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Mental Illness... Toxic Masculinity... Platonic Bonding... They Look Like People takes tropes we've come to know and expect from horror films and flips them on their heads allowing us to fully explore these terrors in a new way. Chris Vander Kaay joins us as we break down the social commentary in this film.

Rape. Revenge. Scopophilia. Male Gaze. Exploitation. Empowerment. 1972's Last House on the Left brought it all and left the world unsure how to deal with what they'd just seen.

Racism, Police Brutality, Gang Life, Domestic Violence and more. We take on the social commentary in Tales From The Hood, a movie that claimed to be a comedy and was almost anything but.

What are the ethics of creating a life by splicing the DNA of two species? What are the ramifications of bringing the life to full term? Why oh why is everyone having sex with it? What's going on with this movie?

The Haves and the Have-Nots... The people capable and willing to work who are forced into unemployment... the endless battle between the windshield and the bug... This is PARASITE

Author Edward Savio joins us to discuss whether Gremlins are evil, how an electric chair was used in a murder, white people taking things without asking,and just what time you CAN feed a Gremlin...

James Sabata and Donald Guillory talk with Bradford Trojan about PTSD, trauma, infidelity, and a face to face with personal demons... Jacob's Ladder brings us a look at one man's hell, before he's even died.

Isolation, Paranoia, and Fear of the Other. 1982's The Thing explores what happens when Us vs Them becomes Me vs You.

James Sabata and Don Guillory sit down to discuss a terrifying entity that can only be passed on through sexual conduct. No, it's not a child! It's IT FOLLOWS

Not a full episode, but a "quick" thank you to our listeners, a tad bit of the history of why we do this, and some heroification of Rebekah McKendry. ;)

Don Guillory and James Sabata explore representations of female empowerment and how they can fall apart with one wrong move when you blame the wrong people or try to cram a love story where it doesn't belong.

Pizza Delivery, Witches, Power and Political Gain The crew at TheNecronomi. Com is joined by Author S.A. Bradley as they break down the social commentary in two films this week: SLICE (2018) and SATANIC PANIC (2019). Check out SA Bradley's podcast - Hellbent for Horror or follow him on Twitter. His book SCREAMING FOR PLEASURE is available on Amazon.

Join James Sabata and Don Guillory as we delve into this murder mystery and look at immigration, deportation, privilege, entitlement, the convenience of white liberalism, and a really solid whodunnit mystery screenplay by Rian Johnson.

Is it any better to hold a spirit against its will than it would be a full human being? What if some of them deserve it? Slavery? Prison? Some sort of human trafficking? Just what is really going on in Thirteen Ghosts? And why does this guy with no money have a live in nanny? The guys from TheNecronomi. Com break down some of the social commentary in this 2001 film.

Grab your two best friends and join us as we talk about anxiety, ptsd, toxic masculinity, and possible signs of domestic violence. Fall in and download/listen right now

Isolation, Conformity, Societal Constraints, the Panopticon, The HOA, and a guy in leather with freaking blades for fingers. What does it all mean? We break down the social commentary in Tim Burton's EDWARD SCISSORHANDS

Domestic Violence Alcoholism Possible Molestation Is the house possessed? Is Jack? We talk the social commentary in THE SHINING, the history of the Stanley Hotel, and whether the book is better than the movie or the miniseries.

Best-selling Indy horror author MichaelBrent Collings drops by to talk Insidious, the Saw Franchise, the best audiences to see a movie with, jump scares, and scores.

An homage to the EC horror comics of the 1950s, Creepshow explores domestic situations, racism, attempted rape, revenge, cockroaches, and life's tendency to hold you accountable for your actions. Brian Haas joins us once again as we talk about a film that has meant a lot to us over the years.

Zombies are always the afterthought. It's about the people who are left behind dealing with it. This is especially true in #Zombieland, a film about finding family… and refusing to trust them. It's time to nut up or shut up.

Horror author and The King of Pain himself, John FD Taff joins us to talk Event Horizon, The Fearing, What Hell means to each of us, and to ask where the line between SciFi and Horror really lies.

This is not a test. Are we ever REALLY safe? Would you betray someone to save yourself? How many people have a reason to kill you? What will you do on night of THE PURGE?

James Sabata and Don Guillory sat down with SciFi author Edward Savio to talk Beetlejuice, our shared love of Michael Keaton, an afterlife of servitude, the importance of image, and the true meaning of family

The summer they'd never forget. It wasn't just a movie. Stand By Me affected each of their lives in a major way. Join us as we discuss the social commentary and lasting legacy of this film.

Horror and SciFi go hand in hand. Don and James sit down with Brian Haas to talk technology take overs in Terminator and T2, stories about machines posing as humans and humans evolving into robots.