#dead meat podcast

[caseyeatspizza]

During the the Dead Meat Podcast they talked about opening a school for slasher good boys. I imagine as slasher Muppet Babies

[peregrinethegryphon]

Just so y’all know who’s to blame.

[aclulessidiot]

JAMES AND CHELSEA DEAD MEAT AAAAAAAAAAA

[bowlofshoup]

Found an old piece from a few years ago. Fun little fanart for @deadmeatjames, Chelsea, and Lucy. I remember having a lot of fun making this :) I don't remember if I posted this on Tumblr before, but here it is now.

[reypossum]

dead meat did a kill count for sabrina carpenters taste music video and I'm cackling

[kayrockerqog]

one of these days I'm gonna crack and I'm gonna go on a wild tangent about my thoughts on dead meat podcast's horror survivor

it's literally one of my hyperfixations at this point I have so many thoughts

[haveyouheardthispodcast]

Propaganda below the cut!

A light, fun podcast about horror movies and adjacent topics with very personable hosts

[sometimesiwanna-disappear]

When will my bestie horror survivor return from the war

[hhopebagel]

Incels throwing hate at Chelsea Rebbeca from deadmeat is insane. Like she's not wrong for saying that nazis and racist ass punks should be censored!

[gayfraggle]

I HAVE NOT SEEN THE FINALE EPISODES YET DO NOT SPOIL ME

I'm gonna watch when I get home from school, AND THEN WATCH THE PUPPET MASTER KILL COUNT THAT COMES OUT TODAY WOOOOO

[scarysanctuary]

currently watching the dead meat podcast, its such a comfort podcast for me <333

[katsotherworld]

I can't wait till Dead Meat can discuss Saw X. I can't wait for the Kill Count episode. Wish they could have done a podcast ep on it like other horror releases, this October sucks with not getting James and Chelsea's responses on them, but also, fuck the studios for causing a strike to be needed. That's what really sucks. If they had just agreeded then we wouldn't be in the situation we are in, although I do love the branching out of content on Dead Meat.

[a-fragile-little-teacup]

an important fact about me is that I do not care how many times i've seen or watched it, i will always rewatch/relisten to a research episode of the Dead Meat Podcast

i love listening to James and Chelsea discuss important horror films in history and the concept of moral panic and horror following each other

i love listening to them discuss things like the old IBG trope and transgender representation in horror with guests that know more than they do (Joey Clift and Joan Ford, respectfully)

they mean so much to me

i will never skip them

[bravecrab]

While listening to the Dead Meat podcast on Skinamarink, Chelsea talks about being a nostalgic millenial, holding onto toys and other childish things into adulthood. It got me thinking about the claim that we are a nostalgia obsessed society/generation.

I think millenials were the first generation to have most of our childhood turned into consumer products. So many stories for children are made with merchandising as the main goal.

Kids have had toys forever, that's how they learn to tell their own stories, by playing, by using our imagination.

Our generation had a paywall put up around our childhood. Sure, you can use your creativity and imagination to make up your own stories based on the cartoons you watched, but wouldn't it be better if you bought the Officially licensed toys?

And storytelling is how humans bond with each other. By telling kids to only play with the official toys, it excludes the kids who can't get those toys, making those toys into status symbols.

So we have a childhood where our toys have become essential to our creativity and our status. Is it unsurprising when we don't want to give them up into adulthood?

Plus with a primed consumer market, why would companies want to stop selling us these products after childhood. It would be throwing away a safe bet, and as we have seen with all the nostalgic media that gets churned out, if media companies don't have to take risks, they won't.

This isn't to shit on people who enjoy collecting Ninja Turtles stuff, or fandom in general. It's to say that equating our consumer habits to nostalgia alone misses that our childhood was manipulated by corporations to sell us stuff and it continues to manipulate us through those links to our childhood for as long as they can keep getting our money.

[invincible-selfxmade-punk]

I just finished reading I'm Thinking of Ending Things.

I was so influenced by the Dead Meat podcast on it after seeing the movie and not understanding anything about it.

Chelsea's explanation was so in depth and so moving and she has such an enormous understanding of everything about it. I was so impressed with her. A lot of times I feel that there is just too much Gap in our age and sometimes I can't relate to some of the stuff they talk about. I saw an episode where they said they started watching wrestling fairly recently. James was so knowledgeable on it that I really thought he had been watching since he was a kid. I've been watching wrestling since 1985. Jesus I think I'm old enough to be his grandmother probably. LOL. So because of that age difference there's some things that we are so far apart on as far as our experiences.

Anyway back to I'm Thinking of Ending Things

Once I saw that podcast, I knew I had to read the book.

Going back to see the movie was amazing once I really knew what it was about. But the book was on another level as well.

I just finished it, and holy s***. It is not for the faint of heart.

It is crushing.

See the movie first, in my opinion. Then read the book. And then, if you still can not understand what it's going 6 look up the dead meat presents podcast on it.

[miiilowo]

was watching an interview w the lead singer of ice nine kills and he just casually dropped that he broke into the summer camp that the og friday the 13th was filmed at after everyone working left. these are the kind of role models we need more of . more bands should confess to crimes like this