Colors of the Dark

Episode 48 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films THE MENU, SATANS SLAVES:COMMUNION, VIOLENT NIGHT, THE PASSENGER. MATRIARCH & the new series 1899. The duo are then joined by Clark Collis, author of 'You've got red on you: How Shaun of the Dead was brought to life' to discuss the inspiration behind the book, the cult status of the film and some of his favorite Zombie films.  Thanks to our episode sponsor NordVPN. Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here » https://nordvpn.com/ofthedark It's risk- free with Nord's 30-day money back guarantee!

Episode 47 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films RUN SWEETHEART RUN, THE INVITATION, SLASH/BACK, SOFT & QUIET as well as the new season of AMERICAN HORROR STORY:NYC and every episode of Del Toro's CABINET OF CURIOSITIES.  The duo then discuss some of their favorite Horror short films and some advice on crafting short form films before being joined by guest and scholar Gary Rhodes to discuss his epic book The Palgrave Encyclopedia of American Horror Film Shorts: 1915–1976. Thanks to our episode sponsor NordVPN. Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here ↣ https://nordvpn.com/ofthedark It’s risk- free with Nord’s 30-day money back guarantee!

Episode 46 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films HALLOWEEN ENDS, VHS/99, TERRIFIER 2, OLD MAN, the new series THE WATCHER and a few films from the BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL.  They are then joined by author Clay Mcleod Chapman to discuss his new book GHOST EATERS and Filmmaker/ Actress Brea Grant with her new film TORN HEARTS. All four then discuss their past movie sleepovers and each plan a 3 film Halloween sleepover to spook their friends!

Episode 50 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films SMILE, HELLRAISER, CHRISTMAS BLOODY CHRISTMAS, MY BEST FRIEND'S EXORCISM, SIGNIFICANT OTHER, MR. HARRIGANS PHONE and from The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival HUESERA.  They are then joined by Parker Finn, director of the #1 movie in America, SMILE, to discuss how the film evolved from an award winning short and his early horror influences. 

On Episode 44 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films SPEAK NO EVIL, BLOOD BITE, BEAST, GOODNIGHT MOMMY (US Remake), GONE IN THE NIGHT, DEATHSTREAM & a look back at the masterpiece PERFECT BLUE.  The duo then begin to right the wrongs of the horror snubbing OSCARS by selecting their own winners from the horror films of the 1990's. 

On Episode 43 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah discuss new films PEARL, BODIES BODIES BODIES, SALOUM, WHO INVITED THEM, DEVIL IN OHIO & round two of BARBARIAN. The Duo then sit down for an in-depth conversation with the director of BARBARIAN - Zach Cregger, to discuss the wild films origins, casting, writing without a roadmap and some of the horror films that inspired him along the way.  We do go into some spoilers in the interview so recommend folks watch the film first. 

On Episode 42 of Fangoria’s COLORS OF THE DARK Elric and Bekah  discuss new films BARBARIAN, ORPHAN: FIRST KILL & MOLOCH. The Duo then use the wild New Beverly Cinema double feature of THE KEEP & THE RELIC to springboard into some of their favorite "non-classic" Creature Features. 

In this engaging discussion, Morgan Peter Brown, a producer and actor known for his work on *Glorious*, dives into the world of cosmic horror. He shares insights about blending comedy with cosmic dread in filmmaking during the pandemic, highlighting the evolving script of his latest project. The conversation also explores iconic films that embody existential themes, including *Event Horizon* and *Hellraiser*, and discusses the unique storytelling techniques that define the genre. Brown's passion for cosmic horror shines as he recommends intriguing indie films for fans to explore.

The co-hosts kick off with humorous travel anecdotes, diving into their recent road trips and horror conventions. They explore new films like 'NOPE' and 'Crimes of the Future,' offering sharp critiques. Classic and modern road trip horrors are examined, showcasing societal fears through chilling storytelling. Lesser-known titles and personal stories add depth to the conversation about fear on the road. The discussion wraps up with a tease of upcoming cosmic horror content and a nostalgic look at the eerie allure of 70s road horror films.

Join shark film experts Josh Miller and Stephen Scarlata as they explore the thrilling world of shark cinema. They delve into the cultural impact of 'Jaws' and how it shaped the genre while revealing their childhood fascination with aquatic horror. Discover the evolution of shark-themed films, their blend of suspense and absurdity, and the psychological fears they evoke. With humorous anecdotes and insights into lesser-known titles, their passion for sharks and film is infectious. Get ready for a fin-tastic adventure into sharkploitation!