Folk Horror: Rural Ritual, Cinematic Subconscious, and TTRPG Theme
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Folk Horror: Rural Ritual, Cinematic Subconscious, and TTRPG Theme
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This episode explores Folk Horror as a genre, its origins in rural folkways, and how to utilize it as a theme in TTRPG horror scenarios in ways that avoid feeling stale and formulaic. I supply a bit of personal biography about rural agricultural life in my childhood, I talk through some personal theories on why I think folk horror holds the interest of an urbanized audience, and I look at whether Lovecraft's body of work contains folk horror.
Moon Signs and the Body woodcut image
Works Referenced:
Out of the Ordinary: Folklore and the Supernatural, Edited by Barbara Walker (1995)
Pagan Celtic Britain, by Anne Ross (1967)
Folk Horror Revival and the Urban Wyrd Project
Music Themes: Gothic by Cyber Angel, Gothic Music with a Classical Atmosphere by Kourenaidouke; both available through CapCut.
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