Feminine Critique: Masters of Horror Series

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Join us for a trip down memory lane, the innocent days of 2005 when Mick Garris assembled a batch of the genre’s best(?) directors to make their own one-hour stories for Showtime’s Masters of Horror. A whopping FIFTEEN YEARS have since passed, and Christine and Emily are revisiting each episode for a quick evaluation. This series is now complete. Feminine Critique: Masters of Horror Series is part of the Weirding Way Media podcast network. Explore more of our shows at weirdingwaymedia.com.

  1. 10/15/2022

    Echoes

    Break out the bathtub gin as Emily and Christine head to the roaring ‘20s with Rupert Wainwright’s Echoes, one of the weirder (and yet also duller) episodes of Fear Itself. Also, in honor of screenwriter Sean Hood, we spend a fair amount of time evaluating Halloween: Resurrection. Enjoy!

  2. 10/15/2022

    Eater

    Because there just can’t be too many cannibal stories, Emily and Christine are back with Stuart Gordon’s Eater, based on The Washingtonians’ Richard Chizmar and Johnathon Schaech's screenplay. It’s a good one! Cook yourself a nice juicy medium rare tongue and have a listen. YOU DON’T NEED A TONGUE TO LISTEN!

  3. 10/15/2022

    The Spirit Box

    We’ve got spirit, yes we do! Especially when it comes to Rob Schmidt’s surprisingly delightful episode, starring a baby-faced Anna Kendrick and Jessica Parker Kennedy. Be sure to give this one a chance!

  4. 10/15/2022

    Something With Bite

    In fitting with the Roku Channel and disc set of Fear Itself being out of order, Emily … posted these episodes out of order. Here’s what should have been episode 9 listed now as 10, Ernest Dickerson’s Something With Bite. Don’t get too excited: it’s written by the poop that doesn’t flush known as Max Landis. Enjoy…

  5. 10/15/2022

    Chance

    Who knew we’d be getting Kafka references this deep into Fear Itself? Christine brings some smart insight into John Dahl’s Chance, starring the always welcome Ethan Embry and based on a story by, well, Kafka screenwriter Lem Dobbs.

  6. 10/15/2022

    Skin and Bones

    How great is Doug Jones? It’s a trick question because there’s no scale to accurately measure him. He he is making Emily think Larry Fessenden’s Skin and Bones is something great, and Christine agreeing that he’s just really, really that good. Have a listen!

  7. 10/15/2022

    Community

    We’re back! Christine and Emily return in full force to tackle the sole female-directed installment of the MoHFis with Mary Harron’s Community. It’s…not as exciting as it sounds.

  8. 10/15/2022

    New Year's Day

    Pop that champagne and pretend it’s a new year because WHY NOT? Emily and Christine dive deep into Darren Lynn Bousman’s New Year’s Day, with a fair amount of time also spent on the perfection of Briana Evigan’s career choices and a deep dive into what type of zombies your hostesses would be if/when the time comes.

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Join us for a trip down memory lane, the innocent days of 2005 when Mick Garris assembled a batch of the genre’s best(?) directors to make their own one-hour stories for Showtime’s Masters of Horror. A whopping FIFTEEN YEARS have since passed, and Christine and Emily are revisiting each episode for a quick evaluation. This series is now complete. Feminine Critique: Masters of Horror Series is part of the Weirding Way Media podcast network. Explore more of our shows at weirdingwaymedia.com.

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