From eerie folklore to contemporary nightmares, these must-watch movies provide a haunting glimpse into Indigenous perspectives on fear and the supernatural.
WHERE TRADITION MEETS TERROR
We believe that the power of horror lies not only in its ability to thrill and frighten but also in its capacity to reflect the complexities and diverse experiences of humanity.
On this episode we read listener stories and we talk about aliens, alien abductions, and more.
On this episode we read listener stories and we talk about aliens, alien abductions, and more.
In a candid interview with Grim Native, the members of Narbona, a Navajo metal band from Gallup, New Mexico, shared their journeys, the influence of their heritage on their music, and their
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Never Whistle At Night with Shane Hawk June 24, 2023| by Johnnie Jae|1 min read Indigenous horror writer Shane Hawk discusses his upcoming anthology “Never Whistle at Night,” which features 27 original stories from established and emerging writers. Hawk talks about the process of putting the anthology together and his love of horror. The conversation covers the impact of COVID-19 and trauma in native communities, using art and music as outlets for emotions, and the importance of acknowledging Native American contributions to pop culture. The speakers express their hopes for a long-running anthology series featuring Native American writers. “Never Whistle