Rachel Rice

The Horror Queens return to discuss Eric’s all-time favorite horror movie! Bernard Rose’s 1992 slasher film delves deep into myths, stories and racial disparities. To skip the plot synopsis, jump to 20:33.

The suspense is ratcheted up to an 11 in this movie where making a sound means almost certain death. Eric and Rachel parse this movie’s thrills, flaws and argue about its concept. If you’d like to skip the plot summary, jump to 17:16.

It’s low-budget, it’s rough around the edges, and it’s genuinely scary - director Sam Raimi launched his career with this horror classic when he was just 20 years old, with his good buddy Bruce Campbell in the starring role. Eric and Rachel geek out…

This movie directed by Natalie Erika James confronts our deep-seated fear of getting old and envisions dementia as the winding passages of a moldy old house… The Horror Queens break down the themes in this one starting at 9:10.

There are more questions than answers throughout most of this beautifully shot South Korean film about repressed guilt and trauma. This is the first foreign language horror film analyzed on the Horror Queens podcast, and Rachel and Eric hunt down the…

Jordan Peele’s doppelganger horror movie is creepy, hilarious and beautifully orchestrated. The Horror Queens talk about the film’s meaning, dig up a few Easter eggs hidden throughout and discuss the actors’ process for playing two diametrically…

He’s obsessed and he has you trapped… but maybe you’re just crazy. Rachel and Eric go deep on this stalker thriller, discussing for-profit mental health facilities, the traits of stalkers and the impact on victims. If you’d like to skip our plot…

This action-packed zombie thriller puts Natives at the center of the story and carries some heavy themes, and several gallons of blood and guts. The Horror Queens discuss generational trauma and a few zombie movie tropes. If you prefer to skip the…