This week we sit down with writer/director Camille Griffin to talk about her debut feature film, the darkly comedic satire of British Christmas films Silent Night. The film is currently streaming on VOD and if you enjoy your dark comedic pitch black, you don't want to miss the film. After we talk about her horror history and how she didn't plan on making a horror film with Silent Night, we then talk about the film that scarred her as a kid. When the Wind Blows is an animated movie about nuclear holocaust, if that gives you any indication of what's to come. The film is playing on Tubi (in the states) and is highly recommended by us...but hoo boy is it bleak AF. We talk about the era of nuclear proliferation films, the cheeky way Severin Films marketed their re-release of the film, the surprising connection between this film and Camille's debut feature and so much more.Follow Camille on Twitter. Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter. Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.