A new era dawns as we watch a movie about man-eating slugs, and that’s about it. Join us as we talk about our favorite kinds of blood, the merits of modern technology, renaissance paintings, slusbandry, and little slug teeth. No sources for this episode because maybe the real slugs were the friends we made along the way.
Content warnings for this episode include: sexual assault, strobe/flashing lights, other (graphic) sexual content, worms and slugs, fire/burning, amputation, electrocution, gore, animal endangerment and implied animal death, eye trauma, parasites, and alcoholism
12 Sept 2021
4- Return of the Living Dead
After an extended hiatus, a change of movie, and a new philosophy on podcasting, we are back with 1985's Return of the Living Dead! This is another essay-less episode, but there's some great writing on this movie out there.
Content warnings for the movie include: zombism, emetophobia/vomit, comedic animal death, nudity/sexual content, suicide, burning, police violence, bombs/nukes, needles, and themes of mass death, infection, and militarism.
10 Apr 2021
3- Horror of Dracula
After a change of movie, in this episode we discuss HORROR OF DRACULA (1958), in what is by far our messiest episode yet!
Content warnings for the discussion of Dracula (1931) are antisemitism, sexual assault, and ableism, especially against mentally ill people. This conversation ends at 11:09.
Content warnings for the movie we did watch are violence/blood, child endangerment, burns/burning, sickness, themes of possession/addiction, and themes of sexual assault.
No material referenced this episode!
27 Mar 2021
2- The Bride of Frankenstein
Episode 2 is all about Frankenstein's goofier, gayer sibling, The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), also directed by James Whale.
Also, we would like to apologize for Dorian's mic issues this week. It should be fixed by next week, but that's what's up with all the static!
Content warnings for the film include violence, fire/burning, drowning, religion/Christianity unrealistic medical trauma.
Themes that may be distressing include ableism and homophobia.
Material Referenced:
Film Sissies, essay by Gary Morris
The Celluloid Closet, revised edition, Vito Russo, pg. 50
Sexual Subversion: Bride of Frankenstein, essay by Gary Morris
Monsters in the Closet, Harry M. Benshoff, pg. 49
13 Mar 2021
1- Frankenstein
Our first movie is Frankenstein (1931), directed by James Whale.
Content warnings for the film include violence, fire/burning, death of a child, needles, unrealistic medical trauma, and drowning. Additional content warnings for our discussion include religion/Christianity, mob violence, and transphobia.
Material Referenced:
Dissecting Queer Identities in “Frankenstein” by Digs Brown- Co-host of Genre Blind (podcast)
My Words to Victor Frankenstein by Susan Stryker
James Somerton’s Youtube Channel
28 Feb 2021
0- An Introduction
Join Casey (they/them) and Dorian (he/him) on their journey through the landscape of horror movies, from the perspectives of someone who watches movies, and someone who very much does not. In this episode, we discuss background, our goals for this podcast, and where we are going first.
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