Strandgut der Woche

• Hypnobobs - Hypnogoria 84: King of the Castle
• The Black Dog Podcast - Episode 345: Serenity
• Screaming Queenz: Scream
• Lost in the Omiverse: Iron Man 3 (2013)
• Trekabout - Episode 284: Year of Hell, Part II / Random Thoughts
• SFFaudio Podcast: The Man Who Was Thursday by G.K. Chesterton
• Lovecraft eZine Videocast: Leeman Kessler 
• Tuning In - Episode 82: The X-Files, Kaddish / Unrequited
• The Twilight Zone Podcast: Five Characters in Search of An Exit
• NUTS4R2 bespricht Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri * Winchester * Paperbacks From Hell
• Movies Silently: Madame Tutli-Putli (2007) - A Silent Film Review von Fritzi Kramer
• Movies Silently: “You can’t do that in the movies!” or Censor Cuts from Winter of 1918
• Movies Silently: Silent Movie Stars Admire Themselves
• The Nitrate Diva: Murder in the Private Car (1934) and One Frightened Night (1935): A Double Feature for Mary Carlisle
• Once Upon A Screen: Donald Sutherland in Robert Redford’s Ordinary People (1980)
• Cinephilia & Beyond: A Conversation with François Truffaut: A Window into the Mind and Practices of the Pillar of the French New Wave
• Diabolique Magazine: Legacies of Sade: 50 years since The Libertine (1968) von Joseph E. Dwyer
• Diabolique Magazine: Death Meets Me Fast: Val Lewton’s Early Horror Films von Samm Deighan
• A Year in the Country: Chapter 6 Book Images: Folk Horror Roots – From But a Few Seedlings Did a Great Forest Grow
• Celluloid Wicker Man: Interview: David Gladwell on Cinema and Requiem For A Village
• Open Culture: The Film Posters of the Russian Avant-Garde
• Lovecraft eZine: Mark E. Smith, Post-Punk Icon and Lifelong Acolyte of Weird Fiction von Acep Hale
• The Public Domain Review: Illustrating Carnival: Remembering the Overlooked Artists Behind Early Mardi Gras von Allison C. Meier
• Open Culture: The Female Pioneers of the Bauhaus Art Movement: Discover Gertrud Arndt, Marianne Brandt, Anni Albers & Other Forgotten Innovators
• Open Culture: Before the Bookmobile: When Librarians Rode on Horseback to Deliver Books to Rural Americans During the Great Depression