This month while Emma is busy prepping Baby Fever, Jolene sat down with her partner George to talk the newest wave of Nic Cage films. How these designs are so effective and what makes his films instant cult classics. 

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It's October and Emma and Jolene are back discussing two of Hitchcock's earlier films. Decoding texture and the London fog, join us as we tackle 1935's The 39 Steps  and 1940's Rebecca. 

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This week on the pod, Jolene and Emma talk with Uterus Horror expert Molly Henery on two 1970's classics, Carrie and The Brood. They discuss the difference between uterus horror and womb horror, the monstrous feminine, the mother matron trope, and what makes these 2 films in particular unique stories about a woman's experience and how they differ from other films of their time and subgenre. 

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In the thick of summer, this month Jolene and Emma are diving into our favorite summer camp slashers! What makes nostalgia so prevalent and why we keep coming back year after year.  

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This week on the podcast Jolene and Emma pick back up with their discussion of gender and queer identity. Speaking from 1980's through present day, about how queer identity was shown in the era of Regan, the harmful image of queer as the villian, and the future of queer characters in horror.

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In this episode Jolene and Emma take a look at how gender identity and queer coding was used in horror from 1930-1979. How dress was used in ways to signify characters as queer, and whether the devices these film makers used was harmful or helpful to the LGBTQ Community. 

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This week on the podcast, Jolene and Emma sat down with Tales From the Hood Costume Designer Tracey A. White. Talking all things Tales, the behind the scenes of costuming, and the difference between designing for TV and Film. 

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This week on the podcast, in honor of Earth Month, Jolene and Emma talk about Elza Kephart's 2019 film Slaxx, and how this film brings to light the real life horrors of "fast fashion", the environmental impacts of the fashion industry at large, and how we, as filmmakers and costume designers, can make the film industry more sustainable too! 

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Links to organizations and resources fighting for sustainable fashion:

Re/Make

Traid

Solidaridad

CSF

In this month's minisode, Emma and Jolene dip their toes in water with the history of cosplay- and how it has helped shaped the identity of its wearers, bringing gender identity and self-expression norms into the mainstream. Discover what makes this community so accepting, and why so many people have found joy in going to conventions as their favorite characters.

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