In this episode of Earth Station Boo, we dive into the chilling world of Candyman (1992). Inspired by Clive Barker's short story The Forbidden and directed by Bernard Rose, this horror classic blends urban legend, social commentary, and unforgettable scares.

We explore Tony Todd's haunting performance and Virginia Madsen's fearless role. We also discuss the film's lasting cultural impact and behind-the-scenes stories, including the infamous real bees used on set. More importantly, we examine why Candyman remains one of the most important horror films of the 1990s.

Throughout the episode, we reflect on the film's themes of race, class, and myth. We also share our personal experiences with this terrifying yet deeply thought-provoking horror classic.

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This week on Earth Station Boo, we're diving into the emotional impact and monstrous scale of Godzilla Minus One .

More than just a kaiju film, this powerful entry explores postwar trauma, survivor's guilt, and grief—all wrapped in a terrifying return of Godzilla. We discuss the film's unforgettable characters, its deeper meaning, and whether it sets a new standard for horror and genre storytelling.

Is it one of the best Godzilla films ever made? What could its success mean for the future of kaiju and horror cinema? Tune in as we unpack the fear, heartbreak, and destruction in one of the most unforgettable Godzilla stories yet.

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This week on Earth Station Boo, we explore the dark and devastating world of Things We Lost in the Fire by Mariana Enriquez. This powerful collection of horror short stories blends supernatural terror with the very real horrors of everyday life in Argentina, from political unrest to gendered violence and poverty.

We discuss the ways Enriquez uses horror as both social commentary and personal protest. From haunted houses and cursed neighborhoods to women reclaiming their pain through terrifying transformation, these stories refuse to offer comfort and instead leave us haunted by questions. Which stories disturbed us the most? How does Enriquez blur the line between the horrific and the human? And how does her work stand out in modern horror literature?

Whether you're a fan of literary horror or discovering Enriquez for the first time, this episode is a deep dive into fear, feminism, and fire.

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