Episode #265: "Along came the Hobyahs" | Celia (1989)
It's got a creepy soundtrack, fleshy blue monsters, a rabbit infestation, and Australian socialists... but this is not your typical horror movie. Originally intended as a complex sociopolitical drama about what the adult world does to the mind of a child...
It's got a creepy soundtrack, fleshy blue monsters, a rabbit infestation, and Australian socialists... but this is not your typical horror movie. Originally intended as a complex sociopolitical drama about what the adult world does to the mind of a child, American markets rebranded this film as a horror. So if you watch Celia (or in America: Celia - Child of Terror) be forewarned that you're heading into a more psychological path than an Omen or Exorcist-style fright fest.
Intro:Intro / Spoiler Alert [0:00]
This Week in '89 [2:30]
The Movie:Celia info/trailer [4:06]
Celia discussion [8:24]
Five Questions [38:55]
Wrap-Up [57:18]
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