Women In Caskets

The women In Caskets have an announcement for you. And then another announcement. And then another....

Know what, let's just get caught up on everything, shall we?

Thanks always to The Shape for our intro/outro music!

We are now available on the Bloody Disgusting App, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Click on the links, or get our RSS feed on LibSyn! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all.

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Once again, Jen and Dawn go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. Unfortunately, the franchise has hit the point of diminishing returns and the hosts just can't seem to recapture that old Scream magic. And then Joss Whedon and Zack Snyder were dragged into the discussion and there was a meat alarm and... good night, Sweet Franchise, and let ghost-masked killers stab thee to thy rest. Please don't come back. This episode is the part of a series looking at the entire Scream franchise. You can find the other episode in this series in our archives or on our website. Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. "Something to Die For" by The Sounds We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Click on the links, or get our RSS feed on LibSyn! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content!

For once, Dawn and Jen forgo their love of spoilers to give you a spoiler-free review of Trey Edward Shults' It Comes at Night. As they do, they treat you with selections of Shults' Q&A from the Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Roadshow, selections from the haunting score by Brian McOmber and an interview with the director himself. This thriller isn't what you expect, but it's damn good cinema. We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. You can also get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content! Go to www.Patreon.com/WomeInCaskets

Dawn and Jen are joined by the immensely talented Ethan Embry to talk about Sean Byrne's The Devil's Candy and a whole lot more, including asylum admission records and the state of arts in TX. It's a great conversation and there's even more. We'll be releasing additional content from the interview exclusive to our Patreon subscribers. Keep an eye out for it later this month! Thanks always to The Shape for the intro and outro music. We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. You can also get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content! Go to www.Patreon.com/WomenInCaskets

Once again, Jen and Dawn go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. With the studios and media breathing down their necks, the team behind Scream three prove they have zero chill when it comes to the way women are treated in Hollywood and how media gets blamed for violence. Along the way character names are forgotten, one of the actors is almost left out of the finale and Jen REALLY hates bad acting. This episode is the part of a series looking at the entire Scream franchise. You can find the series on our website. Stay tuned for our concluding look at the Scream franchise with Scream 4 coming as soon as Dawn and Jen can stomach talking about it. Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. "What If" by Creed We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content! www.patreon.com/womenincaskets

Once again, Jen and Dawn go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. With the 90's on the way out, Wes Craven and company embark on the "final" chapter of the Scream franchise. With the specter of the Columbine shootings looming large, the franchise pivots and doubles-down on the comedy with... mixed results. NOTE: This represents the first part of our look at Scream 3. The second will follow shortly along with our concluding look at Scream 4. This episode is the first part of a two-parter that covers Scream 3 and Scream 4. The indomitable Sydney Prescott also made an appearance on our Final Girls podcast, you can check that out on our website, or in you podcast feed. Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. "Trouble in Woodsboro" score by Marco Beltrami We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. You can also get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content! www.Patreon.com/WomenInCaskets

Once again, Jen and Dawn go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. It is still very 90's journey, filled with regrettable fashion choices that Jen just doesn't understand. Your hosts also endure college theatre flashbacks complete with what Dawn thought was a mis-remembered piece of Greek Literature, but it turns out she was right. Which of course, meant Jen got to school her on the origins of Ghostface. So... tie? This episode is the first part of a two-parter that covers Scream and Scream 2. The First part can be found on our website or wherever you catch your podcasts. Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. "I Think I Love You" by Less Than Jake We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Or, get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon (www.patreon.com/womenincaskets)! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content!

Once again, Dawn and Jen go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. It's a very 90's journey, filled with early cellular tech, more film references than you can stab a knife into, and it rekindled our love for Vienetta ice cream. This episode is the first part of a two-parter that covers Scream and Scream 2. The indomitable Sydney Prescott also made an appearance on our Final Girls podcast, you can check that out on our website or wherever you gather your Women In Caskets podcasts from. Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. The Scream score was composed by Marco Beltrami "Youth of America" by Birdbrain We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. You can also get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon (www.patreon.com/womenincaskets)! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content!

Agency is a tricky thing, and none know it better than the female stars of Penny Dreadful and Westworld. Join Dawn and Jen as they discuss the highs and lows of demon brides, blank slates and hosts as they navigate their worlds and discover that sometimes, agency comes at a price. At the end, a special tribute to a recently lost artist, and to lighten the mood some cartoon and television recommendations! Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music. This episode's outro was "Devil, Devil" by Izzy Cox. If you liked that, you can check her out on You Tube (https://www.youtube.com/user/izzycoxmusic) or on Last FM (https://www.last.fm/music/Izzy+Cox/+tracks). We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. You can also get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon (www.patreon.com/womenincaskets)! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content!

It is a sad, sad, no-good, absolutely terrible day when Dawn realizes she did more research for a podcast than the writers did for their movie. Saddled with a fundamental lack of understanding, 2006's Stay Alive is Exhibit A for the case against Hollywood ever managing to make a decent video game movie. Technical errors, gamer tropes and mechanics that can't stay consistent from one scene to the next, this film manages to fail on just about every level imaginable. And Dawn's gonna tell you all about it. Credits: Women In Caskets Theme: The Shape Intro: Tristam Rock by mp from www.ocremix.org Outro: Where the Demon Sleeps by katethegreat19 from www.ocremix.org And a huge shout-out to Dawn's favorite gaming critics, analysts and historians, the crew at Extra Credits. Check out their You Tube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/ExtraCreditz We are now available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Or get our RSS feed on Soundcloud! Please rate and review us, we love to hear from you all. And support us on our Patreon! Sign up to access exclusive monthly podcasts and other special events and help us bring you even more crazy Women In Caskets content!