So many streaming services, so many unhinged little horror gems, and somehow still not enough time.

This month on Slasher & the Final Girls, we’re diving into indie horror. The weird, scrappy, beautiful, deeply upsetting corner of the genre where the budgets are smaller, the vibes are stranger, and the emotional damage is usually handmade. We’re talking It Follows, They Look Like People, Backrooms, Green Room, The Void, November, Maeve Fly by CJ Leede, and more.

Expect cursed hookups, cosmic nightmares, punk bands making terrible booking decisions, animated zombies, existential dread, body horror, black-and-white folk weirdness, and at least one movie that made us say, “I don’t think I got it, but I respect the chaos.”

Grab a snack, clear your watchlist, and come hang out while we break down what we watched, read, loved, hated, and emotionally survived this month.

This month, we’re trading jump scares for folk songs, flower crowns, sabotaged seaplanes, and one very bad May Day itinerary. Join us as we wander into The Wicker Man, where the villagers are friendly, the rituals are fertile, and the harvest demands a little more than rain. We’re breaking down the forensics of fire, the psychology of sacrifice, and why cheerful singing around a giant wicker effigy is, actually, a huge red flag.

So many streaming services, but so little time! Hang out with us while we discuss what horror shows, movies, and books we watched, read, and listened to for Witchy, Occult, and Folk Horror.