TV & Film
This week Aria and Lori explore the "biological truths" surrounding reproduction, and how horror films can unsettle this presupposed heteronormative structure. They are also completely bewildered by some of the absolutely wild movies covered, including "It's Alive" (1974), "Little Otik" (2000), "The Suckling" (1990), and "The Baby" (1973). Join us for some queer theory, social deconstruction, and jokes about people boning down.
Audio clip from Cameron Esposito's "Marriage Material" (2016).
WARNING: This episode features discussions of abortion, anti-choice rhetoric, and misogyny rooted in phobic attitudes towards sex work.
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