Tonight's episode of Fangoria's Colors of the Dark is brought to you by Welcome Villain Films and their new film Mind, Body, Spirit.

From Welcome Villain Films, the studio that brought you the horror hit Malum, as well as beaten to death and Hunter Kill Her, comes their newest nightmare, Mind, Body, Spirit, coming to Digital

on May 7th, directed by Alex Haynes and Matthew Miranda, and produced by Dan Asma.

Mind, Body Spirit, follows An Aya, an aspiring yoga influencer as she embarks on a ritual

practice left behind by her estranged grandmother.

What starts as a spiritual self-help guide quickly evolves into something much more sinister.

As Anya becomes increasingly obsessed with the mysterious power of the practice,

she unwittingly unleashes an otherworldly entity that begins to take control of her life and her videos.

Now Anya must race to unlock the truth before her dissent into madness threatens to consume her mind, body, and spirit.

During its festival tour with stops at Chattanooga Film Festival and unnamed Footage Fest,

mind-body spirit garnered praise from critics who call it a found footage version

of hereditary and a knockout found footage horror movie for the live stream era.

Experience the first ever yoga themed horror film and don't miss the film viewers have called

extremely frightening and upsetting.

Available on digital anywhere you rent or buy movies online, including Amazon Prime and Apple Plus on May 7th.

Thank you. movies online, including Amazon Prime and Apple Plus on May 7th. Hello and welcome to Fangoria's colors of the dark.

I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry, and with me is Kane wearing a snazzy Mario

Bava shirt tonight.

Regia did Mario Bava, written made by our friend from the other podcast, Mr. Brian Sauer. Mr. Brian Sauer. I need to order one of those shirts. They're really cool. The hot tip, though, so what he's doing is he's taking either the start or final credit from the actual movie. So he's getting fun, obscure ones. So you're actually getting the right design of the fonts. but the hot tip is I always pay the extra few bucks for the soft.

Super soft. Yeah, the super soft try blend or whatever. And it makes such a, like I love wearing them. Whenever I order the normal one, I wear it like once or twice and I'm like, eh. So this is. I am. Yeah, I do not get thick cotton. And I know that there are t-shirt companies out there that that's their thing is they want like the the super thick cotton. And I am all like that's why I love fright rags is they do like this super soft material and like our Fangoria shirts are so soft. I can't do that. I think metal and horror often worth a thick cotton style, right? A lot of shirts.

Yeah.

And I think when I was younger, I didn't mind that as much, but I just like comfort. Well, that was like the 80s. You wanted, like, the thicker cotton shirts. But yeah, I'm definitely not there. But hold on, my shirt. Oh, Sammy Kerr, who's a real heavy meddler. He's a real heavy meddler.

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