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Switchblade Sisters is a podcast providing deep cuts on genre flicks from a female perspective. Every week, film critic and screenwriter April Wolfe sits down with a phenomenal female film-maker to slice-and-dice a classic genre movie - horror, exploitation, sci-fi and many others! Along the way, they cover craft, the state of the industry, how films get made, and more. Mothers, lock up your sons, the Switchblade Sisters are coming!
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Feeling Seen - 'Somebody, Somewhere' star Bridget Everett on 'Rudy'
Feed drop! In this episode, host Jordan Crucchiola (a former Switchblade Sisters guest) talks with Bridget Everett about how she sees herself in the ultimate underdog story. BRIDGET! BRIDGET! BRIDGET!
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The Exciting Conclusion of Switchblade Sisters
Host April Wolfe is joined by Drea Clark, Katie Walsh, and producer Casey O’Brien to reminisce about the most memorable moments from Switchblade Sisters.
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‘Mars Attacks!’ with Jo Firestone
Jo Firestone (Dr. Gameshow, Joe Pera Talks with You) joins April to talk about important topics like Hooters girls and running into The Backstreet Boys while they were dressed as chickens.
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‘To Die For’ with ‘I Blame Society’ Director Gillian Wallace Horvat
Director Gillian Wallace Horvat joins Katie Walsh to discuss gatekeepers in the film industry, her lunch buddy Bucky Henry, witchcraft, and so much more!
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‘Bride of Frankenstein’ with ‘A Nightmare Wakes’ Director Nora Unkel
Writer and director Nora Unkel joins April to discuss ‘Bride of Frankenstein,’ Mary Shelley, and that devious gremlin Doctor Pretorius.
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‘The Game’ with ‘Happiest Season’ Co-Writer and Actor Mary Holland
Actor and writer Mary Holland (Happiest Season, Greener Grass) gets lost in ‘The Game’ with April Wolfe.
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Even movie buffs will learn something new
Movie critic April Wolfe and a movie industry guest dissect a genre classic every week. They go deep on production details. It all comes from a place of deep love for the art they cover and I learn something new every week.