Dim the lights, rewind the tape, and wander a little too far into the horror section…Bruce sits down with his good friend Sarah Evans, artist and owner of Spiderbite Boutique in Kennett Square, PA for a late-night trip into the strange, cosmic world of H.P. Lovecraft.

They crack open some of their favorite Lovecraft stories and talk about the movies that brought that creeping madness to the screen, from Vincent Price in The Haunted Palace and its connection to The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, to John Carpenter’s cult nightmare In the Mouth of Madness.

Cosmic horror, forbidden knowledge, ancient things that probably should’ve stayed buried, and the kind of movies you discovered on a dusty VHS shelf because the cover looked too weird to leave behind.

Be kind. Rewind. And whatever you do… don’t read the book.

Just another conversation on The Marvel of Horror.

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Horror is getting practical again—and we’re here for it.

Join host Bruce Marvel and Josh Yoder as they dive into the resurgence of practical effects in modern horror, discussing films like Robert Eggers' Nosferatu and Coralie Fargeat's The Substance, and why they hope this signals a new era for the genre.

Josh also takes a nostalgic trip back to the video store aisles of his childhood, sharing how late-night VHS discoveries sparked a lifelong love of horror and why the 1985 cult classic Ghoulies still has a special place in his collection.

Josh Yoder is the creator behind Crimson Adder Curiosities, crafting DIY RPG products "for your deviant eyeballs."

You can find Josh here:

ITCH: https://crimsonaddergames.itch.io/

PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/CrimsonAdderCuriosities

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What do conspiracy theories, viral folklore, and The Blair Witch Project have in common? The power to make people question what’s real.

Actor, writer, and director Michael Perry Jr. joins host Bruce Marvel to talk about his new comedy mockumentary, The Conspiracists. The conversation spirals into first-time memories of seeing The Blair Witch Project, the paranoia and viral mystery that made it a cultural phenomenon, and the unforgettable horror films that stuck with them long after the credits rolled.

From found footage fear to conspiracy-fueled comedy, this episode dives into how horror, myth, and storytelling blur the line between what’s real and what we want to believe.

Learn more about the mockumentary film: https://theconspiracists.com/