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Jenn and Rachel catch up to the present timeline with an emotional episode on the season three finale of The Boys. They chat shocking team ups, political intrigue, and family dynamics while saying goodbye to a few beloved characters.Wanna keep
Disability representation in media doesn’t exist in a vacuum because disability is something that can impact anyone at anytime – meaning it is so important to touch on the intersectional points of representation.Nichole is joined in a discussio
Joe and Terry return to Twin Peaks to discuss David Lynch's sensational (and incredibly upsetting) prequel film, Fire Walk With Me (1992). C/W: Sexual AssaultHow does Terry fare with the cacophony of new characters? How do we feel about the rec
Joe and Bryan return to the world of Books of Blood to discuss director John Harrison's 2009 UK adaptation, Book of Blood. C/W: brief sexual assault.It's nearly the same narrative as the 2020 Hulu Books of Blood, only this one has grime and sex
Jenn and Rachel join a bunch of cartoon friends for an emotional episode on traumatic memories, too-long titles, harrowing imprisonment, and shocking revelations. Homelander, I am your father.Connect with your co-hosts: @girlsontheboys> Jenn: @
For this episode, Nichole is covering two films just released in theatres – Immaculate and The First Omen (2024). As a fan of religious horror, I was very excited to see both but was very surprised to find myself thinking about these films well
Terry and Joe return to talk about Cronenberg's queerest film yet: the 1991 adaptation of Naked Lunch.This one is tough, particularly if you're less familiar with the life and work of William S. Burroughs. Visually it's very surreal and fantast
After wrapping up Clive Barker's Books of Blood, Bryan and Joe dig into Brannon Braga's Trick r'Treat-style anthology, Books of Blood (2020).It's...fine. Too polished, strange story choices and Bryan is *not* a fan of how much the film hangs on
Sign your NDAs and BYOD for our biggest, most explosive episode yet. Platonic third McKenzie Gerber (@mckenziejames25) joins Jenn and Rachel to talk parallel powers, upgraded supes, and the jaw-dropping fight scene that concludes Herogasm. No o
For this episode, Nichole covers 2013’s Under the Skin. Does having a disabled character (played by a disabled actor) as a pivotal part of another character’s turning point feel exploitative or authentic approach? How would it feel to shed the
Sexy & Surreal returns for a third series as Terry and Joe tackle David Lynch's romantic road trip/crime movie, Wild at Heart (1990).This film is *hot*, but it doesn't quite come together for us, despite the fine work of both Laura Dern and Nic
After six volumes and countless discussions, Bryan and Joe have reached the end of Clive Barker's Books of Blood.In addition to discussing the short stories in Book Six, they reflect back on their favourite stories of the whole collection, and
Pull on your non-slip dance shoes and join us for a popsicle as Jenn and Rachel tackle rocky relationships, long-awaited hook-ups, and a press conference gone terribly wrong.And remember, chimps don’t cry.Wanna keep up with the show?Connect wit
For this episode, we’re covering 2002’s May. Is May another character in the Creepy Loner Girl tradition, or is there more to explore? How can experiences of bullying and mistreatment, often as a result of being different and sometimes connecte
Order a driller killer pizza and gather all of your (lesbian?) besties because Jenn, Gena, and Joe are hosting The Slumber Party Massacre (1982).Up for discussion: Rita Mae Brown's satirical script, Roger Corman-mandated tits and ass, a female
Hop aboard the private plane to Russia as Jenn and Rachel battle it out with super-powered hamsters, supe-themed dildos, and a very special blast from the past that may take away all their powers.Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter: @girls
Nichole is back to cover 2021’s Sound of Violence. This film is absolutely wild – a story of an artist that will go any length to create her masterpiece before she loses her hearing – and Nichole is joined by the delightful Sharai Bohannon to m
Bryan and Joe are finally delivering on their promise to check out Midian Unmade: Tales of Clive Barker's Nightbreed, edited by Joseph Nassise and Del Howison.It's a mixed bag: some stories are great, some are weak, but overall there's too much
Join Jenn and Rachel (#JennRach) as they dance to Brittany with Starlight, remember Nicaragua with Grace, and try to contain themselves after the shocking finale episode of American Hero.Wanna keep up with the show? @girlsontheboys> Jenn: @jenn
For this episode, we’re covering 2020’s Run. I am excited to revisit this one after recording an episode of the Freaks and Psycho pod on it some time back. This film goes to some dark places with caregiver abuse and Munchausen by proxy, so plea
White Ladies in Crisis returns to discuss William Oldroyd's 2023 adaptation of Ottessa Moshfegh's Eileen. Thomasin Mckenzie once again becomes fixated on a blonde femme fatale (Anne Hathaway) in a film about repression, inner fantasy life, and
It’s Homelander’s birthday and he’ll melt down on a live broadcast special if he wants to! Jenn and Rachel take a trip to Voughtland for a very special episode on toxic teammates, commemorative coins, and surprise temporary superpowers.Not with
Bryan and Joe return to zero in on Clive Barker's short story The Forbidden (from Books of Blood Vol. 5) and its two film adaptations: Bernard Rose's 1992 film Candyman and Nia DaCosta's reimagining/remake/sequel from 2021.We spend a lot of tim
You and a guest are cordially invited to the world premier of the greatest definitely real origin story in podcast history. Join Jenn and Rachel as they walk the awkward red carpet, dream a little dream, and try to figure out what’s wrong with
For this episode, we’re covering 2020’s Come Play and Autism/Autism Spectrum Disorder. Intellectual or developmental disabilities have certainly been a sore spot for representation in horror and we’re here to discuss how this film fares in addr
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