In this episode, we take a closer look at The Shining, one of the most famous (and unsettling) horror films ever made. We talk about how Stephen King’s novel came to life, the real hotel that inspired the story, and how Stanley Kubrick turned it into something completely different.

The production itself was full of strange stories, like endless takes, tension on set, and moments that became legends in film history. We’ll go over what made the movie (and its production) so unique and how it’s still influencing horror today.

From the eerie atmosphere of the Overlook Hotel to Shelly Duval's unforgettable performance, this episode digs into why The Shining still gets under our skin after all these years.

This week on Girls with a Hobby, we dive deep into Mary Shelley's groundbreaking novel, Frankenstein - from the stormy night that sparked it all to Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited, deeply personal film adaptation.We discuss the real-life tragedies that shaped Shelley’s vision and the science and Romanticism behind the story.

Plus, we break down del Toro’s creative choices, Jacob Elordi’s intense transformation into the Creature, and why Oscar Isaac’s Victor Frankenstein might be your new favorite villain.

Light a candle and cozy up as we dive into the fascinating world of Frankenstein.

Uncover the terrifying truth behind The Conjuring in this deep dive into the real-life events that inspired the film. Join us as we explore the story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, the famous paranormal investigators who helped the Perron family confront a dark and malevolent presence in their Rhode Island farmhouse.

We’ll reveal chilling real-life moments from the Perron family’s haunting experience and share eerie stories from the film’s production. We'll even dive into the films fascinating production, like how The Conjuring was shot in chronological order.

Come with us as we discover why the scariest part of the movie isn’t what’s on screen, but what happened behind the scenes.

In this weeks episode, we break down the new horror film, 'Weapons.' We explore whether it's truly based on real events, dive into behind-the-scenes details, and share the Aunt Gladys theory that may change the way you look at the film forever.

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Sorry this episode took a little longer to get to you — Superman would’ve been faster, but we promise it’s worth the wait. From the pages of Action Comics in 1938 to the big screen in 2025, the Man of Steel has soared through every era of pop culture. In this episode, we trace the history of Superman and his impact over the decades, then head behind the scenes of the new movie for some fun details — including David Corenswet stepping into (and ripping) Henry Cavill’s old suit.

Before he was a meme icon or a karaoke king, Shrek was a strange little picture book—and his path to the big screen was anything but ordinary. In this episode, we dive deep into the origins of everyone’s favorite ogre, from the obscure 1990 children’s book by William Steig to the chaotic casting changes (including the surprising actor originally slated to voice Shrek). We explore the behind-the-scenes hiccups, the legacy of Chris Farley’s unfinished performance, and how a troubled production gave birth to a fairytale classic that flipped the genre on its head. Grab your torches and pitchforks—we’re going to the swamp.

Scooby-Doo has been solving mysteries for over 50 years—but what makes this meddling gang so timeless? In this episode, we dig into the staying power of Scooby-Doo, how Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scoob have evolved over the decades, and the fun (and sometimes bizarre) fan theories that keep the Mystery Machine rolling. Whether you’re a hardcore Scooby fan or just in it for the snacks, come with us as we unpack this mystery.

From The Great Gatsby to Diary of a Wimpy Kid’s Greg Heffley, pop culture has always had a soft spot for the morally messy. This week, Taya and Gabi dive into the rise of the anti-hero — what makes them so lovable, how they’ve shaped modern media, and why Marvel might be positioning them as *The New Avengers. Are we tired of flawless superheroes, or have we always been rooting for the rogue? Tune in for a deep dive into the anti-hero’s legacy and some behind-the-scenes insight on Marvel’s latest installment, Thunderbolts*.

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