and you have to control yourself

and welcome And welcome back to horror queers.

We're talking swans and ants.

We're talking corsets and cake.

And we're talking a movie that film critics Stephen Jay Snyder calls

a ghost story without the ghosts, a puzzle without a solution,

and a story of sexual repression without the ghosts, a puzzle without a solution, and a story of

sexual repression without the sex. And I'm Joe. And I'm Trace, and we're talking a lot of pan flutes.

Oh my God, Zam Fear Trace. This probably means nothing to you, but this is like a staple of like

suburban bullshittery.

That, yeah, it means nothing to me.

I don't know what you just said.

So, Zampere is the artist renowned for basically making popular the pan flute, which is all

over this fucking movie.

But like, this was a staple.

Like you could go into suburban white people's houses in, like, the 80s, early 90s,

and they would have, like, a cassette or a CD of Zampier.

That is so, my only, you're going to laugh and just be like, of course, Trace,

but like my only connection to Panfluet is a two-part South Park episode

that is all about Pamfluits. Sure. Sure. Here's the thing, you got to get your pop culture

IQ from somewhere, and South Park and Simpsons are basic barometer tests. Like, they will have

covered pretty much everything in human existence. Apparently so. But everyone, yes, we are

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