This episode, Kalid and Joe get folkloric! We’re joined by writer, podcaster, and all around creative force, Wi-Moto Nyoka, to talk about her upcoming short film (titled, Affordable Housing), while also geeking out about the 2020 French-language supernatural slasher, Kandisha, inspired by Moroccan folklore. Kandisha is directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo.

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Featured Guest:

Wi-Moto Nyoka is an AfroMexicana horror & sci-fi writer. She is an Ignyte Award Winner for her podcast Black Women Are Scary and the founder of Dusky Projects, producing genre projects for young adult and adult audiences. Her next published work, "And Then I Wake Up", can be found in Latin American Shared Stories from Flame Tree Publishing, available this spooky season. Check out Dusky Projects on Patreon for the exclusive film that goes with it!

References:

Ro & the Stardust

Kandisha Review - Paste Magazine

Aisha Qandicha - Wikipedia

Under the Hoof of the Merciless Kandisha - The Austin Chronicle

“Kandisha” Interview with co-directors and co-writers Alexandre Bustillo, Julien Maury - FlimCraziest

‘Kandisha’: A Feminist Slasher? - Dread Central (from Wi-Moto Nyoka)

Interview with a Vampire

Defiance

Dark Winds

Death Match (Shudder)

The Thicket (Tubi)

Latin American Shared Stories

Dusky Patreon

Black Women Are Scary

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