152 episodes
What A Scream Ygraine Bright
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- TV & Film
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4.0 • 4 Ratings
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A horror movie podcast where the host Ygraine and a special guest discuss and dissect horror movies that perfectly embody that weeks randomly chosen theme.
Theme Music: 'Afraid Of Me' by Cadaver Club. (www.cadaverclub.com)
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Ep137. Hong Kong Horror with Liz Bishop
On this episode host Ygraine chats with guest Liz Bishop about horror from Hong Kong. They discuss The Eye (2002) and Dream Home (2010).
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Ep136: Latin American Horror with Sarah Miles
On this episode, host Ygraine chats with Sarah Miles about Latin American horror and discuss 2023's When Evil Lurks directed by Demián Rugna and 2017's Tigers Are Not Afraid directed by Issa Lopéz.
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Ep135. Tom Atkins with Anto
On this week's episode host Ygraine chats with returning guest Anto Molloy about horror stalwart Tom Atkins. They discuss The Fog (1980) and Night of the Living Creeps (1986).
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Ep134: French Extremity with Kat Hughes
On this episode host Ygraine chats with writer and film critic Kat Hughes about French Extremity. They discuss Revenge (2018) and Martyrs (2008).
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Ep133: Motherhood with Becci Sayce
On this episode host Ygraine chats with Becci Sayce about motherhood in horror. They discuss Mother! (2017) and Huesera: The Bone Woman (2022).
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Ep.132: Wrestlers in Horror with Brad Hanson
This weeks episode sees host Ygraine steps into the ring with guest Brad Hanson as they discuss wrestlers in horror films. They chat about Kane rubbing his leg Vic Reeves style in See No Evil (2006) and CM Punk sticking his fingers in wall vaginas in Girl On The Third Floor (2019)
Theme: Afraid of Me by Cadaver Club
Customer Reviews
Dazzling discussions!
Ygraine is a magnificent host whose conversations with her guests are always insightful, engaging and a joy to listen to. More please!
Not the worst horror discussion podcast, but certainly in the running.
The more expansive discussions are enjoyable, the “mini-reviews” (in quotes because most of those episodes are made up of banter the co-hosts seem to think is hilarious) are not so enjoyable, and the new sideline in true horror/crime that inspired horror movies is tiresome and covers content that is found in 101 other podcasts that put things into better context.
EDIT: The more I have listened, the worse it gets. Awful lack of interest in many of the films being discussed, no interest in context or anything that clashes with a superficial reading, and just tiresome and constant inability to give people due credit.
2nd EDIT: Worse and worse and worse. I give up.
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