Kevin

Gilded in Blood: The Horror Lit Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 148 episodes

A weekly podcast focusing on horror literature of all kinds.

Author

Kevin

Category

Arts

Latest episode

Jan 27, 2026

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Episodes

Robert R. McCammon's "He'll Come Knocking at Your Door" 25.10.2022

In which Kevin vows to never take any job that requires blood on the contract.

October 2022 Bonus - 100 Horror Movies to Check Out - Part 4 24.10.2022

In which Kevin begins to get giddy as he realizes that Halloween is only a week away.

Beowulf 18.10.2022

In which Kevin joins the villagers around the fire for the first Anglo-Saxon creature feature.

October 2022 Bonus - 100 Horror Movies to Check Out - Part 3 17.10.2022

In which Kevin gets you past the halfway point in his list of wonderful movies for the spooky season.

Clive Barker's "Dread" 11.10.2022

In which Kevin concedes that, while not having coulrophobia himself, clowns are still pretty damn scary.

October 2022 Bonus - 100 Horror Movies to Check Out - Part 2 10.10.2022

In which Kevin continues to fill your "to-watch" list with excellent horror movies.

Kealan Patrick Burke's Sour Candy 04.10.2022

In which Kevin gazes with worried suspicion at a package of Sour Patch Kids. Note: This is a Modern Monstrosities episode, but I found that I had instead referred to it, not once, but TWICE, as a "Modern Masterpiece" episode. I suppose I could have gone back and done some rerecording/editing, but I am too lazy/technologically inept to do such things, so you have, instead, my sincerest ap...

October 2022 Bonus - 100 Horror Movies to Check Out - Part 1 03.10.2022

In which Kevin deviates from the conceit for a bit to inform you of some pretty excellent horror films.

M.R. James' "Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad" 27.09.2022

In which Kevin resolves never to put anything up to his lips he has just dug out of a creepy shoreside.

Junji Ito's Uzumaki 20.09.2022

In which Kevin wonders how a town gets infected by a shape.

Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" 13.09.2022

In which Kevin wonders what that large pile of stones is doing over there on the side of the town square.

Dan Simmons' Song of Kali 06.09.2022

In which Kevin decides that he will avoid Calcutta on future vacations.

Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" 30.08.2022

In which Kevin argues that Boston Dynamics should be shut down. IMMEDIATELY.

Richard Bachman's The Long Walk 23.08.2022

In which Kevin blithely judges the entire genre of reality television.

Roald Dahl's "Royal Jelly" 16.08.2022

In which Kevin thanks God he wasn't an apiarist (and insane) when his son was born.

Horace McCoy's They Shoot Horses, Don't They? 09.08.2022

In which Kevin is able to strengthen his stance against dancing of all kinds.

Introducing . . . Short Shocks! 02.08.2022

In which Kevin adds more to his plate but also, hopefully, your horror appreciation.

Felix Salten's Bambi 26.07.2022

In which Kevin is presented with yet another reason to loathe sport hunters.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 12.07.2022

In which Kevin discovers that parenthood can be difficult if you are a narcissistic prick.

Cormac McCarthy's The Road 28.06.2022

In which Kevin tours a dead America and monitors his depression level carefully.

Raymond Briggs' When the Wind Blows 14.06.2022

In which Kevin gets to relive his childhood terror of nuclear annihilation.

Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House 31.05.2022

In which Kevin learns that room and board is not worth your sanity, no matter how good the cooking is.

Introduction 15.05.2022

In which Kevin introduces you to a new podcast to haunt your eardrums.

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