Bleed With Me Horror Podcast

The Blunt Letters

A feminist fronted podcast about all things horror. Every episode Micaela Superstar and Jon Bonessi discuss a new topic includng-films, books, comics, artists, music or anything that falls under dark, spooky, thrilling horror. Sometimes we do Interviews! BWM discusses why we love being scared, why we obsess over monsters and villains, how horror has shaped us and helped us through the many tropes it has to offer people who feel "othered" and invisible, and why blood is so cool. A hilarious, queer, raunchy, inebriated, but well informed take on the genre with weirdos who have very open-minds.

  1. Oct 20

    JD Barker on Books, Blood & Blockbusters

    This week on Bleed With Me Horror Podcast, Micaela and Jerbil sit down with New York Times bestselling author JD Barker to discuss The First Scarlet Door, the first of three novels expanding the universe of his bestselling 4MK (Fourth Monkey) thriller series. They also dive into the partnership with Sylvester Stallone’s Balboa Productions to bring The Fourth Monkey to television! JD has authored more than 20 books, including the 4MK thriller series. He shares what it’s like to collaborate with bestselling authors like James Patterson, co-write Dracul with Dacre Stoker, and why New England is the best place to write horror.  We also dig into the current landscape of Hollywood filmmaking, the creative and collaborative process behind film adaptations, why every person involved is critical to the production, and what it takes to move a story from the author's imagination toward the screen. Join Micaela and Jerbil for a conversation about horror, suspense, storytelling, and the unpredictable business of bringing dark stories to life in Hollywood. Listen to Bleed With Me for more interviews with horror authors, filmmakers, artists, and the creative minds behind the stories that haunt us. Follow JD on Socials:Facebook @therealjdbarkerInstagram @jdbarker_authorX @jdbarkerTikTok @jdbarker_author Get the full episode for $3 on Patreon!https://patreon.com/Bleedwithmepodcast  Website https://thebluntletters.com/  Shop https://thebluntletters.square.site/  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bleedwithmepodcast/  Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@bleedwithmehorror Depop https://www.depop.com/thebluntletters/

    JD Barker on Books, Blood & Blockbusters
  2. Sep 8

    Woodstake: Vampires, Woodstock and Psychedelic Horror with Shawn Hainsworth

    Micaela and Jerbil sit down with Shawn Hainsworth, aka Darin S. Cape, the author and publisher behind Woodstake, a psychedelic horror comic that drops vampires into the legendary 1969 Woodstock festival. What could possibly go wrong? Want to get the full episode? Become a Patron on our Patreon Shawn takes us behind the scenes of Woodstake, from the comic's origins to its collision of vampire mythology, hippie culture, classic rock and 1960s counterculture. We get into the make-or-break role of comic art and the distinctive visual style of Woodstake, which combines 3D modeling with traditional painting to create its psychedelic world. Shawn is also the founder of SHP Comics, the independent publishing company behind Woodstake. He talks about what goes into taking an original comic from an idea to a finished book, and how his background as an award-winning experimental filmmaker has shaped the way he tells stories. Plus, Micaela and Jerbil get into some of their favorite vampire comics and share a whole stack of horror reading recommendations to get you through spooky season. If you’re into vampire horror, horror comics, psychedelic horror, indie comics, Woodstock 1969, weird fiction, or stories that throw a bunch of things together that probably shouldn’t work but somehow do, this episode is for you. Want to know more about Shawn and Woodstake? Website: https://shpcomics.com/pages/woodstake On socials: @shpcomics Want to get the full episode? Become a Patron on our Patreon Follow us online: Website, shop, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Depop

    Woodstake: Vampires, Woodstock and Psychedelic Horror with Shawn Hainsworth
  3. Aug 26

    GWAR and the Bloody Evolution of Horror Music

    Micaela and Jerbil dive into the bloody world of horror music, starting with the legendary gore-metal monsters GWAR and the generation of horror-inspired bands that followed in their wake. From theatrical gore and outrageous costumes to punk, metal, shock rock, and bands that turn horror into their entire aesthetic, they explore how GWAR helped pave the way for a new generation of musical monsters. Plus, they share the horror bands worth listening to if you're ready to add some blood, guts, and screaming guitars to your playlist. Become a Patron on our Patreon Follow us online: Website, shop, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Depop Want More Bleed with Me? This episode is just the beginning! Become a Patreon member to hear the full-length episode and get access to even more Bleed With Me horror content for as little as $3 a month. ⁠Become a Patron on our Patreon⁠ Choose your creep level: $3 Bloody Good Show — Get access to full-length episodes and more exclusive Bleed With Me content.$5 Homogoblin — More exclusive content and bonus perks for our most dedicated creeps.$10 Blood Letter — Get even deeper into the Bleed With Me universe with additional exclusive content.$20 Wayward Creepie — Our highest tier for the truly devoted horror fiends.Your support helps us make more episodes, videos, and deranged horror content while giving you access to the stuff we can't share with everyone. Become a member for as little as $3 a month and listen to the full episode!

    GWAR and the Bloody Evolution of Horror Music

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A feminist fronted podcast about all things horror. Every episode Micaela Superstar and Jon Bonessi discuss a new topic includng-films, books, comics, artists, music or anything that falls under dark, spooky, thrilling horror. Sometimes we do Interviews! BWM discusses why we love being scared, why we obsess over monsters and villains, how horror has shaped us and helped us through the many tropes it has to offer people who feel "othered" and invisible, and why blood is so cool. A hilarious, queer, raunchy, inebriated, but well informed take on the genre with weirdos who have very open-minds.