This week's episode is all about 1984's "Children of the Corn", starring Peter Horton, Linda Hamilton, and John Franklin. Take a listen as Bri gives a chilling (sometimes, hilarious) reading of the synopsis, and rates the movie out of 5 stars. Keep up with Big, Black, And Scary Podcast by subscribing and rating us on your preferred listening platform, and follow us on social media; IG: @bigblackandscarypod, Twitter: @bigblackscarypo, and FB: @bigblackandscarypod.

Big, Black, and Scary is a Horror Podcast. But it's not your average Horror Podcast, it's a Black Ass Horror Podcast. Horror titles, both classic and new, are thoroughly researched, dissected, and presented in a Black, Millennial, Feminist, sometimes profanity-laced lens. The stories told in each episode are based on Horror books, films, music, and television shows written, performed, and created by black creators; as well as titles featuring black characters in predominantly white horror settings.

From the hood boogie men (there were a few) to the slasher films of yore (the black guy always dies first *facepalm*), Big, Black, And Scary Podcast is an in-depth, casual yet hella knowledgeable discussion of all things Black and Horror. The show will leave you with a deeper love and understanding of the modern black perspective of the Horror genre.

Listen every Monday as host Bri and her guests dissect classic horror films such as Candyman and Halloween, speculate and review new and past horror releases, muse over Hip Hop's obsession with all things scary, and tell the secrets of why the token black character always dies first.

This week's episode is all about 2018's "Hereditary", starring Toni Collette, Milly Shapiro, Gabriel Byrne, and Alex Wolff. Take a listen as Bri gives a chilling (yet, hilarious) reading of the synopsis, and rates the movie out of 5 stars. Keep up with Big, Black, And Scary Podcast by subscribing and rating us on your preferred listening platform, and follow us on social media; IG: @bigblackandscarypod, Twitter: @bigblackscarypo, and FB: @bigblackandscarypod.

Big, Black, and Scary is a Horror Podcast. But it's not your average Horror Podcast, it's a Black Ass Horror Podcast. Horror titles, both classic and new, are thoroughly researched, dissected, and presented in a Black, Millennial, Feminist, sometimes profanity-laced lens. The stories told in each episode are based on Horror books, films, music, and television shows written, performed, and created by black creators; as well as titles featuring black characters in predominantly white horror settings.

From the hood boogie men (there were a few) to the slasher films of yore (the black guy always dies first *facepalm*), Big, Black, And Scary Podcast is an in-depth, casual yet hella knowledgeable discussion of all things Black and Horror. The show will leave you with a deeper love and understanding of the modern black perspective of the Horror genre.

Listen every Monday as host Bri and her guests dissect classic horror films such as Candyman and Halloween, speculate and review new and past horror releases, muse over Hip Hop's obsession with all things scary, and tell the secrets of why the token black character always dies first.

This week's episode is Part 2 of the review of the Mike Flanigan directed Netflix Original "Midnight Mass" starring Kate Siegel, Zach Gilford, Hamish Linklater, and Henry Thomas. Take a listen as Bri gives a chilling reading of the synopsis of episodes 4-7, and rates the show out of 5 stars. Keep up with Big, Black, And Scary Podcast by subscribing and rating us on your preferred listening platform, and follow us on social media; IG: @bigblackandscarypod, Twitter: @bigblackscarypo, and FB: @bigblackandscarypod.

Big, Black, and Scary is a Horror Podcast. But it's not your average Horror Podcast, it's a Black Ass Horror Podcast. Horror titles, both classic and new, are thoroughly researched, dissected, and presented in a Black, Millennial, Feminist, sometimes profanity-laced lens. The stories told in each episode are based on Horror books, films, music, and television shows written, performed, and created by black creators; as well as titles featuring black characters in predominantly white horror settings.

From the hood boogie men (there were a few) to the slasher films of yore (the black guy always dies first *facepalm*), Big, Black, And Scary Podcast is an in-depth, casual yet hella knowledgeable discussion of all things Black and Horror. The show will leave you with a deeper love and understanding of the modern black perspective of the Horror genre.

Listen every Monday as host Bri and her guests dissect classic horror films such as Candyman and Halloween, speculate and review new and past horror releases, muse over Hip Hop's obsession with all things scary, and tell the secrets of why the token black character always dies first.