Horrorhut (with Cordell): Recent Episodes
Cordell
Some people can't get enough of scary movies and are simply wired to enjoy high levels of psychological arousal (the adrenaline rush), while others wouldn't be caught dead watching them. Every week, I'll be sharing my thoughts on the horror genre as a whole and opening up thought-provoking (but fun) discussions to help people see that horror often goes deeper than jump scares and what's lurking in the shadows. If you like watching, discussing, and disecting horror films as much as I do, then welcome. You've found the right place.
A very short episode to show my appreciation for the listeners I have around the globe and the subscribers.
More film reviews. Some are a little older than the others, but like I said: my playlists were FULL.
I originally had 8 movies total for this episode, but what was supposed to be a proper review and outro turned into addressing comments about the film industry. The rest of the movie reviews are in episode 6.
This episode explains why horror is good for you and why some people just don't like horror.
In this episode, I talk about the presence of mental health in the horror genre and how it's used.
I had an entire play-by-play of the movie Antrum, but didn't have time to record 5 pages of notes. So here's a very brief summary of it. It can be found on YouTube or Tubi for free.
On this episode, I talk about the demon twins from 8th episode of Lovecraft Country, "Jig-A-Bobo."
I know I've done fun facts before (about the Ouija board), but with Halloween right around the corner, I figured some little known Halloween fun facts would be cool, plus a little story about my relationship with the holiday growing up. Something light-hearted!
Examples of transcendental horror and how protagonists sometimes connect with the source(s) of their suffering.
I've been a fan of American Horror Story from the beginning, so of course I'm looking forward to Season 10.
The "Cannibal boom" lasted from the late 60s to the early 80s and were primarily made in Italy. On this episode, I talk about one of the most controversial films of that time.
This is the only Turkish horror film I stumbled upon a while ago, and I need to see more.
The Oscars aired last week, so on this episode, I talk about the lack of recognition that the horror genre recieves year after year.