In the very first episode of Freaks and Psychos: The Disability in Horror Podcast, your host AnDread takes you through an introductory tour of the concepts behind the podcast.
Show Notes
- Introduction
- Why Talk Disability in Horror 10:22
- Definitions of Disability and of Horror 17:23
- History of Disability in Horror 25:09
- Other Perspectives 37:42
- Matthew Connolly
- Dark Mark
- Lauren Strand
- Joshua Anderson
- Psycho Sounds 52:49
- Horror Movie Podcast hosted by Gillman Joel, Wolfman Josh, and Dr. Shock Twitter: @HorrorMovieCast
- Horror Movie Weekly hosted by Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom Twitter: @Horror_Weekly
- Freaky Fic 57:03
- Victor Rodriguez’s short story collection The Sound of Fear
- Plugs and Wrap-Up 59:40
- Website: www.freaksandpsychospodcast.com
- Email: freaksandpsychospodcast@gmail.com
- Voicemail: 614-721-1011
- Twitter: @FreaksPsychos and @AndreadTheBlind
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/freaksandpsychos/
- Letterboxd: Andread
- Dark Mark, creator of the show’s intro and outro music
- Twitter: @mark_ longfield
- Letterboxd: Darkmark
While a transcript will be available in the future, you can read the PDF for my full written script, which is pretty close to what I actually say.
You can check out a list of horror movies with disabled characters or themes that I compiled over on Letterboxd. With over 100 films on there, it continues to grow–feel free to suggest additions or pick one that you would like to cover as a guest on the show!
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Such a rich topic, and one which will shape my experience viewing horror films. Glad to learn about the home video editions doing subtitles well as I am hard-of-hearing and been left behind by crummy (or absent!) subtitles.
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