FolknHell is the camp-fire you shouldn’t have wandered up to: a loud, spoiler-packed podcast where three unapologetic cine-goblins – host Andy Davidson and his horror-hungry pals David Hall & Dave Houghton, decide two things about every movie they watch: 1, is it folk-horror, and 2, is it worth your precious, blood-pumping time. Armed with nothing but “three mates, a microphone, and an unholy amount of spoilers” Intro-transcript the trio torch-walk through obscure European oddities, cult favourites and fresh nightmares you’ve never heard of, unpacking the myths, the monsters and the madness along the way. Their rule-of-three definition keeps every discussion razor-sharp: the threat must menace an isolated community, sprout from the land itself, and echo older, folkloric times. Each episode opens with a brisk plot rundown and spoiler warning, then erupts into forensic myth-picking, sound-design geekery and good-natured bickering before the lads slap down
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Signup to Generate a PitchFolknHell is the camp-fire you shouldn’t have wandered up to: a loud, spoiler-packed podcast where three unapologetic cine-goblins, host Andy Davidson and his horror-hungry pals David Hall & Dave Houghton, decide two things about every movie they watch: 1, is it folk-horror, and 2, is it worth your precious, blood-pumping time.
Recent episodes include "Hereditary" (29 October 2026, 56 minutes), "The Borderlands" (1 October 2026, 56 minutes), and "Loner" (17 September 2026, 72 minutes).
FolknHell publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for FolknHell is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. FolknHell requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. FolknHell's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for FolknHell are Film & Video. FolknHell has a tv audience.
FolknHell is a tv podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Episode #34
Ari Aster’s Hereditary starts with a funeral and somehow finds several worse places to go. FolknHell talks miniatures, grief, ritual, Paimon, a house with no air in it and whether this ferocious family nightmare really...
Episode #32
FolknHell heads to a remote Devon church for Elliot Goldner’s found-footage horror The Borderlands , also known as Final Prayer . There are Vatican sceptics, far too many explanations about cameras, an older belief...
Episode #31
Charlie Robb’s Loner (2025) drops a lonely, deeply unreliable vlogger into the Northumbrian woods and lets social-media fakery collide with something that may be older, hungrier and considerably less interested in...
Episode #30
Mark Jenkin’s Rose of Nevada gives FolknHell a lost fishing boat, a thirty-year time slip, suspiciously dead fish and a surprisingly strong case for Cornish folk horror. Andy, David and Dave agree on the film. The...
Episode #29
FolknHell tackles Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), its still-shocking violence, suspicious barbecue and surprisingly solid claim to American folk horror. Also, this is Take Two because somebody forgot...
Episode #28
Bol and Rial escape South Sudan, enter the British asylum system and discover that trauma has followed them into the wallpaper. FolknHell debate Remi Weekes's His House, its terrifying apeth and whether travelling...
Episode #27
FolknHell enters Robert Eggers’ The Witch (2016) with special guest Ian Winterton. Is this the perfect modern folk horror film, or does its Christian Devil complicate the usual ancient-threat rules? Expect Puritan...
Episode #26
FolknHell dig up The Blood On Satan’s Claw , Piers Haggard’s 1971 folk horror classic, originally released as Satan’s Skin, and ask, " Is it one of the true pillars of the genre, or just a disjointed rural nightmare...
Episode #25
A remote hotel. A haunted honeymoon suite. A chalk circle that really should have been finished properly. Hokum gives us scares, screams and one very busy dumbwaiter, but does it give us folk horror? In this episode the...
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