Dru Phillips's guest appearances

Dru Phillips

Dead for Filth with Michael Varrati

Scarred For Life

Chelsea Stardust

Anthony Hudson

Sam Wineman

Joshua Tonks

Rob Dean

Patrick Hamilton

Isa Mazzei

Ryan Larson

Cooper S. Beckett

Jenn Adams

Jessica Rose

R.L. Stine

Natasha Kermani

Amy Seimetz

Rob Sheridan

OwlTail

This week, Mary Beth and Terry speak to the multi-talented Dru Phillips, an artist, producer, and writer! We discuss the emotional power of Mamma Mia and dive into Hitchcock's masterpiece Psycho. We also discuss the importance of representation in horror and how problematic films can still be enjoyed.Follow Dru: @HydeSisterCheck out her work at SisterHydeDesign.com! Also pre-order Criterion's Elephant Man and Altered Innocence's Equation to an Unknown, she did the artwork!Follow the podcast: @ScarredPodcastFollow Mary Beth: @mbmcandrewsFollow Terry: @gaylydreadful

This week, Mary Beth and Terry speak to the multi-talented Dru Phillips, an artist, producer, and writer! We discuss the emotional power of Mamma Mia and dive into Hitchcock's masterpiece Psycho. We also discuss the importance of representation in horror and how problematic films can still be enjoyed. Follow Dru: @HydeSister Check out her work at <a href="http://SisterHydeDesign.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SisterHydeDesign.com</a>! Also pre-order Criterion's Elephant Man and Altered Innocence's Equation to an Unknown, she did the artwork! Follow the podcast: @ScarredPodcast Follow Mary Beth: @mbmcandrews Follow Terry: @gaylydreadful

Episode 37: Dru Phillips Talks Psycho (1960) 

This week, we’re keeping it in the family as we welcome filmmaker and artist extraordinaire Dru Phillips, the sensational creator behind the celebrated Sister Hyde Design! Among other things, Dru discusses her childhood obsession with the allure of Dracula, her work crafting artwork for some of the biggest names in show business, and why horror still has a long way to go in terms of trans representation. Plus, Dru gives us all a lesson on why it’s important to embrace our problematic faves.

Episode 92: Dru Phillips