EPISODE · Oct 23, 2026 · 59 MIN
Pop Horror
from Reel Talk · host Indie-Adam
In Pop Horror, Reel Talk host and filmmaker Adam R. Steigert shares a throwback interview with the hosts of PopHorror.com. The episode revisits an earlier conversation about his film career, placing Steigert in the role of interview subject. Questions from fans help shape the discussion, bringing audience interest in his films into an exchange about his work behind the camera. Among the featured projects is A Grim Becoming. The film becomes a point of reference as Steigert answers questions about his career and revisits work from his filmmaking history. Presented within an archival interview, this discussion gives Reel Talk viewers an opportunity to hear an earlier conversation about a production associated with the host. The interview also includes FANG, adding another of Steigert’s films to the retrospective. Alongside A Grim Becoming, it provides a focus for questions about his screen work. The discussion extends beyond these two titles to other films, connecting individual projects with the broader subject of his career. Fan questions are a central part of the interview’s format. Rather than presenting a chronological biography, the conversation approaches Steigert’s work through the subjects raised by viewers and the PopHorror.com hosts. Their questions provide openings for him to discuss films from his body of work and reflect on his experiences as a filmmaker. Sharing the conversation as a Reel Talk episode brings this earlier interview into the show’s collection of filmmaking discussions. It also offers a different perspective on its regular host, whose own career becomes the subject of the episode. Through the throwback footage, questions from fans, and discussion of A Grim Becoming, FANG, and other projects, Pop Horror presents a retrospective on Steigert’s work in film.
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