The Horror and Her Podcast

Content Warning: This episode discusses baby loss and themes of religion and death, as explored in The Omen (1976).Episode 3 of The Horror and Her, I’m joined by the wonderful Tara Brigid — writer, film critic, and co-host of the insightful (and very funny) From Page to Scream podcast. 🎬 Horrogin Story Film: The Omen (1976) We talk about the strange kind of comfort that can come from the dark, the power of acceptance, and how horror always finds a way to embrace the other. Guest Bio + Links -

In episode 2 of The Horror and Her I'm joined by the brilliant Ema,founder of Final Girls Glasgow, a community and monthly meet-up group for women to discuss their love of horror.Horrogin Story Film - Valentine (2001) We also talk about how watching and chatting horror with other women has completely shifted how Ema sees the genre. When you’re sharing screams, takes, and tiny obsessions with your people? Horror hits differently. That’s the magic — that’s where it lives. Guest Bio + Links -

In the very first full episode of The Horror and Her, I am joined by the brilliant Mary Muñoz - podcaster - writer and genre fan to talk about the film that hooked her on horror. Horrogin Story - Alfred Hitchcocks Psycho (1960) We chat about what it meant to discover Psycho for the first time and what it means to her still. From the intimacy of fear to the art of sound we discuss how horrors's sensory power can feel like coming home and why the genres outsiders so often feel like our

Hosted by Emma Arneil, The Horror and Her is a love letter to the genre that shaped us—and to the women who found power, comfort, and identity in its shadows. Each episode invites a guest to share her “horrorigin story”: the film that first frightened her, thrilled her, and made her feel seen. In this opening primer episode, Emma reflects on turning forty and deciding to stop suppressing her lifelong love of horror. What follows is a celebration of the spooky, the strange, and the stories that stay