Episode 36: Heterosexual Chemical Warfare
The Gaylords kick off Pride month by doing shots with Octavia Spencer (and all the other queens) in Ma, lamenting vestibule terrorism and the lack of queer horror franchises, and dragging Werner Herzog into their rainbow swamp. Got a question for the Gaylords? Find 'em on Facebook and Twitter, or email gaylords@gaylordsofdarkness.com
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Episode 35: Hashtag Canceled
This week the Gaylords enroll at the esteemed University of Pieces (1982) for some higher learning about waterbeds, kung fu, nudie puzzles, and undercover tennis cops before they decide to hashtag cancel themselves. Also: their fave horror sequences from the last decade and more!
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Episode 34: Lesbian for No Reason
This week the Gaylords don their Satanic red shawls and swig some poisoned hot toddies as they take a trip to TV land with The Initiation of Sarah (1978) and Home for the Holidays (1972)! Arcane mysteries abound: what's up with Shelley Winters? Why does no one talk about one of the earliest slasher movies ever made and the perfect queens within? Also: debating Twitter handles, talkin' about movies they should like, and much more.
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Episode 33: Now THIS is Podracing
Live deliciously (or take mushrooms and explode) with the Gaylords as they indulge in the folk horrors of bleak Satanjc pastoral life with The VVitch and Hagazussa. Stacie and Anthony go through the wringer with two incredible actresses and debate goat sexuality, the proper preparation of flying ointment and baby soup, the Blair Witch, and much more.
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Episode 32: The Boner of My Heart
This week Stacie & Anthony ask just how far they’d be willing to go for a sweet purple jacket with 1983’s One Dark Night! The Gaylords rejoice in Meg Tilly, E.G. Daily, and psychic detective Olivia McKenna’s press-on nails, plus a few of their favorite lesser-known horror films. AND "enjoy" some rare special insights into the enigmatic mind of Stacie Ponder — grab your lucky yellow toothbrush and watch where you put that garlic!
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Episode 31: Ellen Burstyn's Day Spa
Celebrate May Day Gaylords-style with two trips to Summerisle: The Wicker Man (1973) and The Wicker Man (2006)! Stacie and Anthony address singing swingers, off-camera bees, gender-swapping in horror films, and toast before mounting a campaign against the Rate and Review Industrial Complex. Get your corn rigs out and twirl around that maypole (quietly, please).
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Episode 30: G.R.A.M.M.I.
This week the Gaylords celebrate the new Blu-ray release of the bonkers 1985-but-really-1982 film Superstition. Stacie & Anthony demon-cackle their way through one of the best witch / ghost / haunted house / slasher movies out there and temper it with bouts of Child's Play remake-induced illness, animatronic grandmothers, their favorite non-horror horror films, and more!
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Episode 29: A Trip to Ti Town
This week the Gaylords fawn over two films by writer/director Ti West: The House of the Devil (2009) and The Innkeepers (2011) and all the perfect scares and perfect queens within. Also on the docket: green splats, the dubious motivations of horror movie Satanists, logistical questions about ghosts, twists, and the University of Sally Struthers. Yeah, it's a lot.
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Episode 28: A Woman Cannot Live on Rage Alone
This week the Gaylords return to Ludlow, Maine for the Pet Sematary remake and find themselves pondering undead pyramid schemes, stony soil, plot switcheroos, and John Lithgow’s mustard lips. Is dead really sometimes better? Listen for Stacie & Anthony’s final verdicts and all the remake talk you can stand!
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Episode 27: Peanut Butter and Paris Hilton
This week the Gaylords don their white tank tops and venture back to the early-to-mid-2000s for the Tank Top Trilogy: 2003’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre & Wrong Turn and 2005’s House of Wax! Stacie & Anthony chart the descent from post-Scream-era slashers into grungy rural torture p0rn and find themselves wondering: is (honorary Gaylord) Paris Hilton the only one to come out of this unscathed?
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