, because Minki said they just had to make it to 20 episodes when they first started, so Tracy is shutting this thing down. JUST KIDDING. They always come back...for one final scare :)

Originally recorded at the end of February 2017 - Cat and Gretchen get dissectin'!   Tune in as Cat and guest Gretchen review XX (2017), discuss Women in Horror Month, and whether or not films pass the Bechdel test - and what that means for movie-goers. Interstitial director: Sofia Carrillo "The Box" director: Jovanka Vuckovic "The Birthday Party" director: Annie Clark (St. Vincent) "Don't Fall" director: Roxanne Benjamin "Her Only Living Son" director: Karyn Kusama Do you agree with this instyle.com article's movie picks? We'd love to hear from you!

They’re baaaack and ready to continue the conversation from episode 10. But first, Minki shares a blood orange beer adorned with an illustration of Jason Voorhees with Tracy and then Tracy shares a horror anthology graphic novel called Through the Woods, written and illustrated by Emily Carroll. After that, they both share their thoughts on the final two stories, which they believe are the “horror-iest” of the four stories from the female-led horror anthology, XX. We’ve got a demonic possession story set in the desert (Don’t Fall by Roxanne Benjamin) and a Rosemary’s Baby-type story (Her Only Living Son by Karen Kusama). Also, don’t touch Minki’s iPad.

Following up on the conversation about Karen Kusama in the Women in Horror Month Special Episode, Minki and Tracy discuss the first two stories from the horror anthology, XX. Written, directed and produced by women, and starring only female leads, this set of horror shorts provide the hosts with material to incite a fun discussion, even if Tracy feels like it’s yet another collection of slightly unfinished, unfulfilling and not-quite-horror stories. It’s no Creepshow. Oh, yeah, and Tracy made it back from South Africa, so she’s alive and Minki still has a co-host. Join them for one more scare...until they’re back next week with a discussion of the final two stories from XX.

OH, HEY. It’s Women in Horror Month. Join the hosts for their first ever mini-sode, where they do something a little different just for this special month. They’ll discuss some of their favorite females who’ve impacted the genre, including screenwriters, producers, directors and memorable actresses. At the end, they run through the top 5 badass women leads in some of our favorite horror movies.

On episode 37 we talk with Cassandra Baker, Special Effects Artist and Effects Supervisor for Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories. We also talk about scary plane rides, play another round of Red Flags, and talk about what we've been watching/reading/doing this past week. Join the party! Things discussed: Engine trouble on plane rides, Mark Dos's trip to Florida, Smack talk on No Sleeves Podcast, Cassandra Baker, Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories, fake blood, fake intestines, making FX for horror movies, Red Flags card game, Serenity Comic Book, Shameless, Santa Clarita Diet, hate on Facebook, making a short horror film and more. iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play and punchfarm.com #eeriefx #volumesofblood #WiHM #punchfarm #podcast Learn More About Cassandra Baker:https://www.facebook.com/eeriefx Learn more about us and interact:punchfarm.comfacebook.com/groups/punchfarm/punchfarm@gmail.com

In celebration of Women In Horror recognition month #WiHM, the crew discuss some of their favorite horror films directed by females. We also have a new theme to the podcast. Check it out.Don't forget to subscribe to us on Itunes, twitter @specialmarkpro and @spoilerroompdcs. Email us at spoilerroom.smp@gmail.com Crew in the Room: Dawn, Scott, Cole, Glenn and Mark "The Movieman"

From the Women in Caskets podcast, Jen & Dawn join us to talk about 2 Films of the New French Extremity with Alexandra West (who wrote the book!). We discuss perhaps the most challenging modern genre of horror, and explore mixed feelings about the breakout High Tension (2003), and 2008's Martyrs. #WiHM Check out Alex West's writing, and her book FILMS OF THE NEW FRENCH EXTREMITY, and her show with Andrea Subissati The Faculty of Horror. The Women in Caskets are now on Patreon so join them there for exclusive monthly content.

We talk about the Soska Sisters’ Women in Horror Month Blood Drive, our favorite films directed by female directors, and some cool new stuff for listeners! Women in Horror Month official site   Test Pattern is originally broadcast on 103.5 FM WLSPLP Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, underwritten by the Bank of Sun Prairie. Music for Test […] The post Minisode #3: WiHM and Show Business appeared first on TEST PATTERN with Jacob and Tab.

We're back! The featured music is brought to you by director and actress Lisa Hammer from her album Radiana! The second episode of the Official Women in Horror Month podcast is a recap of this past February and a big, huge thank you to all who participated. If we forgot to mention you, multiple apologies. The response was overwhelming in a positive way and we appreciate all the hard work and effort from ambassadors, event organizers, the generosity of sponsors and our Viscera family. Ashlee summarized her event, Philly Loves Women In Horror with a focus on how its purpose was to foster the spirit of philanthropy for your local arts & youth non-profits. By the sheer excitement of audience members and continued partnership with donation recipient Lil Filmmakers, Ashlee's already planning on a bigger platform next year with more films and a Q&A panel that will include co-host Hannah as well as Philadelphia horror mavens Jenny Dreadful and Samm Deighan. La Petite Morgue's Kellie posted a brief recap of the organization's event, Bloody Gore-geous Monologues and shared some next steps for the budding organization. Jovana Dimitrijevic's triumphant quest to pay homage to women horror artists in Serbia, Girls Can Do Horror spanned over the stretch of 10 days as a multimedia showcase of the work and insight these artists are contributing to the horror community. Jovana also had a film screening event on March 8th in Postdam, Berlin Germany. Details can be found on the Facebook page where Jovana continues to share amazing art by talented women! A few WiHM supporters came through with some great PSA's! Shout out to Fem Furry of The Whorer podcast, Tonjia Atomic, and the Soska twins for putting in the time to keep the PSA component alive! Hannah & Ashlee spoke with writer and producer of the Universal Pictures release Mama (2013) Barbara Muschietti about sibling creative partnership strategies, working with Neil Cross and Guillermo del Toro, Mama 2 (?), and the love of horror films. Connect with Hannah and/or Ashlee via email or through the various WiHM social media channels with questions, comments, suggestions and stay in the loop for our future episodes! Links can be found at: wihmpodcast.blogspot.com

Hannah Neurotica and Ashlee usher in Women in Horror Month 2013 by discussing what they plan to do for Women in Horror Month: Ashlee's bringing WiHM to Philadelphia, and Hannah is taking the Ax Wound Film Festival online. Ashlee opens the floor for the fusion of Black History & Women in Horror Month by highlighting the work of scholar Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman and her book, Horror Noire: Blacks in American Horror Films from 1890's to Present as well as Kristina Leath-Malin's MFA project, My Final Girl: Black Women of Blaxploitation Horror currently in post production. Here's the link to the video clip: http://www.productionchick.com/html/mfg.html Guests include some of this year's WiHM sponsors and ambassadors and where to find them online: Rebekah McKendry - Award-winning filmmaker, Director of Marketing at Fangoria Magazine www.fanogoria.com Rebekah Herzberg - Actress, horror enthusiast www.wickedchannel.com http://yourneighborhoodjewishgirl.blogspot.com Tonjia Atomic - Filmmaker, Jewelry Maker, Musician/Composer www.tonjiaatomic.com www.hotchickphysics.com Hold tight for Part 2 with more interviews...