Reflections on Horror

*Apologies for the scruffy vocal today - far too much talking this week*It is the perfect morning to record this episode. I can hear the rain gently falling through the open windows, the skies turned grey and the temperatures are falling. Autumn is right around the corner. What is it about Wendy Webb’s standalone that keeps me hooked? Typically, I want newness and fresh themes from the authors - and filmmakers - that I enjoy most. Webb has a series of signature elements which are present in

What was the first movie that truly scared you?For me, it was 1986.Though new to the horror genre, I thought I had my ‘fraidy cat nerves under control, until a drive-double feature introduced me to the scariest kind of horror villain, one I could not easily dismiss.One that, unfortunately, made me turn the lights on, even though I was twelve.And sleeping at a friend’s house.This episode reflects on what remains a standout performance, nearly 40 years later, as we revisit Rutger Hauer’s astonishing

Spinning off a second podcast so soon? Turns out horror needs its own lane!This is our new home for all things that bring us the thrills and chills. Reflections on Horror remains a bite-sized format, episodes are under ten minutes and often are inspired by a recent thematic article on Substack.In this episode, Glendalynn offers a brief reflection on why she created a dedicated space for her horror articles and podcast episodes; catch up with what you can expect to hear and let her know if you love