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Today is a solo episode about Tetsuo the Iron Man, the non-binary body and abjection through Murphy's eyes. The first episode to first be written out as an essay first and recorded after. Refrences used and looked at for research are listed below

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Contains spoilers for Tetsuo the Iron Man 1989

Refrences:

Iron Man: The Cinema of Shinya Tsukamoto by Tom Mes

Metal-Morphosis: Post Industrial Crisis and the Tormented Body in the Tetsuo FIlms By Ian Conrich (Included in Japanese Horror Cinema edited by Jay McRoy)

"Assault on the Senses" Film Essasy by Jasper Sharp

Shinya Tsukamoto self-cunducted interview for Third Eye Films 2012 

Shinya Tsukamoto interview for MidnightEye.com 2011

Shinya Tsukamoto interview with Tom Mes for BFI 2020

Tom Mes film commentary for Arrow Tetsuo release as part of Solid Metal Nightmares Box set

"Our Love Will Turn This Whole Fucking World to Rust" -article Perry Ruhland, FilmandFishnet.com

Julia Kristeva's Theory of Abjection

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We are back from a break with our first ever live episode! Recorded on the Nightmare Weekend Live stage in Richmond by Chuck Lindsey @chuck_load_of_comics with very special guest Alan Terrell.

Our wonderful contributors to the discussion were:

Aaron Fleming @autobotvulcan92

Dee Schroeter @dee.schroeter

thank you so much to both of you for being awesome!

Due to the live recording there may be some differences in sound levels so hopefully that isn't too crazy.

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Welcome back to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama with its goofy but excited host, Murphy.

Today is a solo episode on the topic of Cats in Horror as a small tribute to my late beloved pet, Rosie. I was not as diligent with my sources as I didn't dig too much into different theories for this episode, so my apologies. I hope you all enjoy this episode and check out some of the films mentioned.

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Contains spoilers and mentions of: Cat People 1942, Tales of Terror (1962 The Black Cat segment), Kuroneko 1968, Housu 1977, The Uncanny 1977, Pet Semetary 1989, and Sleepwalkers 1992.

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Contains Spoilers for the film Daughters of Satan (1972)

The 3rd episode of a bonus series formerly called Shelf Life, now called Off The Slab focusing on quick overviews, reviews and reflections on films Murphy owns but either hasn't watched or hasn't watched in years to the point of forgetting. In the future, we will eventually return to these films to see how they are sitting after the initial watch and reaction.  

This is episode is on the 1972 film Daughters of Satan, I watched the blu-ray released by Scream Factory.

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Contains spoilers for Mandy 2018

Our guest for this week is Kill Gill, a burlesque performer, cage dancer, and Elon Musk destroyer and together we discuss their film pick, Panos Cosmatos's 2018 film, Mandy. Join us as we talk cults, grief, and gnarly bikers.

The first title card Murphy couldn't remember was "The Shadow Mountains 1983 A.D."

Find Kill Gill at:

On instagram @MightyTug  & @Kill_Gil

Refrences mentioned

-Filmschoolrejects.com "Recognizing the Predator ygaze in Mandy" Mary Beth McAndrews 

and another link found through FSR, linking article by Meg Shields - "Mandy: the film concert" by Alex Hobbs available through vimeo video

Mentioned interviews with Panos Cosmatos on Evolution of Horror Podcast and Visitations podcast.

Also Gaylords of Darkness podcast

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Welcome back to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama with its goofy but excited host, Murphy. Murphy is a horror enthusiast seeking to immerse themselves further in the genre by watching, reading, research, playing, and, of course, discussing aspects both hidden and obvious particularly from a queer point of view.

Contains Spoilers for the film The Dybbuk (1937)

The 2nd episode of a new bonus series formerly called Shelf Life, now called Off The Slab focusing on quick overviews, reviews and reflections on films Murphy owns but either hasn't watched or hasn't watched in years to the point of forgetting. In the future, we will eventually return to these films to see how they are sitting after the initial watch and reaction.  

This is episode is on the 1937 film The Dybbuk

also contains short mention of The Orphanage 

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Welcome back to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama with its goofy but excited host, Murphy. Murphy is a horror enthusiast seeking to immerse themselves further in the genre by watching, reading, researching, playing, and of course discussing aspects both hidden and obvious particularly from a queer point of view.

Today is a solo episode on the topic of one of Murphy's horror roots, which involves The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo, Vincent Price, and Camp as sensibility.

For more discussion and fun about Vincent Price check out Geeks Under the Influence episode 263: Vincent Price Scream King

Refrences used:

Bi.org

Unpublishedzine.com "The Theory of Camp" Rodrigo Costa Ribeiro

Women, Camp, and Popular Culture 2017 "chapter 2 The History and Theory of Camp" Katrn Horn

"Notes On Camp" Susan Sontag

LItHub.com "Camp is a sensibility, On Susan Sontag, Extravagance, and sexuality" Amelia Abraham

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Welcome back to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama with its goofy but excited host, Murphy. Murphy is a horror enthusiast seeking to immerse themselves further in the genre by watching, reading, research, playing, and, of course, discussing aspects both hidden and obvious particularly from a queer point of view.

Contains Spoilers for the film Body Parts

This is the first episode of a new bonus series called Shelf Life focusing on quick overviews, reviews and reflections on films Murphy owns but either hasn't watched or hasn't watched in years to the point of forgetting. In the future, we will eventually return to these films to see how they are sitting after the initial watch and reaction.  This first episode is on the 1991 film, Body Parts.

podcast recommended during the episode was Colors of the Dark Podcast

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Welcome to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama and its goofy but excited host, Murphy. Murphy is a horror enthusiast seeking to immerse themselves further in the genre by watching, reading, researching, playing, and of course discussing aspects both hidden and obvious particularly from a queer point of view.  

Contains spoilers for Jennifer's Body and a mention of midsommar spoilers

Our guest for this week is Lamonte, also known as the writer L.D. Valentine and his choice of film to discuss was Karyn Kusama and Diablo Cody's Jennifer's Body. Join us as we talk demon babes, rape-revenge format films, bi and sapphic panic and all sorts of other fun.

Find Lamonte at:

Twitter @LD_Valentine, Insta @LDValentine89, and TikTok @Zoraemporium

Also check out and buy his books on Amazon The Coven of Zora series: (Book 1) Rising (Book 2) Storming

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Welcome back to Queerdo Babes From the Horror Pod-O-Rama with its goofy but excited host, Murphy. Murphy is a horror enthusiast seeking to immerse themselves further in the genre by watching, reading, researching, playing, and of course discussing aspects both hidden and obvious particularly from a queer point of view.

Today is a solo episode on the topic of the relationship between Dracula and Renfield. Main movie focuses are Dracula 1931 and Renfield 2023 with inclusions from a few other Dracula and Vampire related films. Site referenced from BDSM research is Xtra with an article by JP Larocque.

Sorry for the sound quality still, saving up for more equipment

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