Consequence doesn’t sprint. It walks. Step by step, closer and closer, until it’s here. David Robert Mitchell’s It Follows strips horror down to its most primal truth — the dread that you can’t outrun what’s coming. In this episode of The Left Hand of Horror, we trace the curse through Detroit’s ruins, through folklore and myth, through modern shadows like debt, trauma, and climate change. Because some things don’t die. They follow. Always.

Grief doesn’t vanish. It lingers — in silence, in shadows, in the walls of your own home. Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook turns mourning into a monster, showing us that loss isn’t something you banish, but something you live with. In this episode of The Left Hand of Horror, we descend into the basement and confront the horror of what we carry inside.

In this debut episode of The Left Hand of Horror, Alejandro unpacks the film’s unforgettable imagery and explores the deeper fears it embodies: inherited guilt, family curses, and the science of intergenerational trauma. From the echoes of Salem’s witch trials to the claustrophobic terror of the Graham household, this episode digs into what makes Hereditary one of the most haunting films of modern horror.

A podcast that goes beyond jump scares — Alejandro takes you deep into horror films, their hidden meanings, and the dark truths they reveal about our world.