"What Are You Waiting For?": Talking I Know What You Did Last Summer
In this episode, we’re talking all things I Know What You Did Last Summer. Loosely based on the novel by Lois Duncan, this story of adolescent guilt and moral consequence has demonstrated remarkable cultural longevity but why? We’re breaking down this legacy sequel with spoilers, so stay tuned.
Works Cited
Khalid, Haliyana, and Alan Dix. "I Know What You Did Last Summer: What Can We Learn from Photolog." ECSCW Conference, 2007.
Och, Dana. "Beyond Surveillance: Questions of the Real in the Neopostmodern Horror Film." Style and Form in the Hollywood Slasher Film. Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2015, pp. 195-212.
Schneider, Steven Jay. "Kevin Williamson and the Rise of the Neo-stalker." Post Script, vol. 19, no. 2, 1999, pp. 73-87.
19 Jun 2025
50 Years Later: Talking the Jaws Franchise
The Horror Homeroom Conversations podcast examines the cultural impact of the Jaws franchise on its 50th anniversary, exploring its influence on summer horror and public perception of sharks.
26 Apr 2025
Environmental Anxiety: Talking Day of the Animals (1977) and Nature's Grave (2007)
In this episode, we're exploring the intersection of environmental anxiety and horror cinema via the tangled roots of eco-horror. In Day of the Animals (1977), high altitude radiation stemming from the hole in the ozone layer triggers an animal uprising in the mountains and leaves a group of stranded hikers battling the elements and each other. In Nature's Grave (2007), a troubled couple descends upon a remote beach where their careless and, at times, cruel treatment of the natural world finally causes nature to push back. Both films serve as generative time capsules in understanding our current escalating climate crisis and leave us wondering what happens when the natural world refuses to stay silent. We're breaking it all down today with spoilers so stay tuned.
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Engagement
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