Daylight Horror 1 - Jaws (1975) and Nope (2022)

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Monstrous Flesh: A Horror Film Podcast

Monstrous Flesh

46 episodes

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A fortnightly podcast dedicated to exploring the origins of horror tropes, the folklore behind it, and the representation of women and non binary folks within it! In each series we deep dive a particular theme or trope, and we dissect it to an inch of its life! Hosted by Dr Megan Kenny and Clelia McElroy, and edited by Adam Hynes.

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Daylight Horror 1 - Jaws (1975) and Nope (2022)

Monstrous Flesh: A Horror Film Podcast

1 hour 33 minutes 55 seconds

1 year ago

Daylight Horror 1 - Jaws (1975) and Nope (2022)

Welcome to this Monstrous Flesh podcast mini-series, where we turn our attention to a fascinating subgenre - Daylight Horror.

This week we're talking about Steven Spielberg's 1975 cult classic Jaws and Jordan Peele's UFO extravaganza Nope, from 2022. Why do these two films make a great double bill, you ask? ...

Let's talk!

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Find out more about Monstrous Flesh, our reading list for episodes and upcoming events via our website monstrousflesh.co.uk

Follow Clelia (@monstrous_flesh) and Meg (@monstrous_meg) on Instagram, Threads and X. Sound design, editing and theme music by Adam Hynes (@adamnarrows).

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Research for this episode:

JAWS:

VOIR - Ep 1 - The Summer of the Shark (Netflix) Visual essay written by American Film Blogger Sasha Stone, about her experience as a 10 year old girl who discovered a love of cinema in the summer of 1975 when she first watched Jaws.