Illuminati Castrati is a queer horror short film by Ani White.
Illuminati Castrati: A queer horror short
Illuminati Castrati is a queer horror short film by Ani White.
No Fate Project
Nostalgia for an age yet to come. No fate but what we make. This is a multimedia project that started with the politics and pop culture podcast Where's My Jetpack, hosted by Derek Johnson and Ani White. We are now moving into film production, beginning with Ani White's queer horror short Illuminati Castrati.
Transcripts Masterpost
All of our episode transcripts are available here.
Announcement: Where’s My Jetpack podcast taking a break
We’re taking a break, but will be back.
#IWD: Stepford Daughters (Johanna Isaacson on horror feminism)
Ani chats to Jo Isaacson about horror feminism, drawing on her book Stepford Daughters: Tools for Feminists in Contemporary Horror
Crowdfunding Campaign: Support Queer Horror
A gay vampire cruises for men to join his harem…
Episode: Extended Reality with guest Lidia Grigorut
Lidia Grigorut guests to discuss extended reality: a term including virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality. We discuss possible futures, the way political economy shapes technological development, and what the hell is going on with the MetaVerse.
Horror we overlooked #3: 2000’s-20’s
Happy Halloween! In this finale, we conclude our reviews of horror we overlooked in last year’s roundup of faves down the decades. We wrap up with recs from the 2000’s-20’s.
Horror We Overlooked #2: 1980’s-90’s
Last year we picked favourite horror movies through the decades. This year we’re reviewing horror we overlooked. In Part 2 of 3, we cover the 1980’s-1990’s.
Horror we overlooked #1: The 1970’s
Last Halloween we picked our favourite horror movies from each decade. This year we’re reviewing ones we overlooked. In the first of three parts, we review horror from the 1970’s.
Halloween Bonus: The Wicker Man and its descendants
Our first Halloween episode features guest superfan Lucy Buchanan. We review horror classic The Wicker Man (1973), and its descendants The Wicker Man remake (2006), The Wicker Tree (2011) and Midsommar (2019).
Dodgy Things We’ve Believed
We discuss our dark pasts.