In this visually surreal and intellectually provocative episode of Deep M Show, Jason and Anna dive headfirst into Yorgos Lanthimos’ cinematic fever dream Poor Things, starring a career-defining Emma Stone. From its Frankensteinian premise to its searing feminist message, this episode explores Bella Baxter’s journey of self-discovery, bodily autonomy, and intellectual liberation.

We unpack the film’s daring aesthetic, dark humor, and philosophical undertones—from the moral ambiguity of scientific experimentation to the radical subversion of Victorian gender norms. Is Bella a victim, a revolutionary, or both? How does the film use color, architecture, and sexuality to mirror transformation? And why does Poor Things feel like a postmodern fairytale with teeth?

Expect passionate debate, rich symbolism, and plenty of deep takes on everything from Mark Ruffalo’s sleazy charm to Virginia Woolf parallels, posthuman ethics, and the feminist power of saying “no.”

Tune in for an unforgettable conversation on a film that dares to imagine what it means to be truly free.

In this episode of "Deep M Show," hosts Jason and Anna dive deep into the premiere episode of Black Mirror Season 7, "Common People," which debuted on Netflix on April 10, 2025. We explore the ethical dilemmas that arise when technology allows us to preserve the digital consciousness of the deceased. We discuss Chris O'Dowd's moving performance, the philosophical questions about identity, memory, and existence raised by the episode, and how technology affects the way we process loss and grief. From visual storytelling techniques to social commentary on the subscription economy, we analyze how this thought-provoking work examines fundamental aspects of humanity through speculative scenarios. Whether you're a devoted Black Mirror fan or simply interested in the relationship between technology and humanity, this episode offers rich perspectives and profound insights for your consideration.