Episode 54: That's Hysterical: Part Two

Before Dawn and Jen take a close look at two films featuring women who are not, as they say, all together sane, they wanted to to take a broader look at the way "crazy" women have been portrayed in horror cinema and television.

In the second of a two-part series, your hosts talk about what hysteria is historically and start to break down the different kinds of crazy ladies horror has to offer: the obsessions, the thirst for vengeance and those crazy, crazy Mommies of the silver screen. 

You may want to listen to Part One first.

Below is a full list of the movies mentioned, including links to where they have been previously discussed in other episodes. 

Thanks always to The Shape for the intro and outro music. Now also featuring, "Fritz Was Here" by YoshiBlade (via OCRemix).

Intro clip from Comedy Central's Another Period.

Our episode on the New French Extremity with The Rants Macabre is HERE and the episode we filmed with Silver Screams on It Follows is HERE.

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And now, the movies:

The Jilted Lovers and the Obsessed: Haute Tension (High Tension), Orphan, Misery (Honorable mentions: Fatal Attraction, Play Misty for Me, May, Single White Female and The Love Witch)

Revenge: The Woman, Hard Candy, I Spit on Your Grave (Honorable mentions: Teeth, All Cheerleaders Die, Ms. .45, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, Last House on the Left (remake))

Mommies from Hell: The Brood, Inside (À l'intérieur), Mama (Friday the 13th, Carrie, The Others, Serial Mom, Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Scream 2, Mother's Day, Last House on the Left, The Babadook)

Power Corrupts: The Craft, Carrie, The Dark Phoenix Saga (comics)

Episode 54: That's Hysterical: Part One

Before Dawn and Jen take a close look at two films featuring women who are not, as they say, all together sane, they wanted to to take a broader look at the way "crazy" women have been portrayed in horror cinema and television.

In the first of a two-part series, your hosts talk about what hysteria is historically and start to break down the different kinds of crazy ladies horror has to offer: the flat-out hysterical, the possessed, and the inherent evil of being female.

Below is a full list of the movies mentioned, including links to where they have been previously discussed in other episodes. 

Thanks always to The Shape for the intro and outro music. Now also featuring, "Fritz Was Here" by YoshiBlade (via OCRemix).

Intro clip from Comedy Central's Another Period.

You can find the episode of Sawbones featuring Hysteria HERE.

The Women In Caskets are part of the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network. You can find our podcasts on their website, or on the app! We are also available in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and all your favorite podcatchers. Click on the links, or get our RSS feed on LibSyn!

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And now, the movies:

The Hysterical: Audition, Happy Birthday to Me, Excision (Honorable mentions: Oculus, American Horror Story, A Tale of Two Sisters and Gothica)

The Possessed: The Exorcist (1973), The Exorcist (2016 - TV - Link is Patrons-only), and The Conjuring (Honorable mentions: all the possession movies - just all of them)

The Evil Females: Black Swan, Sleepaway Camp, Carrie (Honorable mentions: Jennifer's Body, Dracula (all of them), Ginger Snaps, Teeth, It Follows, Flowers in the Attic and Repusion)

Episode 53: I Can't Believe It's Not Horror

This week, Jen and Dawn give you a rundown of shows that aren't horror, but contain horrific elements you might terrifying and downright delightful. From Lynchian Gnomes to super-hero horror, the Women in Caskets hope find something new and exciting to watch, or even just gain an appreciation for the sometimes odd places horror can be found. (Honestly, how any of us survive our childhoods is beyond us, kid's shows are CRAZY.) 

Do you have a favorite non-horror show or movie that contains horror - let us know! Tweet us @womenincaskets and you might make a future podcast!

Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music.

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Episode 50: We All Scream for More Scream: The Final Cut

Once again, Jen and Dawn go on a journey of re-discovery through one of horror's most beloved franchises: Scream. Unfortunately, the franchise has hit the point of diminishing returns and the hosts just can't seem to recapture that old Scream magic. And then Joss Whedon and Zack Snyder were dragged into the discussion and there was a meat alarm and... good night, Sweet Franchise, and let ghost-masked killers stab thee to thy rest.

Please don't come back. 

This episode is the part of a series looking at the entire Scream franchise. Scream is HERE. Scream 2 is HERE. The discussions (there were two) are HERE and HERE.

The indomitable Sydney Prescott also made an appearance on our Final Girls podcast, you can check that out HERE.  

Thanks always to The Shape for the intro music.

"Something to Die For" by The Sounds 

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Episode 52: A Podcast Comes at Night

For once, Dawn and Jen forgo their love of spoilers to give you a quick review of Trey Edward Shults' It Comes at Night. As they do, they treat you with selections of Shults' Q&A from the Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Roadshow, selections from the haunting score by Brian McOmber and an interview with the director himself. 

This thriller isn't what you expect, but it's damn good cinema. 

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