Creeptastic Caroline Sayang

Creeptastic is taking a break this week so we can all get through these pesky holidays and start fresh with the new year! Join me next Monday 1/2 for a brand new episode on the ever-horrifying topic of: sleep paralysis! Have some Happy Holidays if that's the kind of thing you're into, or have a fabulous and Creeptastic week if not, and join me in the new year for some new creepy content!
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In today’s episode, I am going to make you never want to go to a live concert or sports game again by telling you all about the numerous instances in human history when a crowd has killed – not because they were an angry mob or had any desire to hurt someone, but simply because there were just too many people in too small a space, and that led to what is typically known as a crowd crush.

In this episode I revisit the Murder and a Movie format with an examination of Alfred Hitchcock’s underrated 1948 film Rope, and the so-called ”crime of the century” which inspired it.

In this episode (in honor of her passing) I decided to talk about Dame Angela Lansbury, and what I consider to be her contribution to the wide world of horror that we all know and love: Murder, She Wrote.

Today’s episode is all about that low-budget, highly genre-specific, and often dismissed film that has been intrical to shaping the world of horror as we know it today: the ”B movie.”

Today I am getting a little dark and a lot philosophical by tackling the very controversial topic of mercy killing, or euthanasia as its typically known.