Psychotic Breaks and "The Tell-Tale Heart" Ep. 7 Unhallowed

It took until our seventh episode to jump back over the pond and cover a work by lauded Gothic horror writer, Edgar Allan Poe. We discuss the narrator’s psychotic break in “The Tell-Tale Heart,” compare it to some modern works, and Patrick embarrasses Lizze (and himself) with a passionate spoken word rendition of Cannibal Corpse’s “Evidence In the Furnace.” Leave us a rating and review on iTunes
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Show Notes:
“The Tell-Tale Heart” [Full Text]
Edgar Allan Poe [Poetry Foundation]
Edgar Allan Poe [Wikipedia]
Delores Claiborne [1995] (Amazon Affiliate Link)
Delores Claiborne by Stephen King (Amazon Affiliate Link)
“Evidence in the Furnace” Lyrics [Cannibal Corpse]


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