Gena, Jenn and Joe are back to talk about a girl with plenty of star potential: Pearl (2022). We're digging into Ti West and Mia Goth's second effort, which Gena thinks is one of the best horror prequels!

Up for discussion: Pearl's relationship with her mother, how the film succeeds by keeping the focus on its lead, our hopes for Maxxxine and Jenn's misguided belief that the Projectionist ever planned to take Pearl to Paris.

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• Gena: @genadoesthings
• Jenn: @jennferatu
• Joe: @bstolemyremote

Music Credit: Saturn From Spaceship by Marco Martini

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Nichole Goble of Bodies of Horror is here to wrap up our Good For Her Horror series, discussing David Slade's 2005 film Hard Candy. Topics for discussion: the need for vigilantism, Jeff's inability to take responsibility, the two scenes that take place outside of the enclosed world of the film and reading Hailey and Jeff at the ending.

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Need help breaking into a house? There is an app for that! In this episode of Bodies of Horror, Nichole chats about 2021/2022's See for Me - an incredibly well acted and twisty home invasion film.

Interviews:

• Gus Alexiou. Blind Non-Binary “See For Me” Star Skyler Davenport Helps Hollywood See Intersectionality. Forbes
• Rachel Shatto. Why Nonbinary See for Me Star Skyler Davenport Is One to Watch.The Advocate
• Video: Out On Film talks to Skyler Davenport about acclaimed new thriller "See for Me"

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Gena, Jenn and Joe are back to talk about a peak 90s comfort watch: Double Jeopardy (1999). Joe loves this The Fugitive remake/sequel, which finds Judd's Libby tracking down her shitty husband who framed her for murder.

Up for discussion: sleazy Bruce Greenwood (again!), how white women negotiate the system, the film's oh-so-90s treatment of WOC and sex work, and whether Tommy Lee Jones would be gender-flipped in a contemporary remake.

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• Gena: @genadoesthings
• Jenn: @jennferatu
• Joe: @bstolemyremote

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Jordan Gustafson and Brooke Solomon of The Queer Quadrant take over Good For Her Horror to discuss Coralie Fargeat's Revenge, a perfectly sequenced rape/revenge film that features our protagonist Jen rising like a phoenix from the ashes (thank goodness for that cool beer logo). This underseen film is surprisingly commercial for an indie, but it totally rocks.

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> The Queer Quadrant: @QueerQuadrant

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For this episode, Nichole is digging into some 50/60s style sci-fi horror with 1962’s Day of the Triffids (just for clarification: it was released in U.S. in 1963 if you find either year referenced). Things get weird when widespread blindness meets the invasion of a carnivorous plant called Triffids.

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In this special cross-over episode of Good for Her Horror, Jenn, Gena and Joe from White Ladies in Crisis tackle Stephen King's Eclipse duology with a look at Dolores Claiborne and Gerald's Game. C/W: pedophilia & sexual assault

The trio examine the connections between the two texts, how the films differ from the books, ties to King's real life marriage and sobriety, and which strong female characters are we cheering "Good For Her" in each text.

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• Jenn: @jennferatu
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Do you feel held…?

Join Melissa Cox and Rebecca McCallum in this episode of Good for Her Horror as they discuss Ari Aster’s Midsommar (2019). Does Dani find the family she deserves or is she floating from one co-dependent relationship to another? Are we witnessing a move away from trauma and devastation to a place of freedom and release and is the ending truly a Good for Her moment?

We explore all this and more so what are you waiting for, the festivities have begun!

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• Rebecca: @PendlePumpkin
• Melissa: @chloeoriel

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In Part 3 of our limited Hellraiser series, Bryan and Joe check out Clive Barker's return to Pinhead and Harry D'Amour in 2015's The Scarlet Gospels.

The book features some ill-advised developments (C/W: transphobia and sexual assault) that give us pause, but it opens a dialogue about Barker's desire to kill his most infamous creation vs fan service.

Plus: one final round of discussion on what could be appropriated from the book in the TV series and film.

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• Bryan: @eviltaylorhicks
• Joe: @bstolemyremote

Music Credit: Hellraiser Theme by Christopher Young

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Terry and Joe return to discuss Mr. Harrigan's Phone (2022), the new adaptation of Stephen King's short story of the same name from his anthology If It Bleeds.  

Up for discussion: the unusual creative team behind this unsuccessful project; questions about the literary books read aloud; the uneasy relationship between horror and nostalgic coming of age; and questions about who this project is ultimately for. 

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• Joe: @bstolemyremote
• Terry: @gaylydreadful

Music Credit:  ForestTales by Sebastian Pangal 

Art Credit: Dennis Ott

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