Good but not great
As a therapist myself who is also a fan of horror, I really have high hopes for this podcast. Criticisms - the hosts draw too much on their own trauma. I work with clients all day and I have to take this podcast in small chunks because I sometimes feel like I’m doing too much emotional labor for these podcast hosts. The theory that is brought it is good to include, and very approachable for a lay-person. I really, really wanted to love this podcast but it just doesn’t seem as tight or polished as other horror podcasts I listen to. Also, and this is just my own personal bias and gripe, but listening to the hosts stumble through descriptions of contemporary Neo-Paganism on their Wickerman episode was embarrassing. It would have been cool to have an actual with or contemporary practitioner as a guest. I have the understating that one of the hosts practices some witchcraft? But that’s not at all the same as a deeply devotional, folk/indigenous practice that is depicted in the Wickerman. Also - the word is “parthenogenesis” and it’s not a dragon - it’s a hobby horse. Not that I expect everyone to be as obsessed with this film as I am, but they just get a lot factually and thematically wrong about this film. Clearly lots of work goes into this podcast, which is cool. But I wonder who the audience is?
WordMorris via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/07/23
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I can truly say this podcast got me through the Coronavirus pandemic. Over the last year I’ve been re-exploring my love of horror as a way to cope with the real life ‘ ghosties and ghoulies ‘ around me— This podcast has helped me gain a deeper understanding of why I feel inclined to do that, as...Read full review »
jacqueline..baker..6 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/29/21
i love it when my mental health horror movie analysis podcasts reference army of ponch.
Profesh Wizard via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/10/22
Such a wonderful new addition to the podcast landscape! The hosts do a great job at tackling challenging, complex topics with knowledge and compassion.
NicholeInDC via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/07/20
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