Inspired by Kier-La Janisse's new documentary WOODLANDS DARK AND DAYS BEWITCHED: A HISTORY OF FOLK HORROR, Guest Host Paul Anthony Nelson and guest presenters Adam Spellicy and Caitlin Koller dive into all things folk horror. They try to define what exactly is that makes this spooky sub-genre what it is, before unearthing a triple feature of locally streamed folk horror delights in THE DEMON (1963), EYES OF FIRE (1983), and ALLISON’S BIRTHDAY (1981).
THE DEMON (1963, Brunello Rondi)
EYES OF FIRE (1983, Avery Crounse)
ALLISON’S BIRTHDAY (1981, Ian Coughlan)
- Hell Is Deeper Than The SeaJim Williams
- Mirne's ThemeIan Coughlan
- JulietCold Chisel
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Primal Screen is a show all about screen culture - from movies on the big screen to whatever you're streaming. It's a mix of new releases and retrospective film and television reviews, plus interviews with film practitioners and industry professionals.
Hosted and produced by Flick Ford.
Podcast editing and social media by Gina Cameron and Isabella Radevski.
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