Tag: scriptophobic
One Missed Pod #30: CURSED (2004)
Don't look now, it's another episode of One Missed Pod! This week Zack and Kelly are watching the 2004 horror film by Yoshihiro Hoshino,...
One Missed Pod 23: MIDORI (1992) with Kelly Gredner
Suehiro Maruo is the master of guro, a Japanese artform which combines the beautiful with the grotesque. Midori (1992) is the adaptation of Maruo's...
One Missed Pod 22: UZUMAKI (2000) with guest Danielle Ryan
Junji Ito is a decisive figure in the horror community, though each year finds more and more fans devoting themselves to his work. On...
One Missed Pod 014: MATANGO (1963)
Kelly Warner returns with this week's movie; Ishiro Honda's Matango (1963), one of Kelly's favorites. Zack had the movie confused with Horrors of Malformed...
One Missed Pod 011: KWAIDAN (1964) with special guest Chris Vander Kaay
In this week's episode, Zack and Kelly are joined by one of Scritophobic's original writers, author and professor Chris Vander Kaay! Our guest chose...
One Missed Pod 008: ONIBABA (1964)
On this episode of One Missed Pod, Zack and Kelly discover the true meaning of "technical difficulties." Covering Zack's favorite Japanese horror movie, Onibaba,...
One Missed Pod 005: BATTLE HEATER (1989)
This week's a Kelly pick and she's selected one of the craziest Japanese horror-comedies ever put to film: George Iida's Battle Heater, a movie...
One Missed Pod 004: GUILTY OF ROMANCE (2011)
You can tell this week was a Zack pick by the dark subject matter in Guilty of Romance (2011). This film by legendary director...
One Missed Pod 003: THE SECRET OF THE TELEGIAN (1960)
From missed calls to Toho tokusatsu insanity, One Missed Pod is back with a new episode. This week Zack Long and Kelly Warner are...
Listen to the First Two Episodes of Scriptophobic’s ONE MISSED POD, a Japanese Horror...
Scriptophobic editors Zack Long and Kelly Warner are massive Japanese horror fans. From the earliest silent films (A Page of Madness) to the latest...
Fear Academy – Beyond Hammer: British Horror Cinema Since 1970 by James Rose (2009)
Welcome back, fellow fear scholars, to another lecture here at Fear Academy. Today’s topic is on James Rose’s book Beyond Hammer: British Horror Cinema...
Batteries Included: The Terrifying Power of Child’s Play (1988)
The TV glowed in the center of the room, reflecting the visage of a stern looking news anchor going on about something I had...
Found Footage Gets Religious in The Devil’s Doorway (2018)
Welcome back to Everything But Bone, and today we are delving into an oft maligned genre, the found footage film. Never has a horror...
A Tale of Two Halves
Most writing advice would suggest you follow a certain formula, as if the best stories are something you create in the lab. And look,...
In Defence of Fanfiction
Fanfiction gets a bad wrap. And I get it. It’s full of weird sex, poor spelling, and a fervent love for a fictional universe...
Gun Violence, Small Town Stability and the Cauterized Wound in Out of the Blue...
America’s all but resigned itself as a nation to being rocked every week or so by new gun massacres. People who’ve seen it as...
“Not Everything is Black and White” by Spencer MacKay
Editor-in-chief Zack Long here. I first met Spencer in my short stint in the film program here. Spencer stood out and, as is clear...
The Villain Does Not Appear: The Invisible Power of Rebecca
Welcome to the first Everything But Bone of 2019. It’s been a hectic year so far for me, so I hope it’s been treating...
The Police Incompetence and Widespread Societal Misogyny of The Chaser (2008)
Apart from the loss of lives, one of the saddest parts of any serial killer investigation is often realizing many of the victims were...
Writing Horror with Depth; or, an Argument Against “Blank Isn’t Actually Horror”
Blank isn’t Horror
A recent tweet by Patrick Bromley was infused with palpable sass directed at a review that claim “Hereditary isn’t a horror...
What Survival Horror Teaches Scream Writers About Scaring People
There was a moment while I was playing Outlast (2013) that made me scream at the top of my lungs. At 2:30AM. Waking up...
The Slasher Film: Memories, Murders, and Myths.
Paul Farrell
It was the summer of 1998. I was fourteen, at a sleepover with my closest friends and fighting the group’s movie choice with...
I Am Legend from Richard Matheson, to Vincent Price, Charlton Heston, and Will Smith
Richard Matheson is one of the all-time great writers of horror. From Duel to Stir of Echoes, his stories have repeatedly made the trip...