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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 554 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Bryan and Joe return to discuss Wounds (2019), the adaptation of Nathan Ballingrud's short story "The Visible Filth".
Written and directed by Babak Anvari, the film doesn't offer much new beyond the novella, especially the stilted performances by Ar... more
Bryan and Joe return to discuss Nathan Balingrud's short story anthology Wounds: Six Stories From The Border of Hell (2019).
This one is <nearly> there for us, though some stories are too short ("The Maw") while others are too long ("Skullpocket"). B... more
Nichole returns to unpack Kurtis David Harder's Influencer (2022), which is much more than a typical social media horror entry and handles its disability (CW's birthmark) in a fascinating way.
This one is a pleasant surprise!
Want to reach out and ... more
Bodies of Horror tackles the age-old question: "why are so many ghosts disabled"? Insidious: Chapter 3 is a perfect film to delve into that topic and explore the complexity of a disabled protagonist.
Want to reach out and share your thoughts? Email ... more
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I'm someone who really enjoys going DEEP into the weeds when I want to talk about something, so this podcast platforming queer, POC, and disabled voices to talk about body horror and body representation, mental health, queerness, kink, othering, and so much more is just what I didn't know to ask for.
I'm someone who really enjoys going DEEP into the weeds when I want to talk about something, so this podcast platforming queer, POC, and disabled voices to talk about body horror and body representation, mental health, queerness, kink, othering, and so much more is just what I didn't know to ask for.
I really appreciate this podcast series and the platform it gives to queer, PoC, and disabled voices to talk about horror topics in books in movies, from how bodies are represented to how unexpected beauty is framed to the wonderful erotic weirdness of Lynch, Croneburg and Clive Barker.
This is the worst show out there. This is incredibly sad that a show can be so racist “white women” and still call it’s self progressive. Jen is nothing more than a man hater and is incredibly sexist. This show has been reported.
Jenn, Joe and Gina are great! It’s like the Avengers of podcasts, since I enjoy al 3 hosts other work, and when they come together, it’s totally awesome.
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Listeners likely rally to sharp, intersectional horror analysis that centers marginalized perspectives, disability representation, and LGBTQ+ identities. Episodes often thread literary and film conversations through body horror, ethical considerations in portrayal, and thoughtful discussions of trauma, care, and power dynamics within genre storytelling. The show tends to mix literary critique with spoiler-aware TV and film breakdowns, emphasizing nuanced character study, production context, and how representation shapes audience perception. A standout aspect is repeatedly centering underrepresented voices and providing accessible entrances into complex horror media, making it helpful for listeners who want thoughtful, oftentimes provocative... more
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