The Fear Archive is a darkly funny deep-dive into the real stories hiding under horror’s blood-soaked floorboards. Blending gallows humor with obsessive research, we uncover the never-before-discussed connections between reality and the films that terrified us. For fans of Last Podcast on the Left’s chaotic energy and Unspooled’s cinephile deep cuts, this is where true crime meets cult cinema and the bodies are always real.
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The Fear Archive is a darkly funny deep-dive into the real stories hiding under horror’s blood-soaked floorboards. Blending gallows humor with obsessive research, we uncover the never-before-discussed connections between reality and the films that terrified us. For fans of Last Podcast on the Left’s chaotic energy and Unspooled’s cinephile deep cuts, this is where true crime meets cult cinema and the bodies are always real.
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating connections between a beloved Christmas movie filled with chaos and tiny monsters, and a real documented extraterrestrial encounter. We explore the case that may have inspired "Gremlins," discussing what the family saw, how Hollywood picked up the pieces, and why this story endures. Join us as we uncover the blueprint of these small, unexplainable beings and their lasting impact on pop culture.
Hosts: Amanda Kagiwada & Michael Ryan AssipProducer: Cassie JozefovThe Fear Archive is a production of Violet Hour Media.
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The Fear Archive
The Fear Archive is a darkly funny deep-dive into the real stories hiding under horror’s blood-soaked floorboards. Blending gallows humor with obsessive research, we uncover the never-before-discussed connections between reality and the films that terrified us. For fans of Last Podcast on the Left’s chaotic energy and Unspooled’s cinephile deep cuts, this is where true crime meets cult cinema and the bodies are always real.
