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Fear Coded
By Glitterjaw Queer Podcast CollectiveTV & Film
Fear Coded episodes
- The Fortnite of Horror Films (Friday the 13th - 1980)
Fashion icon Mrs. Voorhees hits the stage as we continue our celebration of Summer Blockbusters all month long with the 1980 slasher film Friday the 13th directed by Sean S. Cunningham and written by Victor Miller.
These teens are obnoxiously heterosexual, but will some gruesome kills help us see the shining lights reflected off of Crystal Lake? Or will long sequences of making coffee and animal violence keep our heads underwater? Listen to find out!
Watch out, Kevin Bacon! John Lithgow is trying to ban dancing!
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
1 hr 39 min - My Three Dads (Jaws - 1975)
The beach is open as our celebration of Summer Blockbusters all month long continues with the original summer blockbuster, Jaws from 1975 directed by Steven Spielberg, written by Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb, based on the book Peter Benchley.
We prepare a Fourth of July roast just like mother used to make as we talk about the surprisingly folk horror and pandemic adjacent classic, the terror that is Bruce, and just how gay this shark is.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
2 hr 2 min - This is Actually Scooby Doo (I Know What You Did Last Summer - 1997)
Get your cold drinks and fire up the barbecue, because we are celebrating Summer Blockbusters all month long, starting with not-actually-released-in-Summer, I Know What You Did Last Summer directed by Jim Gillespie, and adapted to the screen by Kevin Williamson from a novel by Lois Duncan.
What are you waiting for?!
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
1 hr 46 min - New Show! (The Substance - 2024) with Doug Fink
Remember, you are one as you listen to this week's episode. We're wrapping up diva month which we have celebrated all month long, and we are joined by guest Doug Fink to discuss the 2024 film The Substance, directed and written by Coralie Fargeat.
Leave your body wherever, and if you get hungry, just pull a whole chicken leg out from your belly button. Everything is exactly where it belongs.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
2 hr 10 min - Laudatorily Stupid (Death Becomes Her - 1992) with Gavin Mevius
Well, that was rude! You can see right through us as we discuss the 1992 camp classic Death Becomes Her, directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by David Koepp and Martin Donovan.
Joining us each episode this month is a fellow Glitterjaw host, and this time, we welcome Gavin from the Mixed Reviews podcast and the Q Division: A James Bond Movie Marathon podcast.
Strap yourself in to your Vitruvian Man-like device and check out this episode which will certainly turn heads!
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Read more:
- The Gloriously Queer Afterlife of Death Becomes Her by Kristy Puchko
- Why ‘Death Becomes Her’ Speaks to Trans Women by Shon Faye
- Death Becomes Her at 30: How a Meryl Streep-Goldie Hawn comedy found new life as a queer cornerstone by Jack Smart
- Analyzing the Original ‘Death Becomes Her’ Ending on the 31st Anniversary of the Camp Classic by Josh Lezmi
1 hr 45 min - Variable Sized Phallus (The Witches of Eastwick - 1987) with Tommy Proffitt
"Now, here's the part you're really going to hate" as we continue to celebrates divas all pride month long, this time pestered by a feminist fuckboy as we discuss the 1987 film The Witches of Eastwick directed by George Miller and based on the 1984 novel of the same name by John Updike.
Joining us each episode this month is a fellow Glitterjaw host, and this time, we welcome Tommy from the Distant Echoes: A Star Wars Podcast and Lee Carvallo's Podding Challenge: A Simpsons Gaming Podcast.
There may be no rules, but magic is certainly in the air as we discuss gross out moments, high camp, confusing plots, and the irresistible seduction sold by the leads' excellent performances.
Plus: Cher, in overalls? Marry me.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
2 hr 29 min - On a Bed of Sliced Tomatoes (What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? - 1962) with Chels Eichholz
Daddy, watch me twirl as we discuss the 1962 film Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? directed by Robert Aldrich and adapted by Lukas Heller from a novel of the same name written by Henry Farrell as we discuss the divas of film all month long in our celebration of queer pride month.
Joining us each episode this month is a fellow Glitterjaw host, and this time, we welcome Chels from the Q Division: A James Bond Movie Marathon podcast (in addition to other podcast duties, which may or may not include bullying).
We talk about queer performances, queer performers, and the history of French grotesqueries that contributed to the genre that this film pioneered.
But you are, listener, you are tuned into the Fear Coded podcast!
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
2 hr 18 min - Florals, for Spring? Groundbreaking (Carmilla - 1872)
We go way back to the very beginning to look at one of the earliest glimpses into the nature of the vampire as we wrap up MAY we suck your blood where we have been looking at vampires all month long. This may be it for the month, but something tells me that we'll be hearing the soft voices of bloodsuckers later this year.
But for now, we respond to a frequent refrain to come snuggle by the titular Carmilla, written by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
2 hr 1 min - What's a Full House? (Interview with the Vampire - 2022)
"Shall we try this again, Daniel?" is the question on everyone's mind as MAY we suck your blood? - our month-long set of episodes about vampires - continues with the 2022 Interview With The Vampire series, developed by Rolin Jones and based on The Vampire Chronicles series by Anne Rice, particularly the first book of the same name, published in 1973.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
1 hr 28 min - Eyeball Fetish (The Lost Boys - 1987)
A new month deserves a new theme, so we ask each and every one of you MAY we suck your blood? as we talk about vampires all month long, starting with the 1987 comedy horror film, The Lost Boys, directed by Joel Schumacher, and written by Jeffrey Boam, Janice Fischer, and James Jeremias.
This podcast is a proud part of the Glitterjaw Queer Podcast Collective.
Follow the podcast on social media (Bluesky: @fearcodedpod and Instagram: @fearcodedpod)
Music credit to Alex Besss (@AlexBesss_Music on YouTube) "Dance with Fate" (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
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About Fear Coded
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to Fear Coded, a podcast where we talk about media from the horror genre and take a queer reading of a single book, video game, film, or TV show to explore just how queer horror can be.
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