Amie Simon
I Love Splatter
On a mission to make sure no one ever says, "There are not a lot of female directors period, and even less who are inclined to do horror." EVER AGAIN, co-hosts Amie and Adrienne (sometimes joined by very special guest and film scholar, Heather) discuss women-directed horror films on the I Love Splatter! podcast -- aka: the Splattercast.
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Episodes
Splattercast episode 3: Jennifer's Body 27.11.2020 1:02:17
In which Amie and Adrienne discuss how Jennifer's Body (2009, Directed by Karyn Kusama) originally suffered from marketing gone bad, flipping opinions, the horror of being a teen girl, complicated BFF love, feminism, eating boys, and how PMS isn't real, Needy. It was made up by the boy-run media to make us seem crazy. Related links: She Kills Podcast (Shudder) with Karyn Kusama & E...
Splattercast episode 2: Are slumber parties REALLY like that? 14.11.2020 1:04:14
In which Amie, Adrienne, and Heather discuss two 80s gems: The Slumber Party Massacre (1982), Directed by Amy Holden Jones and Written by, and The Slumber Party Massacre 2 (1987), Directed and Written by Deborah Brock. Grab some cold pizza or some hand-burgers, put on your jammies, and join us for a discussion about coded (and not so coded) queerness, the female gaze, and the worst zit ever. ...
Splattercast episode 1: F*ck the Patriarchy 31.10.2020 43:12
In which Amie, Adrienne, and Heather discuss the origins of women-directed horror and the problems with gatekeeping and the patriarchy within the film industry in general, and in particular, the horror genre. Related links: Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché : https://benaturalthemovie.com/ Faust et Méphistophélès (1903), directed by Alice Guy-Blaché: https://www.youtube....
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