In this episode of Earth Station Boo, we dive into the chilling world of Candyman (1992). Inspired by Clive Barker’s short story The Forbidden and directed by Bernard Rose, this horror classic blends urban legend, social commentary, and unforgettable scares. We explore Tony Todd’s haunting performance and Virginia Madsen’s fearless
On this episode of Earth Station Boo, we dig into Cynthia Pelayo’s Vanishing Daughters and how it twists the darker classic Sleeping Beauty tale and the more unsettling reality of true crime. We explore how grief shapes Brier Rose Thorn’s world, how the city of Chicago becomes more than just
Earth Station Boo and friends Sam & Thomas, take a deep dive into the mind of filmmaker Mike Flanagan, one of modern horror’s most distinctive voices. Known for his ability to blend psychological depth with supernatural terror, Flanagan has redefined the genre with his unique visual style and storytelling. In
Are the lambs still screaming? Join the haunted hosts of Earth Station Boo as they delve into the psychological horror masterpiece The Silence of the Lambs. This 1991 Oscar-winning classic redefined the horror-thriller genre with its chilling portrayal of Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling’s pursuit of a twisted serial killer.
In this episode, we slice deep into The Slasher Era—from its gruesome birth in the late ’70s to its bloody reign through the ’80s, and why it’s legacy still haunts pop culture today. We break down the rise and fall of the slasher sub-genre, the evolution of legendary villains like
The Haunted Hosts are sinking their fangs into the FX series What We Do in the Shadows, the hilariously spooky mockumentary that has everyone dying of laughter. Special guests Mike Faber and Anna Pureta join the conversation as we explore the quirky vampires, their eerie antics, and the darkly comedic
Join our Haunted Hosts—Lysa, Karen, and Shannon—as they unravel the chilling mysteries of Bridgewater, the hit supernatural audio drama from Grim & Mild Entertainment. Created by Lauren Shippen and Aaron Mahnke, and starring Misha Collins, Melissa Ponzio, and Karan Soni, Bridgewater blends real paranormal folklore with gripping fiction, bringing the
In this chilling episode of Earth Station Boo, we’re joined by Bill Mulligan to dive deep into the twisted brilliance of Wes Craven, the undisputed Master of Horror. From A Nightmare on Elm Street to Scream, we explore Craven’s legendary story telling, dissect what defines a “Wes Craven film,” and
The literary masterpiece that gave birth to modern science fiction—Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein! The Haunted hosts with our friend & Dragon Con Horror Track Director Derek Tatum chat about the groundbreaking themes of ambition, power, and responsibility. Not only discuss the haunting question of what truly makes a “monster,” but unpacks
The Haunted Hosts share their thoughts on how Dracula—both book and film—have shaped modern vampire lore and culture. From Stoker’s haunting prose to Coppola’s romanticized and visually stunning interpretation, they’ll discuss how each medium brings this legendary vampire to life. They’ll compair Bram Stoker’s iconic 1897 novel, a literary masterpiece
Welcome to another hair-raising episode of Earth Station Boo, where the Haunted Hosts sink their teeth into the fascinating world of werewolves with our friend and guest Kelsey. From ancient myths and cursed transformations to modern media depictions, we explore the enduring allure of these legendary creatures… Werewolves. Discover the
This week on Earth Station Boo, the Haunted Hosts dive into a blood-soaked discussion: How much gore is too much in horror? From over-the-top splatter films to subtle psychological scares, they explore the role of gore in horror movies and debate its impact on storytelling, audience engagement, and the fine
