Colors of the Dark

Episode 107 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films BONELAKE, WITCHBOARD, BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL, BEAST OF WAR, TAKEOUT,  SHADOWS OF WILLOW CABIN & HEARTS OF DARKNESS: The Making of the Final Friday,  The duo are then joined by filmmaker Michael Varrati (There's a Zombie Outside) to discuss his film, directing the Fango Chainsaw awards and his favorite BATsploitation film

Episode 106 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films THE CONJURING: LAST RITES, THE LONG WALK, TRAUMATIKA, PRIMITIVE WAR, NIGHT OF THE REAPER, TAKE FROM ME. The duo are then joined by filmmaker Steven Kostanski (Psycho Goreman) to discuss his new reboot of DEATHSTALKER, his love of handmade creatures and the greatness of the Phantasm series! 

Clark Collis, a writer and author of 'Screaming and Conjuring,' joins the discussion to explore the rich history of modern horror movies. He delves into the evolution of horror cinema, reflecting on key trends and influential films. The conversation also touches on the fascinating dynamics of character and storytelling in recent films. Clark shares insights from his writing journey, including amusing anecdotes from his time interviewing industry figures. Prepare for a thrilling journey into the world of screams and conjurings!

JD Lifshitz, a notable producer behind films like *Weapons* and *Barbarian*, joins the conversation to explore the fascinating world of "Literary Horror" in cinema. They discuss how certain films convey a literary essence without being direct adaptations. The hosts weave in thoughts on iconic horror filmmakers, the emotional weight of stories, and the impact of personal childhood experiences with horror. They also touch on various indie films that illustrate trauma and nostalgia, enriching the narrative depth within the genre.

Dive into a treasure trove of new horror films and series, including insights on 'Together' and the latest from 'Dexter.' Explore the interesting intersection of aquatic horror and literary influences, with a focus on the unique storytelling of Lovecraft versus Poe. The hosts reflect on their summer escapades, debate the merits of reading versus listening to horror literature, and examine the challenges of adapting cosmic horror for modern audiences. Expect sharp commentary and a thrilling discussion of indie films and upcoming releases!

Episode 102 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD, THE UGLY STEPSISTER, DANGEROUS ANIMALS, THE SURFER, FEAR BELOW, A DESERT & upcoming novel THE OCTOBER FILM HAUNT. The duo are then joined by Matthew Scott Kane to discuss the Satanic Panic and how it inspired his peacock series HYSTERIA! And the hosts close out the episode with their Horror recs for summer. 

Episode 101 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films SINNERS, THE SHROUDS, IT FEEDS, POSSESSION: KERASUKAN, MARSHMALLOW, HELL OF A SUMMER, GOOSEBUMPS: THE VANISHING & CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD The duo then dive into their new show format with new segments filled with horror history and recommendations as well as a discussion on the current "Clown Wave" 

Episode 100 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films DROP, DEAD TALENTS SOCIETY, GAZER, POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN & PSYCHO THERAPY. We then talk to Director David F. Sandberg about adapting video games and practical FX In his gory new film UNTIL DAWN.

Episode 99 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films THE WOMAN IN THE YARD, LOCKED, OPUS, INVADER, FREWAKA, CANNIBAL MUKBANG and JIMMY & STIGGS. We then talk to Writer /Director Alex Scharfman about his debut feature DEATH OF A UNICORN  which leads to wild Unicorn lore, Creature features and working with comedy legends! 

Episode 98 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films ASH, BORDERLINE, CONTROL FREAK, FIGHT OR FLIGHT, CHAOS:THE MANSON MURDERS & HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS.  The duo then return to the films of the 2000's to nominate deserving candidates for Horror Oscars, the films the Oscars overlooked.