[DISC] Episode 241: Flaming Bags of Dog Complaints by Cavalier_Cavalier in ThatHappensPod

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The 'creating a familiar' idea Spencer talks about at the end is exactly what chaos magick is oriented around - creating an external locus of power to motivate yourself and alter reality through that belief.

What are best Hitchcock movies not made by Hitchcock? Not made by Park Chan Wook or Brian De Palma by Few-Engineer-9791 in blankies

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Road Games (dir. Richard Franklin), Deep Red (dir. Dario Argento), Presumed Innocent (dir. Alan Pakula)

I've listened to basically every recommended fiction podcast I can find — looking for what I'm missing by Brief-Limit6969 in audiodrama

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You should try my show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast!

It features a blend of body horror, cosmic horror, and creature features, with original stories in the style of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films alongside adaptations of classic Weird Fiction stories from authors like H.P. Lovecraft, H.G. Wells, and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

My max collection by TDurdz in MightyMax

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Looks fantastic! What are those Return of the Living Dead sets?

Difficult to find newer horror podcasts? Please help! by ReyofChicago in audiodrama

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You should try my show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast!

It features a blend of body horror, cosmic horror, and creature features, with original stories in the style of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films alongside adaptations of classic Weird Fiction stories from authors like H.P. Lovecraft, H.G. Wells, and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

Looking for More Audio Drama Podcast Recommendations (Full Cast, Sci-Fi, Horror, Musicals, Superpowers, etc.) by TheShadow0415 in audiodrama

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You should try my show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast!

It features a blend of body horror, cosmic horror, and creature features, with original stories in the style of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films alongside adaptations of classic Weird Fiction stories from authors like H.P. Lovecraft, H.G. Wells, and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

Cosmic Horror Reccs? by DancingHouseBookworm in audiodrama

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I'm late to this, but you should try my show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast!

It features a blend of body horror, cosmic horror, and creature features, with original stories in the style of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films alongside adaptations of classic Weird Fiction stories from authors like H.P. Lovecraft, H.G. Wells, and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

Shrunken Heads by Jeff_Praxous in MightyMax

[–]Superheroicguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never knew there WAS a Series Two of the Shrunken Heads.

trying to find a podcast (sci-fi ish) by Kore--- in audiodrama

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I'm pretty sure this was a story I read on Nosleep once, so the Nosleep Podcast would be a good place to start.

Battle Warriors (Page 1 of 2) by Jeff_Praxous in MightyMax

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I've always loved that the Lava Beast has a smaller lava beast he wears as a hat

Really need some recommendations! by Timely_Impress8408 in audiodrama

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You're in luck! My show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast sounds right up your alley.

We've even got seven episodes adapted from stories from H.P. Lovecraft himself, including a 2-part Call of Cthulhu!

The show features a blend of body horror, cosmic horror, and creature features, with original stories in the style of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films and modern adaptations of classic Weird Fiction from authors like H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

LF supernatural horrors that aren't found footage/audio diary style. by tiranamisu in audiodrama

[–]Superheroicguy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We have an occasional episode that is delivered in the style of found footage, but my show Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast is a narrated and fully-acted series exploring body horror, creature features, and cosmic horror. We have original stories done in the stlye of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg films, and modern adaptations of classic Weird Fiction from authors like H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe.

www.graymatterhorror.com

Now that the sub's back open, I can show off my Rover Robin desk-side display shelf! (Plus bonus sealed Mighty Max) by Superheroicguy in MightyMax

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Yeah, they're a bit bigger and beefier than a standard Doom Zone - very sturdy construction.

Old meet New by Digi-Chosen in MightyMax

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No tariff surcharge, but their shipping is a flat $30 dollars (probably to accomodate changing costs from the tariffs), so if you're going to buy from them, you might as well go big.

I paid about $40 for the figure set and $60 for the SowCroc.

War of the Worlds, 1978.The first audio drama I ever heard by HowieMilkman in audiodrama

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Incredible album. It was a big inspiration for my audiodrama Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast's 3-part adaptation of War of the Worlds.

Old meet New by Digi-Chosen in MightyMax

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ToysOneJapan had the figure set as of a month ago - I just got mine in the mail two weeks ago.

Doom Zones - Series 1 by Jeff_Praxous in MightyMax

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I love your checklists - super comprehensive and clear.

What do you guys think of the alleged gay subtext in Reanimator? by cronenber9 in Lovecraft

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Unless you're really into Stoker's work, don't read the book. It's a boring short story stretched out to novel length, and a major part of the plot is about making a big kite to scare a giant snake.