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Now. Welcome back to the evolution of horror. My name is Mike Munza and as ever, I am your host. In this podcast, we explore and dissect the history and the evolution of the horror

genre, one subgenre at a time. We are currently in the middle of our 11th season, exploring the

evolution of man-made monsters. And this is part 35. We have nearly reached the end of the series.

We only have one pair of movies to discuss in depth,

and that's going to be next week. So this week, we're just taking the time to recommend a few

other lesser-known man-made monsters movies. It's an also-round's episode. This means it will be

completely spoiler-free. We won't be discussing anything in depth. We are just going to be giving you a series of

quickfire recommendations, and I will try and let you know where you can stream in the UK, at least,

each of the movies that we recommend. A quick reminder that as we are approaching the end of the

series, I need your top 10 man-made monsters movies. You've only got a few days left

to submit your list. Voting closes on the 30th of April. So please head to the attached

Google form in the show notes, or you can go to Evolutionofhorror.com forward slash vote. And there you

can send me some feedback if you want. I mean, that's optional.

You can also ask me a mailbag question if you like. That is also optional. But I will be responding

to feedback and questions in the final episode. And you can also submit your top 10 man-made

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