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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

we want you to think we're good, spookies — which is why we left our final pick for homoerotic thriller pride in our patron's hands. to round out the month, we're ending with a bow and black swan (2010), a balletic horror that fulfills all your body horror (and body pleasure) fantasies. starring natalie portman and mila kunis with supporting performances from barbara hershey and winona ryder, this flick strives for perfection, and we dare say they just might reach it if you take all of the critical approval into account. seriously, this darren aronofsky film had a decent showing at the academy awards, but whether it redeems him in our eyes after mother!, well, that's up for discussion.

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maybe it doesn’t matter what happens next, spookies. maybe what’s important is that she opened the cage 🐈‍⬛

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cat people (1942) // it follows (2014)

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meowwwwww // cat people (1942) podcast cosplay

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it’s actually criminal that this diva with her full sequin outfit and hair bow and fur stole and threatening lesbian aura didn’t get more screen time

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our latest trailer reaction is out now and we’re sneaking a peek at the new frankenstein film from guillermo del toro! you can check out the full video on our patreon 🍿

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happy thinkin’ ‘bout it thursday this thursday i am thinkin’ ‘bout how there could be all manner of asexual even-tempered serbian cat people out there just going about their business none the wiser

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well can you blame oliver???? one glimpse at a face card like that and i’d be ready to propose too

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Do you plan on doing (2018) the snarling ?

none of us had heard of it before this message! seems interesting though 👀 we may have to check it out!

[spookytuesdaypod]

spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

the idea of making a movie that’s both homoerotic and thrilling is hardly new, which is why we decided to throw it back to the ‘40s for our third installment of homoerotic thriller pride. on the latest spooky tuesday, we’re talking about cat people (1942), a subtly sapphic creature feature about irena, a recent immigrant who fears her passions may come with dangerous consequences. given that this flick was made under the hays code, there’s a lot it couldn’t show or even really hint it, but it’s been viewed through a queer lens for decades. this week, we’re pointing out parallels and pondering the past as we dabble in cinematic history.

give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher

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monday morning again

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club silencio tonight who’s rolling through 🫡

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not to stay on the “mulholland drive explained” beat but what exactly was her deal?? why did she look so much like rita?? why was she giving off such strong ex girlfriend vibes???

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mulholland drive spoilers but in the larger context of the movie these scenes are actually so funny they’re like “and what if someone fucked YOUR wife. and what if we lived in a world where you DIDN’T sleep with people you work with what would THAT look like 🤨”

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THIS is the girl 😍😍😍 mullholland drive (2001)

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sorry sorry i want to focus on mulholland drive (2001) i really do it’s just that i can’t stop thinking about cursed (2005)