Jordan Cruciola

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190 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 1 Jun

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Pop Culture Happy Hour · Hokum · 4 May 2026 podcast

Like people just like now we're at an era now where we can have a super cut of Jamie Lee Curtis saying trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma.

It was always there.

And it's interesting.

The notion of way, like when the discourse finally catches something that's always been there and then kind of starts reacting to it, like it's new in the way that the way get out exploded horror and the consciousness in a way that

where the conversation that it took on became very mass market, but the conversation was about things that had always been happening, but it made a lot of people feel like they were discovering this thing that had just been invented for horror for them, so now they could finally like it in a way they couldn't before.

Do we feel like this movie is meeting the moment of where we want to feel in darkness, or do we want to be farther from darkness?

Because I feel like that was the thing about the trauma movies.

The trauma wave, that started when we're all very upset.

Like the end of the teens going into 20.

And it's like, oh, yeah, it's as big and bad and bleak as we thought it was.

And now we're like, yeah, now it's nihilism.

I think it's interesting how we process the language around therapy and therapy speak in those things where it's like end woke and that kind of stuff.

And there's a sort of backlash to sincerity and emotion.

So does something like this with a vehicle of such a heel in the character of Adam Scott, is that the addition that the trauma movie needs?

Because we don't want a sympathetic person going through that.

We want a bad person going through that.

I don't know.

Oh, no.

I'm not reading all that.

Sorry that happened to you.

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