• The Birds ft. Anna Bogutskaya: Balancing Terror & Schlock

  • Apr 30 2020
  • Length: 43 mins
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The Birds ft. Anna Bogutskaya: Balancing Terror & Schlock

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  • We're back! (in quarantine) And this time joined by our first ever special guest, Anna Bogutskaya, Director of Underwire Festival and Co-Founder and Host of The Final Girls! We make our first foray into the mysterious world of Alfred Hitchcock with his 1963 classic, The Birds, starring Tippi Hedren in her debut role. Also featuring a terrifying score-less soundscape, Ub Iwerks' amazing visual effects, and some complex female psyches! Join us to talk shlock, terror, and the lasting legacy of The Birds.


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    Editing by Jamie Maisner & Charlie Grace

    Artwork by Ugne Dereskeviciute

    Produced by Jake Cunningham

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