Vox Macabre Kit Mann

Join Kit Mann in Episode 13 of Vox Macabre, your gateway to the eerie and the uncanny in horror culture. In this spine-chilling installment, Kit delves into the haunting world of the Cat People, exploring both the 1942 original and its 1982 remake. Discover the eerie connections and chilling differences that make these films enduring classics in the horror genre.

Next, Kit revisits the shadowy halls of Universal's horror legacy with a deep dive into Son of Frankenstein. Unearth the timeless terror and gothic grandeur that solidified this film as a cornerstone of monster cinema.

The episode takes an unsettling turn as Kit shares a listener-submitted tale about some disturbingly lifelike mannequins. Is it just an overactive imagination, or something far more sinister? Tune in to hear the creepy details.

Kit also dedicates time to answer listener questions, providing insights and engaging with the Vox Macabre community. From horror film trivia to paranormal ponderings, no topic is too macabre.

Prepare for a night of frights and delights with Kit Mann as he guides you through the dark corners of horror history and listener tales. Vox Macabre – where the darkness speaks.

In this episode of Vox Macabre, host Kit Mann delves into the dark and eerie world of demonic possession and supernatural horror. The episode kicks off with an in-depth discussion of "Exorcist III," exploring its chilling plot, the unique direction by William Peter Blatty, and its impact on the horror genre.

Kit then transitions to the fascinating and convoluted story behind the Exorcist prequels. He outlines the development and production challenges faced, including the involvement of directors John Frankenheimer and Paul Schrader, and the eventual creation of two distinct films: "Exorcist: The Beginning" and "Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist."

Next, Kit Mann takes listeners back to 1957 with an analysis of "Curse of the Demon" (also known as "Night of the Demon"). He discusses its themes of demonic influence, the atmospheric direction by Jacques Tourneur, and its lasting legacy in horror cinema.

The episode concludes with a spine-tingling listener-submitted story in the "Campfire Tales" segment. This week's tale involves a mysterious and unsettling experience with a tombstone rubbing, guaranteed to send shivers down your spine.

Tune in for a captivating journey through some of horror's most intriguing stories and legends on Vox Macabre!

In Episode 11 of Vox Macabre, your host Kit Mann delves into the chilling world of Military Horror. From the trenches of World War I to the depths of the ocean, Kit explores the eerie intersection of warfare and the supernatural.

First up on the list is the spine-tingling film "Overlord," directed by Julius Avery, where Kit takes listeners on a journey through the harrowing experiences of soldiers facing not only the horrors of war but also the terror of encountering supernatural forces behind enemy lines.

Next, Kit discusses the claustrophobic thriller "Below," directed by David Twohy, where the crew of a submarine must confront their worst fears when they encounter a mysterious presence lurking in the depths of the ocean.

Moving on to "Isle of the Dead," Kit explores this atmospheric horror film set during the Balkan Wars, where a group of individuals find themselves trapped on a remote island with a deadly secret.

Throughout the episode, Kit also answers listener questions, providing insights into the world of military horror and offering recommendations for further exploration.

And no episode of Vox Macabre would be complete without a Campfire Tale. In this episode, listeners are treated to a chilling story about a monster lurking in the backyard, reminding us that sometimes the scariest things are closer to home than we think.

Join Kit Mann on Vox Macabre as he navigates the shadowy realms of Military Horror, uncovering tales of terror and intrigue that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

In this episode of Vox Macabre, hosted by Kit Mann, we delve into the eerie world of horror set in the Old West. We kick off the discussion with a deep dive into the critically acclaimed film "Bone Tomahawk," exploring its blend of Western and horror elements, gruesome imagery, and chilling storyline.

Continuing the exploration of Old West horror, we analyze the classic film "Curse of the Undead" and delve into its themes of vengeance, supernatural curses, and gun-slinging action. Additionally, we dissect "Dead Birds," another atmospheric horror film set in the Old West, discussing its eerie atmosphere, suspenseful plot, and memorable characters.

But that's not all! We also feature a spine-tingling listener-submitted ghost story about a haunting presence upstairs, adding a chilling dose of real-life horror to the episode. Plus, Kit Mann answers intriguing questions from our listeners, providing insights and analysis on all things horror.

Tune in to Vox Macabre for a thrilling journey through the haunted landscapes of the Old West, where cowboys, creatures, and ghosts collide in tales of terror and suspense.

In this episode, Kit Mann talks about the horror classic, 28 Days Later and some gives you some zombie genre indie movies that you should see. He also explains how Jason ended up wityh a hockey mask, and reads a fantastic Campfire Tales story about a creature in an alley.

On this episode, Kit Mann talks about the horror movies of Ethan Hawke - And featured the movie, SINISTER - He has also answers listener emails, talks about great B-Movies from the 70s and reads a FANTASTIC ghost story from a listener!