Hello everybody Mike here just a quick heads up before we get into this week's

episode a little announcement to say that this is going to be the last episode of

evolution of horror for a while we're going to be taking a little mid-season break we're not going to be gone for long. We will be back

hopefully by the end of October, but the next few weeks are pretty hectic. There's a

lot going on. I'm in the middle of a big house move and various

other bits and pieces which means that unfortunately we just do not have the time to churn out

weekly episodes over the next few weeks. However, as I mentioned we will be back

prior to the spookiest day of the year at some point just before Halloween to continue our

journey through the mind and body series.

But have no fear if you are a Patreon subscriber, you will continue to receive weekly episodes.

That's because the Patreon episodes have already been recorded and

edited and they are just a little bit quicker and easier to put out than the main episodes.

So even though we're in a mid-season hiatus here on the main feed, you can head on over to

Patreon.com slash evolution of horror if you want to continue hearing weekly

content. But for now, please enjoy this week's episode as we delve into two incredible psychological horror films. Oh, 1997 Fred Madison is a handsome successful musician who lives in a big house in

LA with his beautiful wife Renee. On paper everything great, but something's troubling Fred.

He's suffering from constant headaches.

He's receiving strange ominous videotapes in the mail, and he's becoming increasingly suspicious that his wife

might be deceiving him. But it's one particular morning when a mysterious stranger comes to his door with a message

that Fred finds himself slowly but surely descending into a world of pain, paranoia and madness. Join me as we continue our journey through the mind and body and we discuss two explorations of male madness,

Jacob's Ladder, and Lost Highway.

We've met before, haven't we?

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