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"House of Horror" (The Son Of Ingagi, 1940)
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In the season finale of "Black Women Watch", Tish explores the first Sci-Fi/Horror with an ALL BLACK CAST.
"The Son Of Ingagi", a little-known film that came out in 1940 was more symbolic than it was intended to be, but the fact that it exists gives Tish an opportunity to think more existentially and why representation in something as fantastical as Sci-Fi matters.
And since it's the final episode, thanks for everyone that has listened to this first season. Season 2 is already in the works and will hopefully come later in the year. Hit up the socials below for updates and share this 1st season if you haven't already.
TIMESTAMPS:
Intro - (00:25)
History/relationship - (2:38)
The Premise - (4:28)
The Characters - (11:15)
“The Witch of Wall Street” (14:06)
Historical Filmmaking (21:55)
“Grief, Science Fiction, and Technology” (24:54)
“Why Sci-Fi is important” (34:50)
“Outro” (41:26)
BWW is produced, hosted & edited by Tishon Pugh.
Executive Producer: Charlie Taylor of The 5th Element Podcast Network.
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Intro Music - "Tony's Belated Breakfast" By Birocratic
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