Reel Lit Podcast
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<p>Reel Lit is a semi-academic look into works of literature and their adaptation into film, hosted by McKenzie and Stephen, two film enthusiasts who also moonlight as college lecturers.</p>
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6/19/2024
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Recent Episodes
October 31, 2025
Parliament after Dark: Hooting about Slumber Party Massacre
<p>Grab your daiquiris and power drills! the Owls are back for a night of synth-soaked screams and feminist subtext. Stephen and McKenzie turn their gaze (and talons) toward Amy Holden Jones’s The Slumber Party Massacre, the Roger Corman–produced cult classic that manages to be both sleazy and strangely self-aware.</p><p>They dissect the world’s least convincing basketball scene, two hapless Peeping Toms who get exactly what they deserve, and a killer who wields his drill like a Freudian thesis statement. McKenzie highlights how the film’s female characters, from Trish and Valerie to Coach Jana, emerge surprisingly competent, kind, and capable in a genre that usually punishes them for existing.</p><p>Come for the feminist analysis, stay for the snail-smashing neighbor, and the longest shower scene this side of Psycho..</p><p><strong>Theme music:</strong> “City of Neon Lights” by Turtle Beats </p><p><strong>Produced by:</strong> Mordecai Myles for Owls of Pallas Productions</p>
September 11, 2025
"That Is Mahogany!": The Hunger Games
<p>The odds are in our favor this week as Reel Lit enters the arena with Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games (2008) and its 2012 film adaptation. Stephen and McKenzie welcome very special guest Dr. Sidney Blaylock (UNA Department of English) for a conversation about tributes, the Reaping, and the blurred line between performance and survival.</p><p>We cover it all: Katniss’s missing inner monologue, Jennifer Lawrence’s remarkable facial acting, Effie Trinket’s bonkers Capitol energy, Wes Bentley’s villainous beard, and why the Cornucopia opening sequence still shocks. From panopticons to nightlock berries, spectacle to surveillance, this film is, as Stephen puts it, “scholar catnip, Katniss.”</p><p>May the odds be ever in your favor, and Panopticon (just in case).</p>
June 4, 2025
"Aim Careful & Look the Devil in the Eye": Sin City
Hosts Stephen and McKenzie analyze Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez’s *Sin City*, exploring its visual style, complicated themes, and moral ambiguities, while also considering the film's problematic elements.
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<p>Reel Lit is a semi-academic look into works of literature and their adaptation into film, hosted by McKenzie and Stephen, two film enthusiasts who also moonlight as college lecturers.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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