A monthly podcast brought to you by the Spinsters of Horror! This is a time once a month when Jess puts down her bloody knitting needles and Kelly steps away from the TV to discuss horror, cult, and subversive cinema with thoughtful analysis, research, and passion. This is also home to KELLY’S TABOO TERRORS! A monthly podcast exploring the transgressive side of cinema.
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In the episode, we are dropped into 1990s Yugoslavia with The Seasoning House (2012). The Bosnian conflict was the most violent and brutal war Europe had seen since WWII, with genocide, full scale massacres, and the creation of ethnic cleansing through r*pe camps. This is one of those camps….. My guest for this episode is back for more, Kelly McNeely! Kells is a co-host and enthusiastic mixologist…
In the episode, we head to Chile with the unforgettable film by Lucio Rojas, Trauma (2017). A film inspired by the true events of the 17 year dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, its' brutal realism gives us an unflinching glimpse into the world of his regime and the intergenerational trauma that follows. Trauma keeps to its word - you will never be the same once witnessing it for the first time. My…
In this episode, we head to Mexico with “Mexico’s most violent film”, Atroz (2018) by Lex Ortega. Taking social and political commentary to dark and shocking places, Atroz doesn’t pull any punches - it’s provocative and memorable. It challenges everything you thought you knew and more. Taking inspiration from Ruggero Deodato , renowned filmmaker behind Cannibal Holocaust (and is an associate…
Welcome to season two, Morgue Rats! In this episode, I introduce to you the films, themes, and ideas surrounding what I call Cultural Extremism , along with finally defining what this damn title means. It will be a season of uncomfortable truths and disturbing films; films that shatter your soul and throw you deep into an existential crisis. Trust me, make sure you have your palette cleansers…
In this episode of SPINSTERS CHOICE, one of us selects a movie we're passionate about. This time, it's Jessica's turn, and naturally, she is taking us back to Japan. Japanese horror, especially J-Horror, is captivating, and combine it with found footage, and you have a Koji Shiraishi film—the director we have decided to spotlight for this Spinster’s Choice. We'll be focusing on two lesser-known…
It’s time for season one to die. Necrophilia is dead, buried, and no one has been left wanting. From the concept of the taboo, to reflections of the season past, this episode should satisfy your lust for the macabre. Remember, everyone benefits from rational educational exposure to taboo topics, and corpse fucking has been dissected to death. This is my Epitaph…. Music by Tony Ware Editing &…
In this episode, we are returning to our beloved Weird Girl to discuss the recently released whimsical necro rom-com LISA FRANKENSTEIN from 2024. We will revisit who the Weird Girl is, discuss the morbidity of young girls (and ourselves), and come to a topic that we find ourselves never escaping… NECROPHILIA. Enjoy and welcome to our dark side… Intro/Outro Music: Kiss of the Creature by Dance…
This month is the season finale! And I have chosen the perfect film and guest to end on. I will be dissecting THE YEARNING OF MARIA D (2018) from the elusive underground filmmaker Marian Dora. The final movie on necrophilia is a powerhouse of the extreme, and I can’t wait to share it with you. We will be tackling animal death on screen, arthouse extreme, and of course, the necrophilia of it all.…
In this episode, we conclude our in-depth exploration of Ti West’s slasher trilogy with the 2024 film MaXXXine. We continue from our discussions on X and Pearl, concentrating on the connection between the porn industry and the horror genre. This installment takes us into the 80s atmosphere as we follow our protagonist, Maxine Minx, on her path to becoming Hollywood's next major horror icon.…
This month, I'm traversing the world of Italian horror cinema with Lamberto Bava’s MACABRE ! Known for releasing some controversial films like Cannibal Holocaust, Cannibal Ferox, and The New York Ripper , the Italian horror market is no stranger to transgressive themes. Though this is a more subtle take on necrophilia than other films covered, it is weird, romantic, and interesting! An underseen…
