Undercooked Analysis

David King & Creative Horror

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Undercooked Analysis began with a simple idea: no script, no plan, and no filters as Creepypasta is put to literary scrutiny. Every Tuesday, join some mixture of David, Allen, Kaela and/or an ever-changing roster of guests as they attempt to make their way through whatever the internet throws at them. No story is safe from their raw feedback and inane banter.

17 SEPT

174 - "Hollywood Horror" (Part 2) by Paul Ernst

Atomic scrambling has left Abysmii a living skeleton, so David, Kaela and Allen will have to finish their analysis of Doctor Satan’s current cruel scheme. With Ascott Keane closing in, will the diabolical villain be able to follow through with his plan? Or will the power of his mysterious ray see both of them cut down to size (pun intended)? Story by Paul Ernst, first published in Weird Tales, October 1935.

1h 14m
4 SEPT

173 - Short and Shivery 43

Have David and Allen been hoodwinked? Is this a sign of a narrative trend? A mysterious writer submits five very short stories that bear the uncanny hallmarks of shortstory1 and Rorshack Rorshan, and leaves them scratching their heads as they try to figure out what is going on. All stories submitted by Julia Grane.

39 min
20 AUG

172 - "Hollywood Horror" (Part 1) by Paul Ernst

Doctor Satan brings his weird crimes to Tinseltown, much to David, Allen and Abysmii's mirth. Can it be that, despite the horror it evokes, this latest scheme to pry cash from wealthy studio moguls doesn't involve direct murder? And how much good has the birdlike Ascott Keane actually done when he has consistently failed to stop his nemesis? No bones about it, this might be the goofiest entry in the series so far! Story by Paul Ernst, first published in Weird Tales, October 1935.

1h 18m
7 AUG

171 - "The Ghost Table" by Elliot O'Donnell

Phantom furniture poses a problem in this odd account from the 1920s. David, Kaela and Abysmii present another weird pulp tale of unintended comedy and unintended(?) sexual tension, all wrapped around one man’s attempt to get an anniversary gift for his wife and how it goes wrong (and on a rampage). Story by Elliot O’Donnell, published in Weird Tales, February 1928. Be sure to check out our New Pulp Revival Writing Challenge here!

1h 3m
23 JUL

170 - "The Man Who Chained the Lightning" (Part 2) by Paul Ernst

David and Matt are in for a shock as they join Kaela, Allen and Abysmii for the explosive finale of the second Doctor Satan tale. As Ascott Keane learns the truth of his adversary’s latest scheme, prepare to be jolted by the reveal of Bostiff’s backstory, a staggering amount of innuendo, and the electric clock’s purpose becoming the dumbest plot point Paul Ernst has conceived so far. Story by Paul Ernst, first published in Weird Tales, September 1935. Be sure to check out our New Pulp Revival Writing Challenge here!

1h 4m
9 JUL

169 - Playing English Eerie

Attempting something new for this show, David, Kaela and special guest Nick Jewell gather in-person to play a storytelling game, powered by the English Eerie RPG system. Working in tandem, they craft the tale of Prof. Roderick Skeffington as he attempts to learn the haunting truth behind rumors of a beast on the moor. System by Scott Malthouse and Trollish Delver Games. Get the game here. Be sure to check out our New Pulp Revival Writing Challenge here!

2h 1m
18 JUN

168 - "The Man Who Chained the Lightning" (Part 1) by Paul Ernst

The actual second story in the Doctor Satan series is unveiled as Kaela, Allen and Abysmii clue in to the newest scheme of the world’s weirdest criminal. Ascott Keane disguises himself as a tree to film people, a man’s last words have something to do with shaving, and an electric clock (or lack thereof) is somehow a giveaway for Doctor Satan’s dastardly plot. Will Keane ever get over himself enough to have another round with his equally-extra rival? Story by Paul Ernst, first published in Weird Tales, September 1935.

1h 24m
29 MAY

167 - "Zero Hour" by Ray Bradbury

The Year of Pulp continues as David, Kaela and Abysmii take a crack at a story in the public domain from a young Ray Bradbury. We get a vision of a optimistic future that never happened, and discuss the sad lack of hopeful sci-fi these days and the fears of the time possibly channeled through the story’s lens. First published in Planet Stories, Fall 1947. Read it on Project Gutenberg here. Creative Horror asks our listeners to check out Operation Olive Branch to see how to aid in humanitarian efforts in Palestine. New Pulp Writing Challenge

1h 22m

Undercooked Analysis began with a simple idea: no script, no plan, and no filters as Creepypasta is put to literary scrutiny. Every Tuesday, join some mixture of David, Allen, Kaela and/or an ever-changing roster of guests as they attempt to make their way through whatever the internet throws at them. No story is safe from their raw feedback and inane banter.

Creator

David King & Creative Horror
Years Active

2018 - 2024
Episodes

100
Rating

Explicit
Show Website

Undercooked Analysis