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A look at the brief but influential "life" of the Grand Guignol theater, a Paris stage venue that specialized in gore and terror. We interview Professor Richard Hand, who has co-authored four volumes about this amazing little production company that for a brief while made much of true-crime and visceral nightmarish plots to present gore, horror and terror to Paris audiences. With less than 300 seats but with thousands of performances, the screams that came from its stage still echo through the world of theater to this very day.
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We chat with podcaster and writer Toby Ball about season 3 of his show Strange Arrivals, which just began dropping new episodes.
Discussed in this episode:
Strange Arrivals podcast
David M. Jacobs, Alien Abduction Researcher
Zimbabwe UFO case (Ariel School)
Skeptical Inquirer article Abductology...
Published 03/27/23
From our YouTube collection, we bring you a podcast version of our coverage of the 1983 horror/thriller The Entity.
CONTENT WARNING: Discusses sexual assault and trauma.
SPOILER WARNING: We discuss many plot elements in detail and if you prefer surprises you may want to watch the movie before...
Published 03/20/23
We've recently been looking at ghostly hitchhiker legends and in this episode Karen brings us a creepy tale from her childhood that is both a strange twist on the original formulation of the legend, and also one that comes to us from big and small-screen icon from the 60s to the 90s - the bald,...
Published 03/13/23