Autumn and Jake of the Slicin’ up Eyeballs podcast invited Justine Peres Smith (Ebert, Little White Lies, National Post), Scout Tafoya (Ebert, Los Angeles Review of Books) and me to discuss our favorite films of 2018.
Books in the Freezer includes Darkest Hours in their Best Books of 2018 list

Stephanie and Rachel are joined by Devin to discuss their reading year of 2018: successes, failures and everything in between. Also, Rachel has a huge announcement with regards to the podcast in 2019. This episode was recorded live, with the participation of their patrons.
Mike Thorn invited to SLEAZOIDS Podcast to discuss The Tingler (1959) and Corridors of Blood (1958)

The co-hosts of the Sleazoids Podcast (Josh Lewis and Jamie Miller) invited to talk about two films of my choice. The rules: they both had to be genre films (preferably one relatively “known” film and one I considered under-appreciated) and they both had to be pre-2000 releases. I went with The Tingler (1959) and Corridors of Blood (1958).
Guest Appearance on the Cinematary Podcast

I appeared on the latest episode of Cinematary‘s podcast to discuss my horror poll and The Rage: Carrie 2.
New Mike Thorn Story “Virus” on The NoSleep Podcast

“The Time-Out Doll” by Hasani Walker
My new internet-themed horror story “Virus” is featured on the latest episode of The NoSleep Podcast. Performed by Jessica McEvoy, Nichole Goodnight and Mike DelGaudio.
Executive producer and host: David Cummings
Musical score composer: Brandon Boone
Audio adaptation producers: Phil Michalski, Jeff Clement and Jesse Cornett
Darkest Hours on Books in the Freezer Episode 21: Canadian Horror

Darkest Hours is one of the books covered in Books in the Freezer Episode 21: Canadian Horror. Listen now!
Lovecraft eZine Podcast: Interview with Mike Thorn

On the latest episode of the Lovecraft eZine podcast, I talked about Darkest Hours, horror movies, Catholic school and other things.
Guest Appearance by Mike Thorn on English Major YOU

An English major can be a complex and confusing thing. Join Elias, Jaclyn, and Mike on English Major YOU to hear their stories on how to obtain and put an English major to good work. They talk about the important communication and analysis skills that the major will teach, and how those skills can be applied professionally.