Examining horror through the lens of faith, religion, and spirituality. Hosted by @Brianwaves42 and @horrordad87

Joined October 2020
Beep Beep Listeners! Stephen King September continues with a look at the 1990 miniseries IT. We kick things off with a tribute to the great Tim Curry before discussing our favorite Losers. We also highlight some favorite King adaptations. So join us! We all float down here.
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We discover our wife is a witch with Burn Witch, Burn aka Night of the Eagle (1962). We spend some time connecting red string to pushpins about the nature of belief itself as well as paying homage to the great writers Richard Matheson and Charles Beaumont.
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I our latest episode we discuss the 1970 cult classic MARK OF THE DEVIL—a film that is shockingly relevant to today. And we don’t hold back about it.
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Wouldst thou like to live deliciously? Then join us as we discuss Robert Eggers' debut feature The Witch from 2015. We welcome musician/podcaster/MDiv. Derrick Mustelier to discuss true religious freedom, Puritan life, colonialism f--king around and finding out, and so much more.
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You are cordially invited to join Brian and guest Mike Snoonian of Pod & The Pendulum as we dig into Brian DePalma’s 1976 classic Carrie. The first and still one of the best King adaptations ever. Wherever you get your podcasts.
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We’re kicking off Stephen King September examining creepy kids, cults, charismatic leaders, and corn…so much corn. Wherever you find your podcasts.
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New Episode!! We conclude Hotter Than Hell Month by checking into the Hotel Earle for the Coen Brother’s brilliant and inscrutable Barton Fink (1991). We do our best to divine the films mysteries, but listen in and let us know if you agree or disagree with our conclusions.
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Tomorrow… We’ll show you the life of the mind.
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Hotter Than Hell Month continues with a trip into the old west town of Lago...or is it hell... for Clint Eastwood's sophomore directorial effort High Plains Drifter. So, is it a horror movie? And does it really touch on matters of faith? We conclude the answer to both is “yes!"
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