Join us for a discussion of what made 1969 (Rosemary's Baby) to 1981 (The Shining) the golden age of American horror films. Josh and George talk about 70s horror films as meditations on domestic abuse, and explorations of disordered personalities through the allegories of demonic possession and hauntings. 

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"Did you see her or not!? She's acting like she's f**ing out of her mind, psychotic, like a split personality or something."

"I'm gonna go now."

"He has his father's eyes."

"It's all for you, Damian."

Join us for a discussion of what made 1969 (Rosemary's Baby) to 1981 (The Shining) the golden age of American horror films. Josh and George talk about 70s horror films as meditations on domestic abuse, and explorations of disordered personalities through the allegories of demonic possession and hauntings.  Featuring: "Did you see her or not!? She's acting like she's f**ing out of her mind, psychotic, like a split personality or something." "I'm gonna go now." "He has his father's eyes." "It's all for you, Damian."

Four years ago, I woke from a spell that I had been under since childhood.  After decades of torment, I recognized my mother for what she truly was: a personality-disordered abuser.  She wasn't the victim she had always claimed to be.  Then I saw the same behavior and abuse tactics being adopted and applauded by the social justice left.

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