Jennifer’s Body Oddy Oddy

In this special episode of Queernecks, hosts Beck and Dash review the 2009 film 'Jennifer's Body'. They discuss whether the movie can be considered a queer film, exploring its themes of subversion and the treatment of gender. The podcast delves into the film's production details, highlighting contributions by director Karen Kasama and writer Diablo Cody. The hosts analyze the characters' complexities, the film's critique of patriarchy, rape culture, and the male gaze. They also discuss the transformative powers Jennifer gains and how these reflect broader feminist themes. Additionally, the episode includes a nostalgic tribute to the year 2009 and reflects on how the cultural context of the time impacted the film's reception. The hosts invite listener feedback and suggestions for future episodes.

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