
Splice & Splatter is the film history podcast where classic horror meets modern gore! Join hosts Al LaFleur (they/she) and Siena Sofia Bergt (they/she) as they descend into the blood-soaked world of horror cinema. With a shared background in film and an obsession with the genre, Al and Siena pull back the curtain on iconic films! From old-school hauntings to today’s most twisted terrors, each epis... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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As we were going up the stairs, we met a man who wasn't there...Al & Siena are kicking off a very merry Cusack-mas season with the John Cusack-led psychological thrillers IDENTITY (2003) x 1408 (2007)! Learn which beloved composer got... more
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The things they do with special effects these days! Al & Siena are staying on the path and strapping on stiletto nails to give you a piece of their minds about the lycanthropic lunacy of THE HOWLING (1981) x AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LO... more
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Love makes monsters of us all, and Al & Siena are losing their heads and gathering ghosts for the gothic romantic gore of SLEEPY HOLLOW (1999) x CRIMSON PEAK (2015). Hear how the Headless Horseman was filmed flying out of the Tree of ... more
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It's Halloween: everyone's entitled to one good scare as we celebrate Splice's TWO YEAR anniversary! You like blood? Violence? Beating the Boogeyman? Step into the Samhain Spirit with HALLOWEEN (1978) x HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES (2003). U... more
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This is word for word the cohost post about Charlie Kirk.
“Charlie Kirk, a right wing political 'activist' was shot in the neck today and died. The Internet screams: "graphic," "unwatchable."
"unimaginable terror"
For two years Gaza has lived through horrors that no words can hold
Children carrying other children in bloodied backpacks.
Bodies torn apart in buildings, shreds hanging.
Brains on the floor.
Burns too horrific to imagine.
Horror upon Horror.
And this is what's "too graphic"?
A man w... more
Loved your Fire Walk with Me episode:) Please consider doing episodes on each of David Lynch’s works, also each of Satoshi Kon’s works, & Audition. Your voice & takes on these works would be welcome & important!
The talking back and forth isn’t very crisp they meander talk a lot about themselves talk over each others. Lots of laughing at their own jokes and laughing and laughing but you won’t be laughing. Just talk about Prince of Darkness. There’s ten minutes of content and then tons of filler.
10/10 content if ur gay
These two amazing humans know their stuff, from the horror genre to cinema history overall, and share it with us through the queer gaze. The chemistry between these longtime BFFs is what really makes this pod shine in an already crowded industry. Sponsored by GRRM's Jean Cocteau Cinema and Beastly Books, the creative ambience of this historic building oozes all throughout this podcast. You can sample the visuals as well on Siena and Al's accompanying YouTube channel! Adam Bomb approved!
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A unique exploration of horror cinema that blends classic films with contemporary works, this podcast discusses everything from practical effects to cultural influences within the genre. Hosts share in-depth analyses of iconic films, weaving together personal anecdotes, historical context, and engaging commentary. Listeners can expect lively discussions surrounding classic horror tales, modern gore, and a rich blend of humor and critique, making the show a vibrant platform for fans of horror film history and theory. These narratives also highlight significant themes such as mental health, identity, and societal critiques, offering thoughtful reflections and connections among various movies.
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