Schlock and Awe

  This week Lindsay is joined by Fatal Femmes Host Laura Cannon as they clock in for a full shift; for a Double Features of Mike Nichols' Working Girl (1988) & Colin Higgins' 9 to 5 (1980).  This is an Double that proves that 9 to 5 is all taking and no giving.   Listen to Fatal Femmes Here   Follow Fatal Femmes on Twitter @fatal_femmes Follow Laura Cannon on Twitter @cannonlaurac   Follow Schlock and Awe on Twitter @schlockandawe1 Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek   Please Rate and Review Here Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King

  In this very special episode Lindsay is joined by the amazing Carmelita Valdez McKoy as they dive into a Triple Feature.  This triple has everything, comedy, love, tears, romance and huge amounts of trauma.  With a triple of Billy Wilder's The Apartment, Steven Shainberg's Secretary and Liliana Cavani's haunting The Night Porter.  People, relationships and kinks come in all shapes and sizes, and this is a triple that really digs into it.    Warning this episode deals with themes such as Assault, Self-Harm and Suicide.   Follow Carmelita on Twitter @CarmelitaSays  Follow Schlock and Awe on  @schlockandawe1 Follow Schlock and Awe on Instagram @schlockandawe1/ Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek   Please Rate and Review Apple Podcasts  Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King

S&A DOUBLE:  ARACHNOPHOBIA ( DIR FRANK MARSHALL, 1990) & THE SWARM (DIR IRWIN ALLEN, 1978)      I remember as a kid, many a scary movie moments would have me running from the room.  But there was also two movie trailers (or ads for TV) that would have the same effect on me.  One mintue I was sitting on the floor by the TV the next there was a only a cartoon puff of smoke in the shape of my general person.  These were  Arachnophobia from 1990 and The Swarm from 1978.  I think the notion of being covered in bees with the constant screaming gave me anxiety nightmares.  Watching both of these movies last week was a first for me, because with all the creepy crawlies it makes me itchy.  Inscets, Bugs and Spiders have always made great Monster Movies, Crawley Features if you will.  Whether they are radio actively giant like in Them ! or Tarantua , more experimental like Phase IV or Creature Freature like Cronenber's The Fly ...