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We recapped Alien (1979) this week, as part of our 'Oscar-nominated horror' theme (winner: Best Visual Effects).
Highlights of the episode include:
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The Cell (2000), directed by Tarsem (nominated for best hairstyling and makeup.) We kicked off our Oscar nominated horror theme with this surreal, trippy journey into the mind of a serial killer. Highlights include: High-concept fashion slays, Seal trauma, Is JLo the RnB Nic Cage?, Gobble gobble, Deadly purple nurples, and Dracula armour with bewbs.
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There is indeed more than one way to lose your heart...literally. We wrapped up our Love Hurts valentines series with the 1981 holiday slasher classic My Blood Valentine. We unmask the legend of Harry Warden, the original anti-Cupid with his pickaxe, and chat about the films charming characters, amazing practical effects and some safety tips on how to survive a kinky underground hookup in a mask and overalls.
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Gerald's Game, a story of bad lovin' and degloving, featuring special guest, Roland the Husband. We chatted about Mike Flanagan's 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's novel as part of our February 'Love Hurts' lineup. Highlights include: The ins and outs of Viagra, connections to other King and Flanagan projects (including The Dark Tower), and releasing yourself from the shackles of trauma.
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This week we recapped Spring, a 2014 movie directed by filmmaker duo Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson. This film forms part of our Love Hurts line-up, but we're reminded that sometimes love is complicated. This is your 'Before sunset meets Lovecraftian with a bit of The Thing' mixed into the equation, so if any of those are your vibe, you'll enjoy this charming romantic horror.
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This week we recapped Fresh (2022) as part of our Love Hurts line-up. Ladies, has a man ever made you feel like a piece of meat? Then this is the movie for you... Highlights of the episode include discussions on connecting beards, the "right way" to eat a lady (wink wink), and how sometimes true love is the friends you made along the way.
Let us know if there any movies or themes you'd like us to cover! We love hearing from you. You can find us on Instagram @the_slice_girls_pod or email us at [email protected]
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It's a new week, and we're back with our final episode for our Vampire-themed month. We recapped one of our all-time favourite vampire characters in the 1998 action-horror movie Blade, directed by Stephen Norrington and written by David S. Goyer. We were thrilled to see Wesley Snipes back on our screens, his amazing performance in this classic, showcases he was a creative genius before his time!
Notable highlights: True to nature, we start our episode with a segue, but we find ourselves back on track. Wesley Snipes would've been an interesting Black Panther, please invite us to a "Blood Rave" in da kluurb - we're all Fam-pires!!
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We're continuing our vampire theme this week with the 2002...classic?... Queen of the Damned. Nothing makes sense, nothing matters, but it was a blast to talk about. Plus, we got some Aaliyah. Highlights include: 2000s nu metal is just too powerful, release the Cher cut, are we allowed to say twink?, why put Aaliyah in a musical vampire movie and not let her perform?, and Akasha's magic p*ssy.
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In our first episode of the year, we've decided to delve into the dark side of Vampire horror. We've kicked off our recaps with the campy horror comedy classic, The Lost Boys directed by Joel T. Schumacher.
Highlights:
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Happy New Year! We are back b!tch3$, after a much-needed break. We decided to get the year going with a bonus episode, where we catch up, and chat about some 2024 horror faves and some of the movies we're looking forward to in 2025.
Here is to a new fresh start, we're looking forward to connecting over our shared love of horror and growing our community!
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xoxo
The Slice Girls
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From the publisher's feed
The Slice Girls is a horror movie podcast hosted by Caitlin and Khosi🎙️Every week, we delve into the dark side of cinema to slice up a movie that fits our theme of the month🎞️
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