Not Your Final Girl: Vintage Halloween Special
Candace and Ariel are joined by Chelsea Stardust for their Vintage Halloween Special, featuring horror classics and Chelsea’s party mix!
THIS EPISODE: “CAT PEOPLE” (1942), “THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN” (1952), AND “CARNIVAL OF SOULS” (1964) WITH CHELSEA STARDUST
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The time is nigh! From the black and white world, Candace and Ariel are hanging out with filmmaker Chelsea Stardust for our annual Vintage Halloween episode, where we discuss some of the most festive pre-1970 horror films.
Get ready for this triple feature. Spanning three decades, we’ve got atmospheric and suspenseful psychological classic Cat People (1942), followed by Hammer campfest The Curse of Frankenstein (1952 – and in color!), in which Peter Cushing is toxic in his little outfits. Last up, the low-budget indie nightmare of our hearts, Carnival of Souls (1962).
In case you’re wondering, there is a common theme in these movies, but you gotta listen to find out. We can’t just give you everything in the description, okay?
We can give you Chelsea’s amazing Halloween mix though!
Also, our Letterboxd has been mega-updated, so you can take a look at everything we’ve watched for the show.
About our guest:
Chelsea Stardust is a filmmaker known for her work on two successful horror movies, All That We Destroy (2019) and Satanic Panic (2019). You can check out All That We Destroy on Hulu and Satanic Panic on Shudder. And be sure to follow Chelsea on Instagram to see what’s coming next from her.
ABOUT THIS PODCAST
Not Your Final Girl is a podcast hosted by three women (Ariel Dyer and Candace Sluder) just trying to make it to the end of the movie. Join us bi-weekly for deep dives into horror with a fresh take on the genre we love! We’re @NYFGpod on Letterboxd if you want to check out all the movies we’ve talked about on the pod. You can also follow Candace at @crammpuss if you want to peek at what movies might be coming up next.
A proud part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Our drive for intersectionality aligns well with the Morbidly Beautiful ethos. We love that MB is a nonprofit that gives back to the horror community, and are thrilled to be a part of the network.
The original music/theme song for the show was done by Ariel Dyer, arieldyer.bandcamp.com. Our main show logo/artwork was created by Brian Demarest (@evilflynn on Instagram).
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