The Horror Pod Class
Tyler is a teacher. Orrin is a weirdo who likes spooky movies. Together, they present FREE screenings of horror movies both old and new, classic and obscure at Kansas City’s own Stray Cat Film Center, accompanied by semi-academic discussion of the film’s history, themes, and how (or if) it might be used in a classroom.
Will you learn something? Probably. Will it be scary? Sometimes. Will it be useful? Almost certainly not.
Join us each and every month (except July, when Tyler is on summer break) at the Stray Cat. We’ll screen a film absolutely free and then stick around afterward for a live podcast recording complete with drawings where you can win fun, thematic giveaways!
Check out our show notes to see what you’ve been missing!
Next Episode
Slaughter High (divers hands, 1986) / Sep 18 / 7pm
Previous Episodes
Matango (Honda, 1963)
The Mist in black-and-white (Darabont, 2007)
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (Stenstrum, 1998)
Puppet Master w/ Elijah LaFollette (Schmoeller, 1989)
Mad Love (Freund, 1935)
I Know What You Did Last Summer (Gillespie, 1997)
Dead of Night (divers hands, 1945)
Monolith Monsters (Sherwood, 1957)
WNUF Halloween Special (divers hands, 2013)
Tyler Unsell is the editor-in-chief of Signal Horizon and the director of Monsters 101 at Truman State University, a class that pairs horror movie criticism with survival skills to help middle and high school students learn critical thinking.
Orrin Grey is a writer, editor, amateur film scholar, and the author of several books, most recently Glowing in the Dark, a collection of his nonfiction writing about horror film due out in October from Word Horde.