Extra Credit 008 - Attack of the Mushroom People (Matango)
We're approaching Spring and SPORES ARE IN THE AIR! Tune in as we talk about Matango, a Japanese film from 1963 by Godzilla director Ishirō Honda, released in the United States as Attack of the Mushroom People.
This film is based on the story The Voice in the Night by William Hope Hodgson, and you can listen to our episode covering the story here.
Video link for this episode: https://youtu.be/NH5FldpEaDo
Next up: March is for Draculas!
Study 032 - The Trains
Robert Aickman month goes off the rails with The Trains - climb aboard!
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Next up: an Extra Credit episode on the Japanese film Attack of the Mushroom People (otherwise known as Matango)!
Study 031 - Meeting Mr. Millar
We're confused and frightened as we discuss Robert Aickman's short story Meeting Mr. Millar. Tune in and help us solve the mystery!
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Next up: an Extra Credit episode on the Japanese film Attack of the Mushroom People (otherwise known as Matango), and a final Aickman horror tale: The Trains!
Feedback 008 - The Year of Probable Stuffing
Hello Dahl-ee! We're reading your comments on Roald Dahl, A.I. "art," and taxidermied people! Join now.
Study 030 - How Love Came to Professor Guildea
Happy Valentine's Day! Let's get together and discuss How Love Came to Professor Guildea by Robert Hichens!
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Next up: our Feedback episode on Roald Dahl and the vampiric "Meeting Mr. Millar" by Robert Aickman!
Study 029 - The Stains
Join us as we discuss Robert Aickman's award-winning short story The Stains with special guest, writer/director Jeremy Dyson! Look out for his new novel The Warlock Effect with co-writer Andy Nyman - out this April!
Special thanks to reader Greig Johnson! Grab something from his Etsy page now!
This episode featured music from Lichen, Moss and Wrack by Fordell Research Unit!
Here is Gary Budden's synopsis from A Personal Anthology.
And here's another take on the story from Reading the Weird at Tor.com.
Next up: How Love Came to Professor Guildea by Robert Hichens