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Cinematic Discomfort
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Cinematic Discomfort dives into the movies that disturb us—and why we can’t look away. Host Charlotte brings a mix of humor, psychological insight, and deep-dive film nerdery to explore the themes, trauma, and artistry behind unsettling cinema. Joined by guests with lived experience or expertise, she turns discomfort into conversation. Come for the horror, stay for the healing.
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The Fly (1986) - Decay, Illness, and the Horror of Having a Body
A film where love, science, and ego collide in a tragic metamorphosis of flesh and identity. In this episode, we take a more light-hearted turn (if you can call it that) into a movie that is fun, gross, and thought-provoking. (Content warnings: body horror, gross stuff, AIDS, death, reproductive rights.) References: Horror Queers Podcast "The Fly (1986) feat Meagan Navarro”. August 18, 2021. 'DOES THIS LOOK LIKE A SICK MAN TO YOU?': The Horror of Identity and the Identity of Horror in David Cronenberg's 'The Fly' by Travis Woods
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Lamb (2015) - Innocence, Control, and the Need to Be Loved
A slow-burning exploration of power, dependence, and the blurred line between nurturing and possession. In this episode, host Charlotte picks a fight with an indie movie that only grossed $30,000. Tangents include What Would Tom Hanks Do?, Rocky Mountain geography, and Canadian teen dramas. (Content warnings: child sexual abuse, grooming, pedophiles, and related topics.)
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Cinematic Discomfort dives into the movies that disturb us—and why we can’t look away. Host Charlotte brings a mix of humor, psychological insight, and deep-dive film nerdery to explore the themes, trauma, and artistry behind unsettling cinema. Joined by guests with lived experience or expertise, she turns discomfort into conversation. Come for the horror, stay for the healing.
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