Obviously, we’ve got to talk about that ending, but we’ll also gush over Canadian national treasure Sarah Polley, debate the film’s unlikable mad scientist protagonists and try to gauge audience reactions when this hit theaters 11 years ago. Our month of 3s has ended, so we’re kicking off February with a discussion of Vincenzo Natali’s supremely messed up sci-fi horror film (and secret Dark Castle film) Splice, which also acts as an early celebration of Joe’s birthday! Joining us for the chat is Prince Jackson, host of our sister podcast Knight Light!īefore we get to it, just a heads up if you’ve never seen the film: we’re issuing content warnings for rape, animal death, incest and (depending on how you view Dren) pedophilia and/or bestiality. You can subscribe on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, SoundCloud, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Acast, Google Podcasts, and RSS.Įpisode 111 – Splice (2010) feat. At first, Dren exceeds their wildest dreams, but as she begins to grow at an accelerated rate, she threatens to become their worst nightmare.īe sure to subscribe to the podcast to get a new episode every Wednesday. The result is Dren ( Delphine Chanéac), a creature with amazing intelligence and physi cal attributes. When they propose the use of human DNA, their pharmaceutical company bosses forbid it, forcing them to conduct experiments in secret. In the film, geneticists Clive ( Adrien Brody) and Elsa ( Sarah Polley) specialize in creating hybrids of species. That film would be Vincenzo Natali‘s absolutely wild sci-fi horror film Splice. We spent all of January doing 3s like Scream 3, Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, Psycho III and Alien 3, but now we’re moving on to February and we’re kicking it off with something undeniably weird and controversial.
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