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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 2H 2M

53. Revisited: Vintage Veins & Modern Mutations | A Flesh Twisting Tour Through Body Horror's Greatest Terrors

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Lauren's under the weather this week! - So rather than leave you without an episode, we're revisiting one of our favourite discussions from the archive!In this episode, we take a flesh-twisting journey through the world of body horror, exploring how the subgenre has evolved over the years, the films that helped shape it, and why it continues to fascinate and disturb horror fans today....It's a topic we had a great time discussing, and one we thought was worth bringing back for the newer listeners who may have missed it first time round!Whether you're hearing it again or discovering it for the first time, we hope you enjoy it!We'll be back on Tuesday for a brand-new episode!Follow us on Instagram! - @thefinalcouplepodcastFollow us on Threads! - @thefinalcouplepodcastFollow us on TikTok! - @thefinalcouplepodcastIf you enjoyed this or any of our other episodes - please give us a rating and/or follow! Thank you!

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