Shockholm Syndrome https://senykemily.podbean.com A cerebral horror podcast where scary movies are discussed lovingly. Because "that was messed up" deserves a full psychological analysis.

]]> Thu, 03 Sep 2026 16:24:51 -0500 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. TV & Film 1440 episodic Disturbing films discussed lovingly. Because ”that was messed up” deserves a full psychological analysis. Emily Wood Emily Wood e8196090-a885-11f1-b4bd-d1458c4a8e28 No false https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/22607737/ShockholmSyndrome.jpg Shockholm Syndrome https://senykemily.podbean.com 144 144 Shockholm Syndrome - Teaser Trailer Shockholm Syndrome - Teaser Trailer https://senykemily.podbean.com/e/shockholm-syndrome-teaser-trailer/ https://senykemily.podbean.com/e/shockholm-syndrome-teaser-trailer/#comments Thu, 03 Sep 2026 16:24:51 -0500 senykemily.podbean.com/3c90018c-29aa-3dfb-8add-df988330c3e4 The scariest scene I've seen in 2026 wasn't in a horror movie. 

In this pre-launch teaser, I'm looking at Circe's VERY unsettling transformation of Odysseus's men in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey - and how practical effects, bodily autonomy, and the idea that she is revealing, rather than changing them turn one mythological encounter into genuine body horror. 

I'm off to the Toronto International Film Festival before the podcast officially launches next month, but I can't wait for you to join me next month on Shockholm Syndrome. Because "that was messed up" deserves a full psychological analysis. 

]]> The scariest scene I've seen in 2026 wasn't in a horror movie. 

In this pre-launch teaser, I'm looking at Circe's VERY unsettling transformation of Odysseus's men in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey - and how practical effects, bodily autonomy, and the idea that she is revealing, rather than changing them turn one mythological encounter into genuine body horror. 

I'm off to the Toronto International Film Festival before the podcast officially launches next month, but I can't wait for you to join me next month on Shockholm Syndrome. Because "that was messed up" deserves a full psychological analysis. 

]]> The scariest scene I’ve seen in 2026 wasn’t in a horror movie.  In this pre-launch teaser, I’m looking at Circe’s VERY unsettling transformation of Odysseus’s men in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey - and how practical effects, bodily autonomy, and the idea that she is revealing, rather than changing them turn one mythological encounter into genuine body horror.  I’m off to the Toronto International Film Festival before the podcast officially launches next month, but I can’t wait for you to join me next month on Shockholm Syndrome. Because ”that was messed up” deserves a full psychological analysis. Emily Wood false No 160 trailer