In the very first full episode of The Horror and Her, I am joined by the brilliant Mary Muñoz - podcaster - writer and genre fan to talk about the film that hooked her on horror.

Horrogin Story - Alfred Hitchcocks Psycho (1960)

We chat about what it meant to discover Psycho for the first time and what it means to her still. From the intimacy of fear to the art of sound we discuss how horrors's sensory power can feel like coming home and why the genres outsiders so often feel like our people.

Guest Bio + Links - Mary Muñoz

Editor & Podcaster - https://www.moviescramble.co.uk

Content Creator - https://www.moviescramble.co.uk/

Regular guest on :

WellGoodMovies https://open.spotify.com/show/65vc0fESwX88CXT1AJqzPl?si=d9f594bd97fb448d

Vampire Videos

https://open.spotify.com/show/6pCIOIvZm7ocbSyS2YpGKJ?si=c01510bd31944754

Modern Horror

https://open.spotify.com/show/3MgKxFNxa916hl2zqrN2tp?si=f37f4a62e0cd4e78

The Horror and Her is part of the Film Stories Podcast Network.

Hosted, produced, and edited by Emma Arneil.

Theme music: “Red Skies, Laugh Now.

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horror stays with us, shapes us, and sometimes even saves us.