Join Dante and friends as they sit and discuss horror flicks. Whether it be horror through the decades or slashers or creature features, they all have something to say about it.

So, You Like Horror? Podcast
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Join Dante and friends as they sit and discuss horror flicks. Whether it be horror through the decades or slashers or creature features, they all have something to say about it.
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Recent Episodes

July 17, 2026
So, You Like Horror? Podcast #121- IT: Welcome to Derry
In this episode of So, You Like Horror?, Jake and Sarah discuss HBO’s IT: Welcome to Derry, the prequel series that expands the terrifying world of Stephen King’s It. Set in 1962, the series takes viewers back to Derry, Maine, decades before the Losers’ Club faced Pennywise, exploring the town’s dark history, the Black Spot, the Hanlon family, Dick Hallorann, and the cycles of fear that allow evil to survive. Jake and Sarah break down each episode of Welcome to Derry, discussing the major story beats, standout horror moments, recurring themes, and connections to Stephen King’s larger universe, including The Shining, Doctor Sleep, and the Muschietti It films. They also talk about Pennywise’s expanded mythology, the role of grief and memory, Derry’s history of violence, and whether learning more about the creature makes it scarier or takes away some of its mystery. If you’re a fan of Stephen King, Pennywise, It, HBO horror, or supernatural horror with deeper social themes, this episode is for you.

July 3, 2026
So, You Like Horror? Podcast #120- Obsession
In this solo episode of So, You Like Horror?, Jake breaks down the 2026 supernatural horror film Obsession, written and directed by Curry Barker. The film follows Bear, a lonely young man who uses the mysterious One Wish Willow to make his longtime friend Nikki fall in love with him. What begins as a romantic fantasy quickly becomes a violent nightmare filled with possession, body horror, dark comedy, and devastating consequences. This episode includes a full spoiler-filled recap of Obsession, along with a discussion of Bear’s responsibility, Nikki’s loss of autonomy, the film’s graphic violence, and the difference between genuine love and emotional control. Jake also explores the movie’s “be careful what you wish for” premise, its tragic ending, and whether the gore supports the deeper themes or is sometimes used primarily for shock. If you enjoy supernatural horror, psychological horror, cursed-object stories, body horror, and detailed movie breakdowns, this episode is for you.

June 19, 2026
So, You Like Horror? Podcast #119- The Blackening
For this episode of So, You Like Horror?, Jake is joined by Sarah to discuss the 2023 horror-comedy The Blackening. Directed by Tim Story and written by Tracy Oliver and Dewayne Perkins, the film follows a group of college friends whose Juneteenth weekend reunion turns deadly when they discover a disturbing board game and become targets of a masked killer. Jake and Sarah break down the movie’s central question: if the Black character is usually the first to die in a horror movie, what happens when the entire cast is Black? They discuss the film’s mix of slasher horror, ensemble comedy, cultural references, friendship drama, and social commentary, along with the way it challenges stereotypes about Black identity and representation. The conversation also explores the cast chemistry, the “Blackest” debate, the Juneteenth setting, the effectiveness of the killer and board-game concept, and whether The Blackening works better as a horror film, comedy, or social satire. They also compare it to films such as Scream, Scary Movie, Get Out, Candyman, and The Cabin in the Woods. Does The Blackening successfully flip one of horror’s oldest stereotypes? Is it scary enough to work as a slasher? And does it belong in the larger conversation around modern Black horror? Listen now and let us know where The Blackening ranks among your favorite horror-comedies.
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