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On this special swapcast episode, The Grindhouse Girls, Katie and Brit, alongside The Cinedicate's Armand dive deep into the provocative film "Immaculate." We explore its complex themes of body autonomy, reproductive rights, and religious symbolism. From the visceral horror of a priest wielding a "Jesus nail" to the nuanced personal tales of Katie's Catholic upbringing, the discussion intertwines cinematic critique with personal narratives, unveiling the raw intersections of faith, free will, and societal pressure. Whether dissecting the film’s eerie catacomb sequences or debating the feasibility of a second coming via DNA, this episode is an unmissable blend of horror analysis and profound reflection.
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- Personal insights from the hosts and guests, weaved with their own experiences and perspectives on growing up Catholic, the film’s impact, and broader themes of control and autonomy.
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00:00 Grindhouse Intro & Immaculate's film success.
07:16 Personal connections to character Cecilia.
12:46 Struggles to find filming locations due to subject matter.
17:46 Societal pressures.
21:49 Questioning religious beliefs and bodily autonomy complexities.
27:23 Creepy relics found in churches.
33:55 Changed views on abortion due to experiences.
40:55 Cecilia's revenge.
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51:14 Questioning faith, choosing destiny, and moral dilemmas.
54:58 Critiques for Immaculate.
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