Bug (2006)| Episode #19

2020-04-27

In this episode, hosts Katherine Troyer and Anthony Tresca discuss the 2006 film Bug. Episode Highlights: Katherine discusses the idea of liminality, Anthony critically compares the theatrical and cinematic versions of Bug, and we talk about viewing this film in light of COVID-19. A Dose of Scholarship: For a good discussion of how liminality appears in horror, we recommend starting with Rebecca Janicker's 2010 article "'It's my house, isn't it?': Memory, Haunting, and Liminality in Stephen King's Bag of Bones" which can be found ...

In this episode, hosts Katherine Troyer and Anthony Tresca discuss the 2006 film Bug.

Episode Highlights: Katherine discusses the idea of liminality, Anthony critically compares the theatrical and cinematic versions of Bug, and we talk about viewing this film in light of COVID-19.

A Dose of Scholarship: For a good discussion of how liminality appears in horror, we recommend starting with Rebecca Janicker's 2010 article "'It's my house, isn't it?': Memory, Haunting, and Liminality in Stephen King's Bag of Bones" which can be found in the journal European Journal of American Culture.

This podcast episode first aired on April 27, 2020

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