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In this episode of Left of the Projector, host Evan delves into 'The Substance,' a new body horror film directed by Coralie Fargette and starring Demi Moore, Dennis Quaid, and Margaret Qualley. He offers a mostly spoiler-free analysis, discussing not only the stark and gory visuals but also the deeper commentary on body image and the challenges women face in Hollywood. Evan highlights the film's extreme and visceral approach to horror, comparing it to other notable works like 'Dead Alive' and 'The Fly,' while praising its unrelenting critique of societal standards imposed on women. Listeners are encouraged to watch the film in theaters and stay tuned for a detailed, spoiler-filled discussion in a future episode.
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