Heather Langenkamp Talks Freddy, Final Girls, and Finding Power in Nancy
TL;DR: In this exclusive interview, Heather Langenkamp talks about her role as Nancy in A Nightmare on Elm Street, challenges the “final girl” trope, and shares how I Am Nancy helped her embrace her horror legacy. If you’re a fan of horror—especially A Nightmare on Elm Street—then the name Heather Langenkamp probably resonates with you […]
Meet Borah!: The Witch of Salem Spreading Joy, Sass, and Healing
If you’ve ever walked the haunted streets of Salem in October or stumbled into a horror convention packed with excitement, chances are you’ve seen — or heard — the one and only Borah! With a cackle that can shake cobblestones and a heart as big as their cauldron, Borah! has become a legend in the […]
The Gospel According to Peaches Christ
When Peaches Christ steps into a room, it’s not just a visual experience—you can actually feel the energy shift. Something wonderfully campy, delightfully spooky, and utterly spectacular has just made its entrance. In this episode of Horror Heals, we had the privilege of hosting the queen of cult cinema herself, diving deep into how horror […]
Son of a Witch: How Horror Helps Us Defy Gravity
Horror goes beyond mere jump scares and monsters. For many, it serves as a lifeline—a means to process pain, forge connections, and even discover empowerment in the face of adversity. This week’s episode of the Horror Heals podcast, titled Son of a Witch Is Defying Gravity, explores how one individual’s passion for witches and horror […]
The 10 Best Horror Podcasts on Spotify and YouTube
Horror enthusiasts, get excited! If you’re in search of spine-chilling stories, eerie true accounts, or conversations about the therapeutic aspects of horror, podcasts have become the preferred medium for those who love the eerie and unsettling. With platforms like Spotify and YouTube brimming with horror content, there’s something for every kind of horror lover. From […]
Goosebumps, Nostalgia, and Why We Love Horror
Do you remember the excitement of picking up a Goosebumps book, gazing at its vivid, eerie cover while chills ran down your spine? If you grew up in the 90s, chances are you do. In this episode of Horror Heals, Corey and Kendall welcome the ultimate 90s kid—Jarid, also known as @90sKidLibrary. Jarid’s love for […]
Black Christmas: The Holiday Horror That Changed Everything
When discussing horror films, Black Christmas occupies a uniquely chilling spot in cinema history. Released in 1974 and directed by Bob Clark, this Canadian slasher redefined the genre by introducing a sense of atmospheric dread, unforgettable visuals, and themes that remain disturbingly relevant even 50 years later. For horror enthusiasts and film aficionados alike, Black […]
Exploring Haunted Histories with Troy Taylor, Author of Over 150 Books on the Paranormal
Few names resonate in the realm of haunted histories and paranormal storytelling quite like Troy Taylor, author. As a skilled writer, historian, and curator of the American Oddities Museum, Troy Taylor—who has penned over 150 books—has enchanted readers and fans for many years. In this two-part episode of the Horror Heals podcast, Corey and Kendall […]
The Positive Effects of Watching Horror Movies
Corey’s Perspective: Screaming, Smiling, and Healing “I’ve always had a passion for horror. There’s something enchanting about the adrenaline rush that comes when the music intensifies, the shadows loom, and the monster finally appears. But horror isn’t solely about jump scares and eerie creatures. It’s about catharsis. Watching horror films allows us to confront our […]
Coltan Scrivner: The Scientist Exploring Why Horror Scares—and Heals—Us
Why do people choose to scare themselves? What makes horror villains like Freddy Krueger so memorable? And can fear—something we usually try to avoid—actually benefit our mental health? Dr. Coltan Scrivner, a behavioral scientist who specializes in the psychology of horror and morbid curiosity, has devoted his career to exploring these intriguing questions. Dr. Scrivner’s […]