ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Right on time for Spooky Season, hosts Em and Ben discuss Monstrilio by Gerardo Sámano Córdova!
This horror story opens with the death of a child and examines how the characters cope with their grief, including removing a portion of the body and growing a new creature from it. A creature that, despite what its mother desperately wishes, is not a clone of her little boy.
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