HeyJaredChloe’s Not Scared
Chloe’s Not Scared is a substack focusing on horror films, books, podcasts and more.
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28. Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) (opens the original)
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This is one extremely near and dear to my heart. I welcome my friend and fellow library person Jenni Schofield to talk about storytelling, fantasy, magic, and history through a discussion of one of our favorite movies of all time: Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth (2006). We go long about fairytales, how children are the future, the Spanish Civil War 101 (making Jenni dig out her knowledge from her degree in Spanish), Doug Jones, colors, the serendipitous discovery of stories, and more. I thi
27. Shocker (1989) (opens the original)
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It’s about time that I had another guest on from the Now Playing Network family! My guest is friend Jim Laczkowski, who is a librarian, writer, critic, musician and podcaster of Director’s Club and B-Side Me. And we have some shocking news! Not only are we covering the Wes Craven flick Shocker (1989) on this episode, but we are also getting together on Director’s Club to discuss Wes Craven more broadly (so check that out on th
The 13 Horror Books That Made Me (opens the original)
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Pretty much since I could comprehend fiction, I was into horror. My dad read Brother’s Grimm to me, I sought out stories about witches and Halloween, and my mom always had Unsolved Mysteries on in the background. But it wasn’t until grad school when I began noticing my peers embracing their own nerdiness and fandoms that I really began to reconnect with the horror genre in a serious way.In 2021, Chloe’s Not Scared started with a Wordpress and a bookish Instagram (right when many millennials star
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