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Episodes: 149
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S. A. Bradley - Horror commentator and podcast host exploring horror history, recurring genre themes, cultural trends, and the relationship between horror and everyday life.
Izzy Lee - Creative Influences, Short-film Production, Genre Filmmaking, Artistic Collaboration, And Making Horror During Uncertain Times.
Sean Hogan - Folk Horror, Ghost Stories, Filmmaking, Folklore, And Directing The Haunted Season Installment To Fire You Come At Last.
Kier-La Janisse - Folk Horror, Folklore, Ghost Stories, Global Myths, Genre Curation, And The Haunted Season.
Ryan Smith - Hong Kong Category III Films, Transgressive Cinema, Censorship Classifications, And The History Of Extreme Film.
Episode 133: My Lost Year
July 15, 2026
Hello everyone! Hellbent for Horror is back from the dead, with fresh grave soil still underneath the fingernails. This episode is a reconnection to you all, hopefully a resurrection, after a "lost year." I'll give some explanations, and some good news, too! As always, thanks for listening!
Episode 132: Rise From the Ashes- Izzy Lee and Her 'House of Ashes'
May 02, 2025
Izzy Lee is a take-no-prisoners indie filmmaker whose 20-plus genre short films garnered praise from Fangoria, Dread Central, the A.V. Club, and EW.com. And then came the pandemic. However Izzy Lee rose from the ashes and came back tougher than ever, with her first published novella (I Can See Your Lies) and her feature-length film directorial debut, HOUSE OF ASHES. Join me as Izzy talks about creative influences, the art of the short film, making friends while making art, and the mission st...
Episode 131: Twenty-Five from 2024- The Year in Horror
January 13, 2025
Although 2024 has passed, so many horror films were released that I am still playing catch-up to see them all! You might have loved some and hated others, but there's no denying that the horror genre flourished in 2024 and continues to be one of our most diverse storytelling styles. From traditional Gothic stories to deconstructed slashers to experimental monster movies to international versions of demons, there was something for every type of horror fan! Join me as I examine twenty-five horr...
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