XIII Death
We discuss the tarot card, XIII Death, in this episode of The Dark Corner podcast. First, Dave introduces spooky season with a Riff Raff impression. Also, Brandi and Dave stray into talking about bass guitar riffs. After that, we share news regarding a graphic novel. Additionally, we review some tv and film. Moreover, Dave presents the Dark Track of the episode and we shout out a couple of friends.
News
Our friend, Chris Bodily of Hatrobot, has created a graphic novel. Black Lantern is a Halloween themed comic book series. That is, it features a pumkinhead, a rockabilly witch, and a talking cat that can see ghosts. While the Kickstarter reached its goal, many rewards remain open until the 31st of October.
Reviews
First, we review the grounded science-fiction film, Ad Astra. Mainly, we contrast its internal story of father and son with its outer space setting. Also, we review a couple of creepy television shows. That is, we watch the first two episodes of Creepshow. We address both the pulp fiction and the existential horror elements of this anthology series. Meanwhile, Brandi celebrates the practical effect. Also, we watch the first two episodes of Evil. In this CBS series, a forensic psychologist aids a couple of assessors as they investigate religious claims of possession and miracles.
The Dark Track
Arts of Erebus perform Death Shall Have No Dominion (Vocal Mix) from On the Edge of Insanity (CD Edition). Arts of Erebus call both France and Germany home. They perform emotional gothic rock throughout Central Europe.
The Tarot: XIII Death
First, the tarot provides a useful tool for meditation. Second, The Death card suggests a transformation and very rarely an actual, physical death. In the point, we explore the symbolism of the Death card. That is, we explain the skeleton, the white horse, and the dead king to name just a few symbols. Also, we delve into the card’s numerology. Finally, we point out representations of death in pop culture.
Shout Outs
Dave shouts out a twitter follower and nonbinary Trek fan, @linearexistence. Also, Brandi shouts out our friend and improv coach, Matthew Tse. Happy Birthday, Matt!
