Hey y'all, this week's episode is sponsored by Yellow Veil Pictures.

Following debuts at Panic Fest and Brooklyn Horror Fest, Rachel Cain's haunting sci-fi thriller,

Somnium is now available.

Set in an experimental sleep clinic hidden deep within L.A.'s outskirts,

Somnium follows Gemma, played by Chloe Levine,

and aspiring actress who undergoes dream manipulation therapy that promises confidence and clarity,

but instead unearths something far more sinister.

As her reality fragments, ambition gives way to hallucination, obsession, and madness, madness, madness.

What begins a psychological therapy spirals into a nightmarish descent that blurs the lines between dreams, delusion, and identity.

See what morbidly beautiful called an engaging thought-provoking film that blends the beauty

of dreams with the haunting terror of nightmares.

And film threat prays for how it balances reality and dreams perfectly, making their

collision all the more impactful.

Somnium is now available on iTunes, Amazon, Google, and other major VOD outlets.

Our other sponsor this week is Vail, a heart-stopping new novel from beloved author Jonathan Jans,

in which our world is terrorized by an invisible evil.

When high school teacher John Calhoun's family is abducted by these unseen monsters,

he volunteers for an experimental treatment that may help lift the veil,

allowing him to see the other side and possibly get his family back. Desperate to save his family,

John enlist the help of some new friends, but with people continuing to vanish in broad daylight,

hope may still be lost, because nothing can save you from what you can't see. Don't miss this

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