The Transformative Powers of Monstrosity – A List Of Body Horror Films With Trans Allegories
In the spirit of Halloween, here's a list of body horror films which can be interpreted as trans allegories.
Turbo Zombi - Tampons of the Dead
Aliens have landed on Earth! They are in search of fresh blood! The aliens have chosen female menstruation as their main food source. No "Bloody Mary" is safe from the intergalactic vampires! But a fearless troop under the leadership of the village idiot Jockel Rangebumm faces the monsters! True to the motto: "You want blood? Then come and get it!" the astro-zombies are properly heated up!
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Aliens have landed on Earth! They are in search of fresh blood! The aliens have chosen female menstruation as their main food source. No "Bloody Mary" is safe from the intergalactic vampires! But a fearless troop under the leadership of the village idiot Jockel Rangebumm faces the monsters! True to the motto: "You want blood? Then come and get it!" the astro-zombies are properly heated up!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Christian Witte, Jochen Taubert
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Infernal Films, Stadtlohner Filmteam, G.U. Film Medienverleih, MacMave Studios
Cast
Christian Witte, Jochen Taubert
Director
Christian Witte
Jockel Rangebum
Martin Hentschel
Honky Rangebum
Thomas Kercmar
Space Sheriff
Tasso Mintopoulos
Polizeimeister
Michael Angenendt
Vater Rangebum
Stefan Svahn
Sgt. Mahoney
Dirk Glücks
Offizier Meier
Jochen Taubert
Polizist
Jessica Rodriguez
Stripperin Mia
Patrick Stengel
Space-Adjutant
Adele Zeiner
Lizzy Rangebum
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