I can smell my friend being cooked. | Earth Station Boo

They went to save the rainforest. The rainforest had other plans. Tea and Karen dive deep into Eli Roth’s 2013 cannibal horror love letter The Green Inferno — a film that takes a group of well meaning student activists, drops them in the Amazon, and lets a very hungry tribe sort out the rest. They cover the brilliant dark irony of the premise, the stunning practical effects, the complicated ethics of the cannibal horror subgenre, and the Italian classics that inspired it all — Cannibal Holocaust and Cannibal Ferox. Is this extreme horror at its finest or torture porn dressed up in social commentary? Tune in and decide for yourself. Subscribe now to Earth Station Boo where we talk all things horror. Let’s Get Spooky! Find all our links here: https://linktr.ee/EarthStationBoo You can also find us on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Instagram Facebook YouTube Earth Station Boo Merch Store Check our Friends at the ESO Network:  Cosmic Pizza Have feedback or comments?Email us at [email protected]  #TheGreenInferno #EarthStationBoo #ESONetwork #LetsGetSpooky  #Horraholics #FemalePodcast #HorrorPodcast #HorrorNerds #HorrorDiscussion #HorrorFans #CultHorror #HorrorCommunity #PodcastForHorrorFans #HorrorMovies #CultClassics #HorrorLovers #HorrorAddict #EliRoth #CannibalHorror #CannibalHolocaust #CannibalFerox #ExtremeHorror #ItalianHorror #JungleHorror #GoreHorror #TorturePorn #HorrorSatire #Splatter #Grindhouse #ExtremeHorrorFilms The post I can smell my friend being cooked. | Earth Station Boo appeared first on The ESO Network.