Welcome to Guilty Pleasures, where we dive into cinema's most misunderstood gems. In this episode, Jack takes us on a journey through the 2009 cult classic Jennifer's Body . Join us as we dissect the film's initial reception, its marketing missteps, and its subsequent reevaluation as a feminist horror masterpiece.

We explore the film's themes of female empowerment, the male gaze, and the complexities of female friendship. We also delve into the performances, particularly Megan Fox's portrayal of Jennifer, and discuss the film's commentary on the objectification of women in Hollywood.

Kelly shares her mixed feelings, acknowledging the film's artistic merits while grappling with its narrative choices. Meanwhile, Stephanie passionately defends the film's subversive storytelling and its relevance in today's socio-political climate.

As the episode unfolds, your hosts debate the film's impact on audiences and its place in the horror genre, ultimately questioning what defines a guilty pleasure.

Join us for a spirited discussion that challenges perceptions and celebrates a film that continues to resonate with viewers. Is Jennifer's Body a guilty pleasure, a feminist triumph, or something else entirely? Tune in to find out.