92 episodes
I Spit on Your Podcast Spinsters of Horror
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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A monthly podcast brought to you by the Spinsters of Horror! This is a time once a month where Jess puts down her knitting needles and Kelly steps away from the TV to discuss horror, cult, and subversive movies with thoughtful analysis, research and passion.
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Episode 58: Weird Girls - May (2002) & Excision (2012)
In this episode, we are BACK from our break and ready to get bloody with starting our WEIRD GIRL series. We will be discussing Sad Girl Theory and the Female Mutilator in the films MAY (2002) and EXCISION (2012).
Enjoy and welcome to our dark side…
Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance with the Dead
Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk
Editing work by: Jessica -
Episode 57: Aquatic Horror with The Horror Queers
In this episode, we are exploring the vast terrifying depths of the dark ocean waters with two very special guests from the Horror Queers, Joe and Trace. We are talking Aquatic Horror with the two films 47 Meters Down (2017) and Orca (1977). So take a deep breath as we discuss thalassophobia and the demonization of animals in the media.
Enjoy and welcome to our dark side…
Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance with the Dead
Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk
Editing work by: Jessica -
Episode 56: Women Love Horror - The Redux
In this episode, we are celebrating our five year anniversary of the podcast and revisiting our first episode talking about why women love horror but with an update! This is a reflective episode about why horror, where we are at with horror after five years of podcasting, discussion about the podcast's updated direction and what to expect over the next five years of Spinsters of Horror and I Spit On Your Podcast. Also, with special audio additions from other women in the community talking about why they love horror. Thank you to Rachel and Ariel of More Deadly Podcast, Mary Wild, Kayli Scholz, Blayne Waterloo, Rachelle Hinkley, and Helene Doratel Pletzkow for adding their voices to our anniversary episode!
Enjoy and welcome to our dark side…
Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance with the Dead
Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk
Editing work by: Jessica -
Episode 00: I Spit On Your Podcast Trailer
Welcome to I SPIT ON YOUR PODCAST! A monthly show brought to you by the Spinsters of Horror, Jess and Kelly. We discuss horror, cult, and subversive cinema with thoughtful analysis, research and passion.
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Episode 55: Indigenous Horror - The Dead Can't Dance (2010) & Blood Quantum (2019)
In celebration of National Indigenous month here in Canada this episode will be looking at indigenous horror and talking about zombies, COVID-19, marginalized communities and the destructive impact of colonialism on indigenous communities in the two films The Dead Can’t Dance (2010) and Blood Quantum (2019)
So pick your poison and listen on….IF YOU DARE.
Enjoy and welcome to our dark side…
Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance with the Dead
Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk
Editing work by: Jessica -
Episode 54: Know Your Roots! The Origins of Horror 1960s Pt.1
In this episode, we are going back to our roots with a continuation of exploring the Origins of Horror. This episode will be Part 1 on the history of horror in the 1960s with Part 2 to come in a few months. But to kick us off we will be looking at the drastic change the horror genre underwent with the rise of proto-slashers in the films Peeping Tom (1960) and Psycho (1960) and the birth of the gore and splatter with Blood Feast (1963).
Enjoy and welcome to our dark side…
Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance with the Dead
Artwork by: Jess Hrycyk
Editing work by: Jessica
Customer Reviews
Update: you guys are rad
I’m updating my review from over a year ago now that I’ve been pretty consistently listening. You guys have come such a long way in a short time and the show is incredible. I love the added stuff like Taboo Terrors and reading the articles on the site as well.
The feminine perspective is always important with horror and the deeper analysis you two offer is always thought provoking. There are genres, like rape revenge for example, that I never wanted to consider as worthwhile until hearing your perspective on how it can be healing and empowering for some. I may not watch them but I can now certainly appreciate their merit.
Thanks for everything you do to make my mornings and commutes more fun.
I look forward to another year (and more) of watching your success grow!