Saddle up and get ready for a night of terror and ritual sacrifice; we’re off to the abandoned village of Berzano for an audience with the Blind Dead.
This episode tackles one of the most influential films of the early Spanish horror boom. But can this snail’s pace zombie classic still entertain contemporary viewers with its Gothic aesthetic and eerie location shots?
Delve with us into a dark nightmare of horse-riding skeletal zombies and find out.
This time, the panel gets in the mood with a bottle of blood-red Spanish vino tinto and fine fortified Portuguese wines.
Barricade the doors! Don’t breathe! It’s going to be a long night.
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Saddle up and get ready for a night of terror and ritual sacrifice; we’re off to the abandoned village of Berzano for an audience with the Blind Dead.
This episode tackles one of the most influential films of the early Spanish horror boom. But can this snail’s pace zombie classic still entertain contemporary viewers with its Gothic aesthetic and eerie location shots?
Delve with us into a dark nightmare of horse-riding skeletal zombies and find out.
This time, the panel gets in the mood with a bottle of blood-red Spanish vino tinto and fine fortified Portuguese wines.
Barricade the doors! Don’t breathe! It’s going to be a long night.
Do you believe in witches?
Here at WSD HQ, we certainly bloody well do. In fact we’ve recorded a podcast about it. That’s right, this time we’re looking at one of the greatest horror films ever made: Dario Argento and Daria Nicolodi’s gore-tastic, expressionist, gothic nightmare Suspiria.
From its proggy, creepy Goblin soundtrack to its startling use of vivid colours and unrelenting penchant for stylistic violence, this 1977 masterpiece is utterly mesmerising. This episode we find out what makes the film so special, and ask “is Argento a misogynist creep?”
Bubbling away in the cauldron this month is a dry German Riesling, some gin and orange juice and a nice wee cup of strawberry tea.
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Saddle up and get ready for a night of terror and ritual sacrifice; we’re off to the abandoned village of Berzano for an audience with the Blind Dead.
This episode tackles one of the most influential films of the early Spanish horror boom. But can this snail’s pace zombie classic still entertain contemporary viewers with its Gothic aesthetic and eerie location shots?
Delve with us into a dark nightmare of horse-riding skeletal zombies and find out.
This time, the panel gets in the mood with a bottle of blood-red Spanish vino tinto and fine fortified Portuguese wines.
Barricade the doors! Don’t breathe! It’s going to be a long night.