Episode 62: Nat Cassidy on Meet Your Maker
Suspiria (1977)
Ivy Grimes on Meet Your Maker
Terrell Dorsey on Meet Your Maker
Jack Finn on Meet Your Maker
Found Footage and The October Film Haunt with Michael Wehunt
Chris Dileo on Meet Your Maker
Man Finds Tape with directors Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman
Gwendolyn Kiste on Meet Your Maker
The Bay (2012)
Kayli Scholz on Meet Your Maker
REC (2007)
Clay McLeod Chapman on Meet Your Maker
Frogman with Director Anthony Cousins
Lauren Bolger and Alan Good on Meet Your Maker
Weapons
Nick Medina on Meet Your Maker
The Conjuring
Thomas Ha on Meet Your Maker
The Amityville Horror 1979
Matthew Trifan on Meet Your Maker
John Chrostek on Meet Your Maker
The Menu and Where the Soul Goes with Katherine Silva
Katherine "Kat" Silva on Meet Your Maker
Sadie Hartmann AKA Mother Horror on Meet Your Maker
Victoria Dalpe on Meet Your Maker
John Langan on Meet Your Maker
Paul Tremblay on Meet Your Maker - Live at Next Chapter Bookshop
Jake Tri (of Nightmare Soup) on Meet Your Maker
The Professor is In - Revisiting a Year of Horror Joy with Kevin Wetmore, Jr.
Meet Your Maker: A New Horror Joy Series (Trailer)
Final Destination 1, 2, 3
Never Whistle at Night
Black/Southern Gothic - Sinners and The Reformatory
Cop Horror - Se7en and Memories of a Murder
90s Teen Slashers - Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer
Buffalo, Confession, Vampire - An Interview with Stephen Graham Jones
Cult Horror - Hereditary and Midsommar
Faith Horror - Heretic and Universal Harvester
The Devil Made Me Do It - The Silence of the Lambs and Longlegs
Body Horror in The Substance and Olga Tokarczuk's The Empusium
Severance, Liminality, and Analog Horror (Mandela Catalog/The Backrooms)
The Monstrous Image – Horror in Graphic Novels (Something is Killing the Children and Universal’s Frankenstein)
Nosferatu and "First Word on Horror" with Philip Gelatt
A Horror Joy Christmas - Black Christmas and The Kit-Bag by Algernon Blackwood
"The Kit-Bag" by Algernon Blackwood - Read by Brian Onishi
Vampires - Dracula, Salem's Lot, and Midnight Mass *** With Special Guest Chris McAuley of the StokerVerse
Alien (1979) - An Uncanny Political Fable
Appalachian Folk Horror - The Blair Witch Project and Old Gods of Appalachia
Halloween (1978)!
Horror Nostalgia - The Rack with Tom Deady and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
The Babadook: Queerness in the Basement with S. Trimble
Queer Horror with Eric LaRocca
Star Spangled boogaloo - Christian Nationalism 2
Christian Nationalism: A Horror Story
Zombie Talk 2: The Night of the Living Dead and Shaun of the Dead
Zombie Talk: An Interview with Kelly J. Baker
A Horror Apocalypse - Meta-Horror, Masks, and Cabin in the Woods
Horror (Un)masked: Paul Tremblay – a conversation with the author on his bestselling new release
Oh, God - Religious Horror
Jaws - We're Gonna Need a Bigger Pod
Episode 1 - What is Horror Joy?
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Brian Hisao Onishi is an assistant professor of philosophy at Penn State Altoona, USA. His research focuses on the intersection between environmental philosophy and continental thought, with particular emphasis on wonder. He is the author of the 2023 book, Weird Wonder in Merleau-Ponty, Object-Oriented Ontology, and New Materialism.
Jeff Stoyanoff completed both his MA in English and his Ph.D. in Medieval Literature at Duquesne University. Before coming to Penn State Altoona, he was an assistant professor of English at Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL. His research interests include medieval and early modern drama, middle English poetry, actor-network theory, and queer and gender theories. He is currently in the process of writing his first book, "Queer Networks of Medieval English Drama," which combines actor-network theory and queer temporality to both recover and recuperate queer identities in the medieval English biblical and morality plays. He is the author of numerous papers, publications, and presentations.
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