Episode 48 - Ginger Snaps, adolescence is a beast.

Join us for an in depth discussion and analysis of the 2000 Canadian Horror cult classic, Ginger Snaps.
Directed by John Faucett
Starring: Emily Perkins, Katharine Isabelle, Chris Lemche, & Mimi Rogers.

With the first week of fall brings leaves, crisp weather and one of our favourite cult classic indie horror flicks. You cannot call yourself a fan of horror or indie if you have not seen this film.

*Spoiler Alert* -  Full synopsis and behind the scenes morcels included.

Scare-o-meter Ratings:
Tasha - 4 skulls
Julia - 4 skulls

** and introducing our new Jack-o-lantern (star) meter **

Jack-o-lantern Rating :
5 out of 5 Jack-o-lanterns.

Consensus: A low-budget campy, chaotic indie flick fantastically casted and hilariously presented. This film is full of dark humour, wry wit, and many nods to older monster movies (Cronenberg) with a modern twist. Ginger Snaps also presented us with a truly fresh take on two morose outcast sisters trying to navigate their way through highschool without succumbing to suburban monotony (death would be preferred).

A must see for all Canadian indie and horror fans alike. The perfect fall romp! 

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