B3 Podcast

It's our favorite month of the year, outside of Halloween, here at the B3 Podcast -- It's PRIDE! We also have the honor of celebrating this special month with our first guest, Veronica from The Chick Lit Book Club Podcast! We are covering James Whale's horror classics, The Old Dark House (1932) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935). The ladies break down queer film theory, the Hays Code, and sing way too many show tunes along the way. Also Veronica has a gift for the B3 ladies, and Rae is ashamed to have forgotten the name of Salacious B. Crumb - the B stands for Bodacious.

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Citations for this episode:

Lake, J., 2022. [Feature] "We Don’t Belong Dead!"; A Definitive Reclamation Of James Whale’s Bride of Frankenstein — Gayly Dreadful -- Bursting out of your closet with the latest horror reviews. [online] Gayly Dreadful -- Bursting out of your closet with the latest horror reviews. Available at: [Accessed 12 June 2022].

Michael Laplace‐Sinatra (1998) Science, gender and otherness in Shelley's Frankenstein and Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation, European Romantic Review, 9:2, 253-270, DOI: 10.1080/10509589808570051

Helford, E. (2022). Queering Classic Hollywood: James Whale and the Queer Delights of “The Old Dark House” | Read | The Take. Retrieved 12 June 2022, from https://the-take.com/read/queering-classic-hollywood-james-whale-and-the-queer-delights-of-the-old-dark-house

Newell, C. (2020). A Bumpy Road Of Queer Gothic Resistance From The Old Dark House To The Rocky Horror Picture Show [Blog]. Retrieved from https://www.gaylydreadful.com/blog/pride-2020-a-bumpy-road-of-queer-gothic-resistance-from-the-old-dark-house-to-the-rocky-horror-picture-show

Listeners, it almost happened. Rob Zombie almost ruined the podcast. The ladies discuss Halloween (2007) and Halloween 2 (2009) and at a number of times almost quit the podcast. What makes Rob the biggest hypocrite regarding his view of cameos? What's with the stupid white horse? Why is everyone so dirty?! These topics are covered however, its debatable as to whether any real conclusions are reached.

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