Horror fiction shows us that the control we believe we have is purely illusory, and that every moment we teeter on chaos and oblivion.
Clive Barker

6.04 - Scores & Themes in Horror (95)​

Last week we explored how locations in ​horror can add to the story and become a character in horror stories. This week we summon the sweet sounds of horror movies scores and themes. Just like locations, music can become another character in the story to draw you in and entice your senses. And, this week we bring a challenge.

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​When we think about horror stories, we are usually drawn to the characters of the story. Whether it is the hero of the story or even in the case of Horror, the monster, creature, killer, etc. But one of the things that gets overlooked is where the story takes place. Could you imagine "Friday the 13th" if it were set in a bowling alley instead of a camp? Probably not. So this week we discuss locations in horror stories, how stories wouldn't be the same if they weren't set in these locations, and our bucket list of these locations we'd like to visit.

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​Join us this week as we delve into the world of possibilities. There are times when a book, a movie, a game, or a TV series comes along and we ponder about what it would be like if it were changed into another format (i.e. a movie converted into a longer more in depth TV series, or a novel that has yet to be made into a series or movie). So, this week we discuss some of our choices that we could envision changing into something that could be.

After a long hiatus we are now back with all new episodes in the works. So we thought that with the amount of time that has gone by we would take this opportunity to re-introduce ourselves to you and give you a bit of history of who we are and how we got into horror.