En iyi Monstro podcastleri (2024)

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Beast of Bladenboro 48:11

3d ago48:11

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Join me as I recount the bloody story of an alleged cryptid creature known as the Beast of Bladenboro. Described as phantom-like "vampire" cat, this deadly beast grabbed unprecedented news headlines in 1954 as it kept the citizens of this North Carolina town in the grip of fear for weeks. Was there something unknown hiding in the swamps surrounding…

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S4 Ep 5: Children in Horror - Children of the Corn 43:30

1d ago43:30

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This month our theme is children in horror, and we’re kicking off with the 1984 horror classic ‘Children of the Corn’ directed by Fritz Kiersch. 👦🏻🌽✝️👧🏼🌽✝️In this episode we discuss how the presence of children affects the genre, and what children symbolise in horror. We also identify the folk horror elements of this film, and discuss how it operat…

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Scream 2: Sharted on the Dancefloor 1:40:35

11d ago1:40:35

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Mary and Charlie join Caitlin to cover Scream 2, a movie with an interesting production history and a star-studded cast. We talk about sequel tropes, monstrous motherhood, and the franchise entering the conversation around the effect of violent media. Tangents include: sharting, pranks, product placement, Bob Dole, spiced coke, Scream rankings, fra…

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Slaxx: Killer Pants 1:07:15

18d ago1:07:15

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Everybody's little brother Zach joins Caitlin to cover Slaxx, a movie about possessed pants. We talk about retail madness, the myth of "ethical" consumption, and how this movie nails horror comedy with a message. It's goofy and silly, but also affecting. We also talk about: camp counselor stories, retail work experiences, brushing teeth with twigs,…

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S4 Ep 4: Folk Horror - Enys Men 50:30

20d ago50:30

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Our last folk horror film of the month is the 2022 psychodrama ‘Enys Men’, directed by Mark Jenkin. 🗿☎️🚤📻🔦📘For us, this film raises the central question: what do you want from horror? I.e., do you like style (vibes) or substance (plot)? Is style without substance just monotonous? We debate this film’s effectiveness, and then go into the potential p…

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Dogville: Evil Can Arise Anywhere 1:17:52

25d ago1:17:52

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Mathula joins Caitlin to cover 2003's Dogville, the first installment of Lars Von Trier's unfinished United States trilogy. It's an impressive undertaking with a unique production history and bleak plot. We talk about themes of hopelessness, arrogance, and man's tendency towards harm. It's a rough watch at times, but a really interesting movie over…

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Spring: Of Love and Other Monsters 1:48:58

1M ago1:48:58

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Bob, Randy, and Soju of Straight Chilling Podcast join Caitlin to discuss Spring, the Benson and Moorhead body-horror-romance from 2014. We look at themes of travel, love, time[lessness], monstrous motherhood, and science. Thanks for joining, boys! Tangents include: HBO, actors, one-hit-wonders, strange addictions, celebratory meals, favorite citie…

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S4 Ep 3: Folk Horror - Impetigore 40:50

1M ago40:50

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Continuing with our folk horror theme, our next movie of the month is the 2019 film ‘Impetigore’, directed by Joko Anwar. 🏚🤰🏽🌲👺In this episode we discuss the many thrilling slasher tropes in this film, talk about how ‘Impetigore’ plays with the folk horror subgenre conventions, and finally, we locate this film’s true horror: the wrath of ‘boy mom…

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Solo-sode: Getting Sterilized 14:45

1M ago14:45

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It's been a while since I've shared a solo episode, but I wanted to chat a little bit about my recent bilateral salpingectomy, in case any other folks out there had questions or wanted to learn more about the procedure. This is always something I've wanted for myself, and it means even more now post-Roe. Take charge of your bodily autonomy and repr…

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WOLF CREEK (2005) / WELCOME TO SEASON 6 32:07

1M ago32:07

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Happy Birthday to me and welcome to season 6 ! This week we will be discussing the Australian Horror Wolf Creek Written and Directed by Greg McLean--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monstrosities-voice/support

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Monstrosity with David Race Ep 32 - Jennifer Elise Cox ("Jan" from "Brady Bunch" movies), and Craig Campobasso (from TV's "Ancient Aliens") 1:05:06

1M ago1:05:06

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Jan Brady and aliens. Together. As it should be! On this episode of "Monstrosity with David Race" Jennifer Elsie Cox, who was incredible as "Jan Brady" in the "Brady Bunch" movies - checks in. She's fun, has some deep thoughts on aliens, and says "Monstrosity" is the best podcast she's ever heard (FYI - we agree). Then we speak with Craig Campobass…

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Favorite Horror Comedies 1:33:29

2M ago1:33:29

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Zach joins Caitlin to review a list of favorite horror comedies - some old, some new, and some that might just be funny to us. Let us know if you think we missed any! Just do so gently, for we are sensitive. Tangents include: Candy's house, sandwiches, cosplay, Victor meeting Bruce Campbell, white boy songs, CiCi's, spiders, and pets.…

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Phantom Clowns 43:56

2M ago43:56

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Since 1981, major cities across America have experienced a rash of sightings involving persons dressed as clowns. This creepy phenomenon has led authorities on wild chases and disturbing investigations. While this may sound strange, or even comical, it is something far beyond a few pranksters trying to scare their neighbors. It’s a bizarre wave of …

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S4 Ep 2: Folk Horror - The Wicker Man 50:34

2M ago50:34

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This month, we’re exploring the ‘happenings’ of folk horror, and we’re kicking off this theme with the 1973 horror musical ‘The Wicker Man’, directed by Robin Hardy. 🌾🐰💐🌈🃏In this episode, we give an overview of the global folk horror canon and discuss its tropes. We then focus on British folk horror films, and ask ourselves in what ways do its clas…

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Happy Death Day: Eat It, Bitch 1:20:00

2M ago1:20:00

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Brother episode with off-the-charts sibling energy. Zach and Charlie join Caitlin to cover Happy Death Day, a 2017 horror comedy that features a time loop. We talk about how the time loop trope is great for setting up second chances and character redemption, and we go over funny moments from the movie. Tangents include: ring tones, physical media, …

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Scream: What's Your Favorite Scary Movie? 1:39:33

2M ago1:39:33

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Elizabeth joins Caitlin to talk about 1996's Scream, a movie that invigorated not just the slasher subgenre, but horror on the whole. We discuss meta storytelling, satire, subversion, and final girls, and we give Scream all the love it deserves. Tangents include: bangs, ghostface mask ideas, socks, driving, sirens in songs, the rock-and-roller to c…

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Horror Movies That Deserve A Second Chance 1:29:24

2M ago1:29:24

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Mary joins Caitlin to talk about horror movies that deserve a second chance. These movies aren't necessarily "underrated" (because that means different things to different people, especially depending upon familiarity with the genre), but they're movies that got written off too soon. They deserve a second look; at least we think they do. Let us kno…

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S4 Ep 1: Valentine’s Special - The Handmaiden 1:18:17

2M ago1:18:17

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WELCOME TO SZN 4. To show our love, we’re kicking off the year with a one-off Valentine’s Special, and our patreon pledges have selected the 2016 thriller ‘The Handmaiden’, directed by Park Chan-wook. 🍭👄📚🐙In this episode, we discuss the cinematic gaze as a tool to explore queerness, subvert patriarchal and colonial violence, and break down the thin…

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Poor Things: Furious Jumping 1:59:37

2M ago1:59:37

1:59:37

Maddie and Colleen join Caitlin to cover Poor Things, the new surrealist, steampunk epic from Yorgos Lanthimos. We talk about the stellar performances from Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, and Willem Dafoe, and we look at themes around sex, sexuality, identity, existentialism, gender, and bodily autonomy. There's also lots of silly joking around. The revi…

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Saltburn: Bathwater Babes 1:50:31

3M ago1:50:31

1:50:31

Mary joins Caitlin to cover Saltburn, the new controversial new black comedy from Emerald Fennell. As degenerate weirdos, we loved it, but not everyone did. We talk about the controversy, and we analyze themes (obsession, weatlh, manipulation, and more). Did you know there are two movies where Barry Keoghan slurps something, and this is not the one…

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Impromptu Hatersode on Exorcist: Believer 1:08:54

3M ago1:08:54

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Navigating a pivot in plans, Mary joins Caitlin to cover David Gordon Green's recent body of work. We mostly chat about Exorcist: Believer, but we also talk about DGG's Halloween trilogy. To put it kindly, we weren't huge fans of Exorcist: Believer - partly because it tries to cash in on nostalgia and politics in cringe ways, and partly because it'…

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May: Making Friends 1:12:44

3M ago1:12:44

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Eric from Bloody Good Horror joins Caitlin to cover May, a cult classic from 2002. Many of us - for better or worse - have related to May at some point. She's an often-overlooked icon of the monstrous feminine, and we wanted to give her her due. We talk about themes of isolation, identity, and being an outsider, and we look at symbols around dolls …

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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: May I Kill Him? 2:01:19

3M ago2:01:19

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Mary and Charlie join Caitlin to cover The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the impactful David Fincher thriller. It's got it all: high stakes, revenge, heists, mysteries, Happy Meals, and more. We look at themes of misogyny, violence against women, and intuition vs politeness. Tangents include: merkins, piercings, accents, Emma Stone, booktok, ramen, …

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Only Lovers Left Alive: Slow-Livin' Cutie Pies 1:31:05

4M ago1:31:05

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Soju from Straight Chilling Podcast joins Caitlin to discuss Only Lovers Left Alive, an indulgent 2013 vampire movie from Jim Jarmusch. We talk about brooding, the arts and humanities, love and companionship, and O-negative popsicles. Vampirism 101, really. Tangents include: blood types, FMK for Anne Rice vamps, which emojis are the most sinister, …

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S3 Ep 37: Femcel - Ma 31:58

4M ago31:58

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Our final femcel film to discuss is the 2019 film ‘Ma’, directed by Tate Taylor. 🍻🤘🏿🏓😈The general takeaway from this movie is: don’t think too hard about it. Are there plot holes? Yes. Are there bizarre character and plot inconsistencies? Absolutely. Does race add a strange dimension to the film? Definitely. However: do you have a good time watchin…

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Year Ender: 2023 Horror 2:15:30

4M ago2:15:30

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Zach, Mary, Charlie, and Colleen join Caitlin to discuss the best and worst of horror in 2023. We cover our favorite and least favorite horror movies of the year, as well as our favorite horror shows. We also talk about trends in the genre, theater experiences, our favorite Plug It Up moments, and our hopes for 2024 horror. We come in SWINGING, bot…

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The Nun: A Spitting Good Time 2:23:02

4M ago2:23:02

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Christian joins Caitlin to cover The Nun, the biggest box office success from the CCU (Conjuring Cinematic Universe). We talk about nuns (and nunneries), snakes, religion (and religious trauma), spitting, and the Marvelization of the later Conjuring movies. We give this underrated movie some love, and we talk about how the literal blood of Jesus Ch…

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S3 Ep 36: Femcel - Gone Girl 51:43

4M ago51:43

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Continuing our exploration of femcels movies, we’re tackling one of Tyia’s favourite films, ‘Gone Girl’, directed by David Fincher. 📍🔍 💇‍♀️🗞Cool Girl ~gender neutral~/ku:l/ /ɡəːl/noun1. The unrealistically chill persona you adopt during the early days of a relationship in order to seem more desirable to your new partner.‘In my youth, I definitely p…

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Monstrosity with David Race Ep 31 - Kelly Hu (from "Scorpion King"), and Katrina Weidman (from TV's "Portals to Hell") 57:25

4M ago57:25

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Good-looking episode of Monstrosity with BOTH Kelly Hu and Katrina Weidman! First up is actress and model Kelly Hu, who discusses her beauty pageant wins, starring roles in "The Scorpion King" and "X2", and plays a great game of "Hu What Wear"! Then a return appearance from ghost hunting's only sex symbol, Katrina Weidman from TV's "Portals to Hell…

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Assigning Zodiac Signs to Horror Characters: Part One 2:16:34

4M ago2:16:34

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Colleen and Maddie join Caitlin to assign "big three" astrological placements to popular horror characters. Three queer, horror-obsesed women talking about astrology, boygenius, and doms/subs? Groundbreaking! But hey. It's FUN. We have a great time, and we make strong cases for our designations. Characters covered on this episode: Carrie White from…

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Huesera: The Bone Woman 1:38:55

5M ago1:38:55

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Charlie and Matt join Caitlin to talk about Huesera, a recent Mexican-Peruvian horror movie that features a new take on the monstrous motherhood trope. We explore themes around identity and family, and we look at motifs regarding spiders, ritual, and religion. Definitely worth a watch. Forgive our many bone(r) jokes and our exaggerated pronunciatio…

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Cobweb: Spider Sister 1:24:27

5M ago1:24:27

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Mathula joins Caitlin to cover 2023's Cobweb. (Mathula's pups also join for a bit of background ambiance, but they fade out after the plot synopsis.) Cobweb is a creepy, Halloween-time movie with strong visuals, cool kills, and a memorable monstrous femme figure. And an easily identifiable Busey! Tangents include: crocs, Seth Rogen and his pottery,…

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S3 Ep 35: Femcel - Perfect Blue 1:00:13

5M ago1:00:13

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Our final theme of Szn 3 is femcel horror and we’re kicking off with the 1997 anime ‘Perfect Blue’, directed by Satoshi Kon. 🎤🎀👁In this episode we explain the history and origin of the term ‘femcel’, discuss the dangers of internet stan culture and delve into the exploitative nature of the music and television industries.You can find us on most pla…

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Slotherhouse: Sigma Lambda Theta Gets a Mascot 1:35:13

5M ago1:35:13

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Charlie, Zach, and Mary join Caitlin to cover Slotherhouse, a 2023 movie that seeemed promising, but ultimately let us down. It's not quite a campy creature feature, and it's not quite a sorority horror story. What it does do: cringe attempts at representation, bizarre dialogue, and sloths on instagram. We had a lot of fun with the questions, thoug…

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Birth/Rebirth: Motherhood and the Scientific Method 1:28:20

5M ago1:28:20

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Victor joins Caitlin to cover Birth/Rebirth, a 2023 monstrous-motherhood interpretation of Frankenstein. It's an impressive film about grief, scientific curiosity, and the different ways people experience motherhood. Even more impressive: this was director Laura Moss' debut film. Well done! Sitting very high in the 2023 horror rankings. Tangents in…

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No One Will Save You: Alien Sock Hop 1:27:23

5M ago1:27:23

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Maddie joins Caitlin to cover 2023's No One Will Save You, now streaming on Hulu. The townspeople certainly view our main character as a monstrous femme figure, but we are endeared to her. We talk about themes of isolation, regret, giref, and survival, and we applaud Kaitlyn Dever. As always, the latter half of the episode is nutty and full of laug…

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Realm of the Skunk Apes (Part 2) 42:49

6M ago42:49

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We resume our journey through the swampy wilds of the American southeast to examine the legend and reality of the Bigfoot-like creature known as the Skunk Ape. Featuring compelling commentary by two of the most credible witnesses I've come across in my investigations. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/monstro-bizarro/donations Adverti…

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S3 Ep 34: Hagsploitation - Barbarian 34:46

6M ago34:46

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The final movie for our hagsploitation theme is the 2022 horror drama ‘Barbarian’, directed by Zach Cregger. 🚪🍼We dissect the evolution of the hag in horror into something monstrous, discuss women's necessary hyper-vigilance around supposed “nice guys” and debate whether the use of the hag figure in horror is inherently misogynistic. You can find u…

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The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster: He's Alive! 1:01:25

6M ago1:01:25

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Alyssa (of The Silver Scream Podcast) joins Caitlin to cover The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster, a 2023 retelling of Frankenstein with poignant, modern social commentary. Nobody asked for two white women to reflect on a movie about Black culture and Black trauma, but we hope to use our voices to lift up this fantastic debut from director Bomani J…

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Rise of the Skunk Apes (Part 1) 47:18

6M ago47:18

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Join me in the swampy wilds of the American southeast where I examine the legend and reality of the creature known as the Skunk Ape. It’s essentially the Bigfoot of Florida, though often described as being more wild, hairy, and ape-like than its traditional counterpart. Astounding history, shocking encounters,and more in the murky marshes and mangr…

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Travelling Light Trailer 3:19

6M ago3:19

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Travelling Light is a science fantasy podcast from the creator of Monstrous Agonies. Follow the Traveller on their journey through the stars as they collect stories for their community archive, and help shape their world through audience submissions and choose-your-own-adventure decision making. For a full transcript, visit monstrousproductions.org…

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S3 Ep 33: Hagsploitation - X 41:22

6M ago41:22

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The next movie for our hagsploitation theme is the 2022 slasher ‘X’, directed by Ti West. 🎥🪓In this episode, we interrogate ageist attitudes towards sex, and discuss how ‘the hag’ character suggests a de-feminisation of postmenopausal women. We then debate whether this film perpetuates ageist stereotypes even as it attempts to bring awareness to th…

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Piglady: YOLO 1:40:35

6M ago1:40:35

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Charlie and Zach join Caitlin to cover 2023's Piglady. We dedicate this episode to our good friend Sarah, who loves pigs. (We love you, Sarah!) Piglady is a monstrous femme figure, and... that's about all we can really say. Tune in to hear Zach make a case for the movie, while Charlie and Caitlin go hard on the critique. Tangents include: murder pi…

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Travelling Light Teaser 0:36

6M ago0:36

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Travelling Light is a new science fantasy podcast from Monstrous Productions. Listen and subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts. For a full transcript, visit monstrousproductions.org/travelling-light/tls01-teaser Find us on Tumblr @MonstrousProductions, Instagram @Monstrous_Productions and Twitter @Monstrous_Pod, or visit monstrousproductions…

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Live from Nightmare Weekend 2023 59:19

6M ago59:19

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Colleen and Maddie join Caitlin on stage for the first ever Plug It Up Live! This was recorded on Saturday, October 14, 2023 at Nightmare Weekend (hosted by Galaxy Con) in Richmond, VA. Instead of a movie review, we share some of our favorite monstrous femme figures, as well as our favorite final girls. Ah, the duality of woman! We had our first li…

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S3 Ep 32: Hagsploitation - Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? 48:06

6M ago48:06

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Our new theme for the month is hagsploitation horror, and the first film we are going to tackle is the iconic 1962 psychological horror ‘Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?’, directed by Robert Aldrich. 🎀🎤We provide an overview of hasploitation, and discuss how Crawford and Davis serve in this film. We also delve into the relationship between sexism an…

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Infinity Pool: Clone Orgy 2:20:14

6M ago2:20:14

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Maddie and Colleen join Caitlin to cover Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool. We look at themes of wealth, privilege, hedonism, exploitative tourism, and ethics. But most importantly, we relish the opportunity to do impressions of Mia Goth's deranged baby voice and discuss Skarsgard on a leash. Tangents include: Colleen's delightful fixations, Caitl…

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Clock: Egg-Centric 1:46:21

7M ago1:46:21

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Colleen joins Caitlin to cover 2023's Clock. This has been a year of monstrous motherhood in horror, and the movie Clock is no exception. It looks at the idea of women's so-called biological clocks, and it explores themes of heritage, patriarchy, procreation, and general fertility. So many eggs! Tangents include: DnD (always), Halloween costumes, t…

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Audition: Kiri Kiri Kiri 1:59:54

7M ago1:59:54

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Joe and Graham from Films at First Sight join Caitlin to cover 1999's Audition. Takashi Miike is a memorable director, and Audition is an unforgettable movie. Some view it as a feminist take on revenge; others view at as misogyny put to screen. Regardless of where you land, we can all agree that Asami is an iconic figure within the monstrous femini…

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S3 Ep 31: MEN - Clock 47:18

7M ago47:18

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Our last episode featuring horrible men in horror is the 2023 psychological horror ‘Clock’, directed by Alexis Jacknow. 🕰️👶🧸We discuss how this film accurately captures the valid psychological and physical fears of pregnancy as well as the overwhelming familial, cultural and societal pressures to bear children - grounded by the main character's Jew…

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