41. Brews & Interviews: Adrianna Gober, Curator of Midnight Movie Society
Horror Brew Podcast
Tune in for a conversation with the curator of the SVOD service from MVD Entertainment and Rue Morgue - Midnight Movie Society! There are a lot of services out there for watching digital media. If you are looking for hard to find horror flicks, this one should not be missed!
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40. Brews & Interviews: Chris Ernst & Bill Darmon of Bright Rectangle Films
Horror Brew Podcast
The directors behind The Hill and The Hole talk Fritz Leiber, the Bureau of Land Management, and Independent Horror.
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39. Digging Deep - Lair of the White Worm & Final Prayer
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt and Cat dig into subterranean myth.
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38. Fearsome Fieldwork - The Hill and The Hole & The Ruins
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt and Cat dust off the field gear and start a Phase II site evaluation.
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37. May Day - Wake Wood & Caught
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt & Cat believe in magic.
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36. Perilous Pursuits - As Above So Below & The Ninth Gate
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt and Cat go on a historical hunt.
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35. The Mummy(s)
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt and Cat traverse the sands of time.
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34. Hair of the Dog - Wildling & Dog Soldiers
Horror Brew Podcast
In which Matt and Cat check their canines.
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33. Cult Country - Apostle & Jug Face
Horror Brew Podcast
One of us, one of us! We get a bit fanatical and discuss two films from the 2010s that tickled our cult fancy. Tune in for a spoiler free review of Apostle, a Netflix 2018 release, and 2013’s indie flick Jug Face.
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32. Flanagan's Frights - The Haunting of Hill House, Oculus, & More
Horror Brew Podcast
It isn’t just Hill House - Since the mid-2000s Mike Flanagan has written and directed a solid resume of horror.
info_outlineThe quintessential American folktale meant to give you the shivers!
Set in 1790 in the former Dutch settlement of Tarrytown, New York, a gangling schoolmaster comes to town and encounters the lovely daughter of a wealthy landowner, her jealous beau, and the ghost of a headless Hessian.
First published in 1820, Washington Irving's tale has been analyzed, told, and retold for nearly 200 years. Tune in as Matt and Cat talk about the folk tale and its place in the American lexicon as well as 3 different film adaptations and its influence on other aspects of popular culture.