The Horror Clurb

In this episode Doaa sits down with horror author Phrique and they chat about his journey as an author of colour, hot takes on Send Help and the upcoming event Slay the Lake.

In this episode, Doaa shares her thoughts and hot takes on tokenism in Send Help.If you’re a fellow neurodivergent that enjoys non-linear storytelling, you’re gonna feel at home with my her reviews

Doaa chats with award-winning director Oliver Cox, the writer and director behind the indie British horror Lure, a unique crossover between Saw and The Bachelorette.They dive into his filmmaking journey, the inspiration behind the film, and so much more.

Horror That Heals is a weekly series where Doaa offers gentle somatic exercises to help regulate your nervous system after watching horror movies. New episodes drop every Monday.In this episode, you’ll soothe your nervous system through grounding movement, including jumping and shaking to release tension and ease your body and mind.(Doaa is a somatic yoga teacher who creates unique healing experiences ranging from high-energy twerking yoga to bedtime restorative)

In this episode, Doaa offers gentle pranayama (breathwork) and grounding somatic exercises to let your nervous system know you are safe. This practice is best experienced laying down.(Do NOT play while driving)

Ever watched a horror movie that really messed you up? Doaa is here to help regulate your nervous system in this weekly series using gentle somatic practices. Expect to giggle, jiggle, and shake off any lingering stress in your body.(Unfortunately the video version of this series is ONLY available on Spotify)

In this episode, Doaa chats with Chris Paicely about his horror short The Girl in the Street. They talk about his creative journey, his vision as an indie Black filmmaker, and what drew him to horror storytelling.

In this episode, Doaa chats with filmmaker and screenwriter Sade Sellers about her short film Picture, pop culture moments, and their shared love for Paris.Tune in and hear two Black women uplifting each other and making their dreams happen.

In this episode, Doaa chats with Canadian filmmaker Connor Marsden about his feature debut Violence, premiering at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival on October 19th.

In this episode, Doaa sits down with award-winning Producer Jennifer Holness. They chat about Jennifer's journey in the film industry as a black female producer, her latest production 40 Acres and the challenges and triumphs of Black Canadian Cinema.

In this episode, Doaa interviews Jeffrey Reddick , the creator of the Final Destination  franchise. They talk about how he revolutionized the horror genre as a gay biracial trailblazer, and dive into his inspiring origin story, filled with hope, passion, and a reminder to never give up on your dreams.This episode is epic, y’all. Don’t miss it!

Are you a neurodivergent that who zones out during movie reviews? Don't worry, I got you.I am doing a series of 60 second movie reviews and they're all spoiler free.This one is about Slay, an incredible horror comedy about a group of Drag Queen fighting vampires. This one was hard to do in 60 seconds because I loved it and its message so much.Go watch on Tubi right meow! Let me know in the comments if there's a movie you'd like me to review! (Reviews by: Doaa Magdy)

Are you a neurodivergent that who zones out during movie reviews? Don't worry, I got you.I am doing a series of 60 second movie reviews and they're all spoiler free.This one is about Dangerous Animals , an Australian shark movie that you gotta add to your watchlist.Let me know in the comments if there's a movie you'd like me to review! (Reviews by: Doaa Magdy)

Hello world! This is Doaa your host and the Founder of Horror in Seconds. In this impromptu, unscripted episode I talk a little bit about myself and what to expect from this podcast and its unique format.Most importantly I am sharing my journey with you as a reminder for y’all to keep going and follow your dreams. NEVER GIVE UP. Give it a listen and let’s connect and build an amazing community together.

In this episode, Doaa sits down with Brandon Espy, the director of Mr. Crocket, to explore his unique vision in both film and photography. They dive into his creative process, and how he powerfully frames Blackness as a universal experience in his storytelling.

In this episode Doaa sits down with the Director of Grafted, Sasha Rainbow, and they dive deep into the horrors of being in a female body and so much more.This convo is a must-listen especially for female horror lovers who want to feel both inspired and empowered.Follow Sasha on IG: @itssasharainbow

In this episode, Doaa chats with multi-talented artist Lady Shasha, a Gen X latchkey kid whose love for horror was sparked by her grandmother and Saturday afternoon chills. From Connecticut to Florida, she takes us through her unique horror journey, blending cosplay, commentary, and culture via her thriving YouTube channel. Don’t miss this rich convo on fandom, fashion, and fearless storytelling in the horror world!Find her on IG, TikTok and Youtube: @horrorfreqHer website is: whatdidijustwatch.com

In this episode, Doaa chats with  Josh Ruben — director of the horror rom-com slasher Heart Eyes.They talk about how he subverts the representation of Black men in horror, his transition from sketch comedy to indie horror, and what drives his unique storytelling voice.Plus, Josh drops some wisdom for our emerging BIPOC filmmakers creating movies with just their phones.

In this episode, Doaa chats with Spanish filmmaker Caye Casas and they delve into his journey from illustrator to award-winning director, the indie scene in Spain, and the recurring themes of religion, abuse, and dark humour in his films.This interview is in Spanish.