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A horror movie podcast where every episode ends in a song! Actually, two songs. Hosts Rachel and John review cult classics, creature features, and creepy gems, write original music inspired by each film, and perform it for each other live and uncut. Expect weird trivia, nerdy banter, and bizarre deep dives. Full episodes feature movie analysis and live songs, followed by shorter bonus encore episodes with demo versions and extra commentary. New episodes drop weekly. Come for the gore, stay for the encore.

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    65: Alien (1979) - Part Two

    We wrap up our coverage of Ridley Scott's masterpiece, including SFX, characters and themes. Plus don't miss two brand new songs inspired by the film! Barton, Michaela. “How ‘Alien’ (1979) Queered the Binaries of Traditional Gender.” Flipscreened. 18 August 2020. https://flipscreened.com/2020/08/18/how-alien-queered-the-binaries-of-traditional-gender/. Brinkhof, Tim. “As Seen on ‘Alien’: H.R. Giger’s Biomorphic Nightmare.” Artnet. 26 April 2024. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/as-seen-on-alien-giger-xenomorph-2460983. “Gender in Body Horror: Alien & Videodrome.” Movies: trash classics obscurities beauty. 26 April 2012. https://lastephens92.wordpress.com/2012/05/23/gender-and-horror-in-videodrome-alien/. Giger, H.R. “More Press Reaction.” HR Giger. April 1998. https://hrgiger.com/alien4-press.htm. Hall, Sophia Alexandra. “Forget Xenomorphs: The real threat in Alien was wage inequality and corporate greed.” Big Issue. 13 August 2025. https://www.bigissue.com/culture/film/alien-film-xenomorph-wage-inequality-ridley-scott/. King, E.L. “Embracing Ellen Ripley and Alien’s Genderfluid Motifs.” Horror Press. 12 June 2023. https://horrorpress.com/editorials/4231/embracing-ellen-ripley-and-aliens-genderfluid-motifs/. Windram, Dominic. “Feminism & Film: ‘Mainstream cinema woman’s body has come to signify the spaces of the unknown, the terrifying, the monstrous.’ (Barbara Creed).” LinkedIn. 19 April 2021. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/feminism-film-mainstream-cinema-womans-body-has-come-signify-windram/.

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A horror movie podcast where every episode ends in a song! Actually, two songs. Hosts Rachel and John review cult classics, creature features, and creepy gems, write original music inspired by each film, and perform it for each other live and uncut. Expect weird trivia, nerdy banter, and bizarre deep dives. Full episodes feature movie analysis and live songs, followed by shorter bonus encore episodes with demo versions and extra commentary. New episodes drop weekly. Come for the gore, stay for the encore.