Gretchen Felker-Martin
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90 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
Gretchen Felker-Martin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm actually in Michigan visiting my girlfriend.
I do reside in Worcester, yeah. Okay.
Oh, it's my favorite. It's great. It's a dump, but it's my dump.
It was... A real feel bad classic.
Yeah, so The Devil's Bath is set in the German Middle Ages, and it's about the historical practice of suicide by proxy, in which women who were going through really intense mental illness and...
were suicidal because they were so afraid of going to hell after committing suicide instead they would go and commit a mortal sin and then confess immediately so that they could be absolved and then executed by the state and the most common crime was infanticide or murdering a young child
Yeah. It is so. No, I mean, it's.
It's a great system you've built there, guys.
Yeah, absolutely. If that's how you believe the world works, that's what you should do.
You both go to heaven. Great. Oh, my God. That ending scene is so upsetting. It's so nasty.
We're going best to worst.
Yeah. Which is just like so mind-meltingly ghoulish.
What an awful... awful picture of like celebrity obsession and depersonalization and desensitization to the suffering of other people.
Yeah. That actress is really doing something really, really special. Yes. Disturbingly special. She's such a great combination of like normatively, marketably beautiful and just obviously insane.
I would have to say my number three spot goes to I Saw the TV Glow.
Oh, my God. So it's sort of like, it's by Jane Schoenbrun, who did We're All Going to the World's Fair. And they just do such a beautiful job sketching this portrait of someone who realizes as a teenager that... she's trans and then just stagnates and never emerges from that cocoon and becomes this miserable, self-minimized nothing of a person. It's also really sweet and hopeful and beautiful.
Some really horrific special effects.
oh my god okay so next i gotta what that's on my list what's what's next i would i people would probably fight with me over whether you could classify the whole thing as is horror but certainly the second entry is straightforwardly horror and i think you could you could make a case for the whole thing kinds of kindness the newest uh yorgos lentimos movie i I was blown away.
I really liked Poor Things last year. I really enjoyed it. And I thought this blew right past it.
Yeah. Interesting. Just incredibly smart, incredibly enigmatic, really unafraid of presenting mysteries and then just walking past them. Yeah.
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