Unquiet spirits have gathered once again.

All the Hants B.R.s, Volume 2, brings together 24 films representing 18 countries,

for more of the best-loved, rarely seen, thought-lost, and brand-new classics of folk horror,

most making their international

and or North American disc debuts, including the worldwide disc premiere of the Severn Films

documentary, Susanna, the Queen of Black Magic, directed by David Gregory. You also get 55 plus

combined hours of new and archival special features, a 252-page hardcover of newly commissioned

folk horror fiction by luminaries that include Ramsey Campbell, Cassandra Kaugh, and Eden

Royce with illustrations by Drazen Kausjan, and much, much more.

All curated and produced by Woodlands, Dark, and Days Bewich, created Kayla Janice.

This fall, folk horror comes home.

For more info, visit severamfilms.com. Hello and welcome to Colors of the Dark.

I'm your co-hosts Rebecca McKendry and with me, the messy Elric Kane,

who needs to make his bed straighten his books and straighten his posters.

Hello, love.

How are you doing? How are you doing?

How are you doing? Welcome back from the UK. I was in London where I watched all those Jack the Ripper films and got to actually go walk

the Jack the Ripper walk. I actually, that was pretty exciting.

So they didn't, not everybody heard our Patreon show. So leading up to Elric's trip to

the UK, he covered like 13 Jack the Ripper films. I think it's 14 different Jack the Ripper things

because some were like TV shows, but mostly, yeah, it was at least 12 movies discovered a couple

good ones. And this was over on our Patreon show. So definitely go check out deep cuts and find that Jack the Ripper episode because there were some freaking gems in there. Okay, so you actually got to go to Whitechap. Yeah, Whitechapel was really cool. We just did a self-walk because we'd missed the timing for all the proper ones. But it is still pretty eerie in parts. I've got to say there's a couple, there's a one street that's still

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