In this chilling episode of Vox Macabre, Kit Mann dives deep into three horror films that explore the unsettling and the unknown. First up is Barbarian (2022), a modern horror that subverts expectations and keeps the audience on edge with its unexpected twists and dark narrative. Kit dissects the film's layered story, examining how it blends horror with psychological tension to create a truly unique experience. Next, the focus shifts to The Hallow (2015), a film rooted in Irish folklore that brings ancient forest spirits to life. Kit explores the film’s use of practical effects and its ecological horror themes, discussing how the film’s setting and atmosphere contribute to its eerie and unsettling tone. Finally, Kit takes us back to the 1970s with Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (1971), a cult classic that delves into the fragile line between reality and madness. Kit breaks down the film's psychological horror elements and its exploration of mental illness, isolation, and paranoia. This episode also features a spine-tingling Campfire Tale about a seemingly harmless hat that keeps reappearing with ominous implications. As always, Kit answers listener questions, diving into the psychological aspects of horror and discussing the lasting impact of iconic horror films and tropes. Tune in to Episode 34 of Vox Macabre for a deep dive into horror that’s sure to leave you questioning what’s lurking in the shadows.