Episode 9: Professor Greg Singh on Play Safe Public Information Films

Do you remember the Play Safe and other public information films of the 1970s? Produced with the specific intention of terrifying young children, Professor Greg Singh, author of Black Mirror: Allegories for the Atomised andThe Death of Web 2.0: Ethics, Connectivity and Recognition in the Twenty-First Century, argues that these disturbing media artefacts should be considered horror.

Episode 8 of The Limits of Horror: Reece Goodall on Passengers

Is Passengers, the Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence-starring science fiction romance, more "Titanic in the stars" or "The Shining on a spaceship"? Dr Reece Goodall, author of French Horror: Industry, Society and Media, joins the podcast to discuss the horrific leanings of Morten Tyldum's Passengers (2016).

Episode 7 of The Limits of Horror: Rebecca Andrews on the Bond franchise

Does Bond ever go full horror? Rebecca Andrews from the "Do You Expect Us To Talk?" podcast talks Bond, body horror and where the franchise borrows from the horror genre.