Feed The Dark podcast: Recent Episodes
Evan Rieger
A podcast analyzing horror literature and sometimes film. Each week I will be alternating between solo and guest episodes to discuss horror short stories, novels, and authors, both popular and unknown. You'll be able to witness the super-serious analytical English major Evan AND the silly rage ranting Evan on the same show! All of this while expanding your knowledge on the vast universe of horror.
Tune in for all of the scary content, regardless of your stupid calendar telling you it's not October anymore.
What candy are you having this Halloween? Will it be life changing? Check out Evan’s review of novella Sour Candy. Beware! And always check your candy!
Critically acclaimed author Stephen King can still surprise readers with older classics. Join Evan as he discusses Salem’s Lot, a vampire tale for all readers.
When quarantine ends, we’ll all want to travel. Where will you go? The ruins of Mexico? Tune in to Feed the Dark podcast to decide if that is the travel destination for you as Evan Rieger dissects the elements of The Ruins by Scott Smith.
Friends built from horror are forever friends. Join host Evan Rieger with guest Sean Attri as they slash open the themes of John Carpenter's ultimate slasher classic: Halloween.
This week Feed the Dark is bringing you a shorter episode in preparation for some of our longer ones in the coming weeks.
Join me, host, Evan Rieger, as I walk you through Come Closer- a modern horror novel that hits a little too close to home and made me wonder if we’re all overtired from work or if it’s modern day possession. (Just kidding- but check out the episode! )
Joe Ciano, local comic book writer and longterm friend, joins us on Feed the Dark podcast to discuss a different kind of horror: what keeps us turning the pages in horror comics, the synergy between art and writing, and the overall appeal of horror in comics.
Join Feed the Dark with Alana Sawchuck of the soon to be released podcast, Fandumb, as we analyze a hallmark of horror literature, Frankenstein, and analyze the complexities of early feminist literature, the choices of Mary Shelley, and the famous Frankenstein monster!
Join Feed the Dark with dynamic guest, Lauren Jackson of the soon to be released podcast, Fandumb, as we analyze one of the most disorienting books, House of Leaves, and tackle issues of emotional abuse, the complexities of post-modern literature, and the subjectivity of genre.
Welcome to part 2 of 3 of our Hellraiser/The Hellbound Heart analysis! Here we delve deeper into the film, Pinhead as a character and more!
Find yourself slipping into old societal norms? Baking too much bread? Marie Kondo-ing your life ? Join me as I address these themes and so much more in the 1970s novella by Ira Levin, The Stepford Wives.
Searching for a chilling captivating activity during quarantine ? This one will get your through the weekend : check out our review on Channel Zero to find out what horror is needed on television. Apologies for the minor audio issues at the last several minutes of this one - I was still learning how to use the interface!
We now live in uncertain times. It is chilling to say the least. With all of the time we can be certain we will be spending indoors, it's a perfect time to read. Tune into the first episode of Feed the Dark in which I devour tasty themes and nuances of Dan Simmons' classic, Carrion Comfort.