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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Dictionary
"By a horse because they don't think there's any engine in this thing But i do like the fact that we don't need horses to pull ourselves around anymore because they don't deserve that it is national day of the deployed. National mincemeat day national mule day so k. texas chicken fried steak day worldwide. Howl at the moon. Day night actually. It's night worldwide. Howl at the moon. Night so i expect that when i go outside tonight What is this. October twenty. Sixth that i should hear lots of people howling at the moon. That won't confuse anybody. I think we got all the holidays. We did it. I'm so impressed with us. I think that is a good place to end this episode. Oh i should say. Because sometimes i put some personal stuff at the end of these. We just started watching. Oh you know back. In the end of september We started watching midnight. Mass on net flicks. It is a new seven part limited series from mike flanagan and It's i think it's technically considered horror. There are some moments. It's mostly sort of dramatic and sorta thriller But there's definitely some some creepy scary stuff in there But it's it's good. We just finished episode four last night. I think four or five so we have two or three left. And i think we're gonna finish them tonight and i'm really excited That's all i got to say to all you. Lovely people until next time. This is spencer dispensing information go by..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Serienweise - Der Serien Podcast
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Now Playing - The Movie Review Podcast
"Yeah of course. I associate whatever's happening with this little model house in the light has to be with the mom. We know that hill house is where nell died. We know he'll house is where the mom committed suicide. And the fact that it seems to be calling all these kids home feels like a threat next episode touch which is of course the theo episode. We all know the oh she is. Yeah maybe you like her the best name because she was the most fun in the nineteen sixty three movie. She's an expert. She is an ex man. I mean she's kind of rogue with the gloves but also truthfully kissed her attitude. She's the one who is like the i. Don't give a fuck of the family. You know now we know which what you are the family she is the least tormented. And the least gonna put up with other people's drama. She's going to go off to her own thing have one night stands and not get emotionally attached and that's a good thing not being able to get emotionally attached. Yeah let's let's dig in on that because you're right. Yes she's someone that i would say can't stand to look at the past is afraid to get close to look at things and be intimate and so she's trying to live in the surface her response to hill house will see an early scene she gets the classic moment of something holding my hand in the dark is that she doesn't want to be touched. That's why it's the name of the episode but it's also doesn't she get those memories if she's touched just that someone was holding her hand yes she touches someone she can tell what's going to happen to them or get some kind of premonition. She's a sense medium. Which i don't know if that was clear in any previous movie version. It was very clear in the novel. If you read the shirley jackson novel they go into that specifically and if you read or see hell house which the richard. Matheson quasi rebuttal of hill. House the psychic character in that one. We reviewed that right. Yes right exactly and that one would work the same principle. She touch things and she could be. They're dead zone. Christopher walken yeah touching the objects but here she's touching the people but it's not just people it can be objects because receiver and i thought this was really clever now kind of knowing the tropes of hill house. Okay this character psychic and she'll touch that box and go. There's something in there and of course there's a bottle of wine and she'll do that throughout. I'm like oh that's clever. They're they're hinting. Maybe she is psychic rates. Oh my god so now. It's it meets the shining meets the dead zone. I mean we can play. The game of of stephen king references. But i'm really not doing that when i'm watching this piece. I'm not sitting there thinking about other horror movies. That i've seen i i feel like i'm invested in the drama and katie seagal. Just so you know is mike flanagan's favourite. He married her She is the star of his home. Invasion movie hush and. i think he's put her in every movie he's had since he loves working with kate. And yeah it's nice. We have a new me yovich in the world. Yeah maybe but better actress than that. I will say i feel like she's pretty good here. They've retained what. I liked about theo in the other versions When we see her in the present but in the past. She's kind of the one that she's not really seeing ghosts. It's more like things. Just touching anything scarcer. You know what i mean like. She can't even think about the haunting. It's more about like. I don't wanna get close to things because if i do i'm going to experience something bad. And that becomes pretty clear when she sends luke down in the dumb waiter. Yeah you know this is going to wrong. He's supposed to go. The dumb waiter goes down and of course there's going to be a ghost in there. What i found interesting. And of course he does. He see some corpse crawling. Adam and his parents were able to get him to come up. That was a fun horror moment for me. That was like old school man in the skeleton. Outfit funny oh. I'm telling you luke gets like the scariest happening get i know. Do not doubt why he ends up doing heroin. Yeah and again. Who wouldn't want to do this if i were a kid. And there was a like a kid. Elevator like it only holds hundred pounds. Only i can get in there like of course you would go down there. Of course you would do what. He's doing here but trauma for sure his going to come back up. Clothes ripped and key development here. He's going to tell people what he saw and no one will believe him and that is really his life story. No one will ever believe luke only. Theo believes him because when she touches him she knows it's true. Yeah they're gonna find out again. I'm looking at all these little mysteries they're hitting at. Oh there's no nothing on the blueprints for this house for a basement and then they'll find it the obe thanks to her you know measuring some steps out and finding this door and oh it's a bootlegger seller and that's why it wasn't on the prints. Here's the thing with this film. It's the hunting hill house. There's a lot of ghosts they're like. I don't think we're ever gonna know the full history. Maybe that's on purpose. Maybe that's the funded. They're just so much history in this house will never know but feel like they do so like. Oh yeah..
The Stephen King Boo! Club
"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"You're correct about that. I think you're on that's an god it phoenix. You just clarified a lot for me. I think that's the right word. Is that the horror is not sincere. It's it's it's reflections of reflections. It's tropes and not in not its own thing thank you. Thank you phoenix for connecting. Some things in my brain. Sometimes i get there It always brings me a lot of joy. Hey thank you for and by the way. I don't regret watching this movie. But i'm never going to seek it out. Oh i've had to watch it twice. Its worst the second time i believe. Yeah because the first time you who where are they going with this and they don't and that's a movie that again it's not bad. It has a seventy percent on rotten tomatoes. That it kinda earned. Yeah it's the most competently made bad movie ever made. It's just not good or fun. it's just it's like the perfect five paragraph essay. It's never gonna change your life but you sure did get ney well with that. I think that we should thank everyone. We're glad that you're joining us. Still at this point with our besides we've got a really awesome next couple months for you. I also think that this episode is gonna flow really nicely into our conversations about revival because both this and revival toes some interesting lines around genre versus non genre Join us next time. Join us won't you. For maybe one of my favorite. Stephen king books revival. We will see you then. The bye bye.
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"To contrast that gerald's game does the opposite the exact opposite where gerald's game is brutal to watch heartbreaking terrifying precisely because it speaks to a difficult to otherwise see truth about what abuse feels like and and this. This just doesn't do that. It doesn't quite know what it wants. Those scenes to do i think and it is just uncomfortable like it's just on. There's not it's not like problem at it. I don't think that everything that you dislike has to be like morally bad but it is artistically a as you mentioned earlier it actually would have been better if it was more campy. Yeah could've because then you have that layer of artifice. That like fakey nece that you can kind of hide behind that you can engage with it on a more abstract level. If you're using catch up instead of blood. I would've liked to see the disney version of this movie owe. I wouldn't i think i'd rather die. I just i feel like i don't. I don't honestly know how you could do. A better. And i was thinking about it. I don't think that you could make a better movie. But i think that you could make a way fucking better. Tv show interesting because this story just needs more time to cook. There isn't enough space in this movie to really get all the layers that you get in the novel. I mean in the novel. You're talking about themes of alcoholism and intergenerational abuse of family. You're talking about found family in about the kindness of strangers about internet connectivity in the modern age and how that relates to children exploitation but also how it's empowering for the younger generation to get in touch with people like them like it's dense and you just can't get to that in the timeframe that this movie allow when you're as awesome as mike flanagan and stephen king and everyone involved in this show when you rule that much. It's hard to have the humility to not tackle certain things like you. And i is artists. I sure don't tackle stuff. Yeah that's true and in this time talking about the way. The internet affects children brings up for people thoughts of the cunanan cult and conspiracy theories about human trafficking and real human trafficking. Elyssa probably like the biggest and worst and most obvious thing that exists in the world. Is this topic an i as an artist. Not saying anyone else do an. I'd you would choose to just let the not someone smarter is going to deal with it for sure. He'd someone way smarter. If you're going to talk about chatting up. Joe we need whereas malala. Can she come talk about it. 'cause i don't need it. Yeah toy i think the..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"Yeah and i think one of the things about this movie. Is that the those particular moments like the way that is crafted incomes about. All of us makes you mourn for sections that really. Don't work agree like you just talked about the best scene in the movie right. Yep were seeing in the movie via initial torture of labral. Yes doesn't make any damn good so far as to say pretty much. All of the torture in this movie. Misses the mark for me. Yeah it's not in your face. Like hereditary right. where like. Let's just do it if we're going to do let's do it. You know. and it's not or full in a way that's like. Oh my god like this is horrible. No matter who you are. it's just strange. It's too tropy to be justifiable in terms of real. Violence happens children all the time. But it's not tropy enough to be the georgia losing his arm and it. This is very clearly fiction very clearly not something that's actually happening in the world. it like. it's not it's not exploitation. No but it's not not expert. You know i mean like it is just kinda. It's uncomfortable in a way that is not entertaining and also not clarifying about the nature of how kids do get harmed all the time. I'm gonna make a really obscure reference. I hope you get it. Listen i referenced ruby earlier so you're good. The torture of children in this movie reminds me of what. Jj bitten minder must think children kidnappers. Do i do not know what the fuck your talk. Excellent a lot of people will just laughed listening to this. I promise so. There is a section in the john. Mullany standup comeback kid. In which he discusses a speech given to him at his chicago elementary school by a guy named jay. Jay bitten binder. Who's an expert on the abduction of children. Aunt got it hard the basis of this joke. Which is i think one of if not the most heard joke in america is that the trophy beliefs about the abduction and the harm of children are in themselves especially harmful. Does that make sense yes. I'm on the same page because if it doesn't get to the truth of the thing that then why are we talking about it because it's really hard to talk about and it's not a complete failure it's not offensive. It's not a breakdown it's just. Nobody watched that and was like oh yeah..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"And of course you'd have these loving re-creations of actor portrayals. There's a moment where wendy runs to check on danny. And she says it. In the exact way that shelley duvall said it and she runs in the exact way that shelley duvall ran to the point where it's almost eerie. Your like wh- like they. They put the work in that. That's not a one time thing that happens in this In this movie like that happens like thirty times of like exact facial expressions and shots that are set up precisely like that part of that comes back to one of the earliest stephen king themes we ever talked about which is like things come back around scary stuff the horrors that we can't let go of the shit that we carry you know yeah part that never stopped being one of his themes and it really shows in in this movie and that theme lends itself unfortunately too corny sequels true and i think my my theory is this. I actually think that this movie needed to be corner here. I think that this movie digits go ham enough. I think that it needed to go way into the style of cubic. I think this movie needed to like double down on the extravagant weirdness of it. I think it was two grounded in a way that made it. Not it's neither fish nor fowl right like it's neither eighties. Stephen king deliciously bizarre and campy and weird nor is it contemporary literary king It doesn't it doesn't meet in the on a satisfying way. Sometimes kings later. Were can thread that needle perfectly and i think the novel doctor sweep threads the nevil perfectly but the movie. I think just had too many influences that it needed to get right so it never really got to establish. It's own vibe. That is a great thesis for what we think here I hadn't hadn't told me that particular point yet. And i very much agree. I think that it could have fallen a little harder either way i do want to talk about. I think the most successful part of this movie. Which is dan torrance sitting at the bar at the overlook in this very tense subtle sequence where he speaking to his father. Who is now lloyd. The bartender sequence. If the entire movie had been that good it would have been an instant classic. That might be too much to ask. That's fair it strong sauce. Yeah that sequence. I think could be like taught in encino study classes right just in terms of wonder these characters saying to each other versus one of these characters actually saying to each other. The the subtext is heartbreaking. You know this this kind of conversation around. Oh are you gonna give into the supernatural evil. Whatever is actually a conversation around. Are you going to perpetuate the cycle of abuse. And it's it's just never better than in that moment in that movie it just never comes close..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"Movies was take place in it's just like it pins on the wall in terms of. Here's exactly when this takes place and someone in the fucking art department must have been really into ruby at the age that abreu is supposed to be and just went for it. And i appreciate you whoever you are out there. Who got the ruby posters on the walls. You nailed it good job. I'm not try a hundred percent note. You're talking about with ruby. yes so so. Ruby is an animated youtube series. I came about. It has a long storied. History that is intertwined with like early youtube animations using game engines and a bunch of creators. That got really famous doing that. Banded together to make their own original content and original content ended up being quasi ruby. There is ruby merchandise up on the walls of abbas bedroom and that specific corner of internet culture was legitimately very popular with boys and girls of that age l. The time that this movie was supposed to take just can't believe that you caught this because there was there it was there like four me. Maybe i don't know it might not even a wikipedia page. It's are don't tell me why. Yeah ruby like the. Google didn't even know what you're talking about so we'll google is a fool and it's a thing just trust me. It's a thing and they did a damn good job. All right Stay tuned for the ruby boo club. Yeah the stephen king rube club. Also can we just agree that the word rube is not fun or cool. And i wished that stephen king had never learned it. Yeah i yeah. It's one of those like Linguistic ticks that all of us have like we all say certain words all the time. And that's his that. I really don't like that. I wish she'd never learned ru. I don't know who dot it to him. But it's nice posterity. Say posterity weights. You often when lee sometimes and correct context. Yeah we all have them. What did you like about this movie in. Obviously whoever was in the art department and do the lighting and stuff killed it. The lighting was phenomenal. That was going to be one of my. I don't ever think about lighting. And that's funny. 'cause my best friend is a lighting guy but life never hits me unless it's really amazing and the ra- little continuity things like the red rum broken glass actually like roughed up the actors hand a little love. There's little things here there. Rows like the the people that are working on this fucking professionals. You know what i mean. Yes. one hundred percent agree that second. The ewan mcgregor a performance took out to me. I thought he was believable. I believe he was a recovering alcoholic. I believe he was very upset about the lot that he'd been handed in this year. He aged as we went on. Yeah no i one hundred percent agree. I think that his performance was a shining light in this movie for me. I have to agree. The lighting was quite good. Almost too good almost ostentatious. There were a few moments or as like this gorgeous but like this is not. You don't need this every scene. It started to be distracting to be fair. The shining was sam. That's true that was one of the things i was going to say. Is that some of the filmmaking qualities the tropes the conventions were ripped straight from kubrick in a way that i think was very self-conscious. So you'd have these really slow seven second cross fades between clips which is something that cubic loved and loved to do specifically in the shining..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"Yeah i agree and those decisions as they were made. I think were partially made by mike. Flanagan who knows kings work so intense. I now inside now. I mean he also wrote the screenplay and stephen king helped and helped make those decisions. So that's why that worked as well as it did. I thought it was brilliant. Also we have to talk briefly about how much mike flanagan fucking hates hands. Okay mike flanagan also directed gerald's game. Yes sure gerald's game has the infamous Gloving scene which you can listen to me. React to in real time about a year and a half into the archive. Sure in this movie. We get a close up of rose. The hats hand getting absolutely demolished in abbas mind palace or whatever. She gets her hand crushed by a filing cabinet and then it partially de gloves as she's trying to like fish it out to escape mike flanagan. What did hands due to you. Did hands like kill your parents. Are you good mike. I act lexi your beef with hands in the in the moment when i watched that scene i thought about how hands and fingers are a motif in the psychic vampire lore especially because of the relationship to Sexual assault and like that. Destruction being like the beginning of her downfall is like a pretty pretty classic. Mike flanagan metaphor as it goes My my man is an artist. Who fucking hates hates his. And i can call and respect that kills people old reference that one's for ou. Golden oldie millennials out. There i want to talk about all of the fucking easter eggs in this movie. Because it's almost the most interesting part of this movies. The easter eggs. It almost tried to hard. Yeah for people that can catch all of them like you and me is almost like yep okay. Yeah there's another one nineteen there. It is other worlds than this causa. Wheel check it out. The list fucking get. You sure. Do like stephen king. Bingo is such an overused metaphor. Now especially in our lord and savior's year twenty twenty one but the whole like. Oh yeah. Bingo card thing came out. There was one very specific detail from the production side. That i wanted to shout out. This is a very strange pulse. A bear with me in abbas room there are posters on the wall for the internet show. Ruby are wb y which was a rooster teeth production and is still going to this day. And it's like kind of anime. But not really and i think it's a really smart poll in terms of showcasing a piece of media that is very specific to like what tween would be interested in in the very specific years.
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"I mean it's a pretty clear metaphor for pedophilia. There's a very clear. Image draws the line on purpose between pedophile. And occult and mike colts and pedophilia in the american psyche are very linked. And but that's that doesn't come out in a way that is compelling to me. No no i agree. I the thing that blows my mind about this is that i can't point to any one aspect of this movie that i thought was bad and yet i kind of think the movie was bad and i don't understand how that's possible. It is most compelling in that. I my ambivalence about it. Yeah yeah. Yes i'm baffled. Okay let's break it down. Let's break it down right. Let's start with cast. yes we always talk about casting. I find cassidy very interesting. We have ewan mcgregor. Who is obi-wan-kenobi as well as has a long and storied careers in trainspotting was in million things. I thought he was the best part of this can kill that. He brought a lot of life to a character that could have been very flat. Definitely could have been flat somehow. He aged backwards from being. Ob one yeah. Like somehow he's younger now than then. It's amazing that acting baby. I don't know how he did it. Rebecca ferguson plays rose. The hat does a damn good job. I thought yep she does a good job she doesn't know what she was in mission. Impossible shoes in life. She's a couple of things men in black. Actually a lot of people in this movie were in men in black. I thought for sure that wayne about him. Karner was going to be rose. The hat when i read the book i was like. That's we're definitely talking about this specific person. Ray kinda crazed pale white skin. Emily allen lind. I thought was interesting as snake bite. Andy i thought she had a a compelling portrayal as a person who is ultimately a a model. You know interested. I think the most interesting casting is these two things one. Do you remember the spectator at the baseball game. Who gives like a weird look in the movie. Yeah vaguely so. That is danny lloyd. The original dan torrance. Oh that's cool. I i like you know. This movie will exit good easter egg. There's quite a few. We'll talk about and do you remember the character gramp flick. Sure do so. That's carol stroking who we went deep into the career of accidentally during our gerald's game episode. He's the zero killary jones game.
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on The Stephen King Boo! Club
"The content warning this podcast will discuss themes of violence including violence against children. Dior discretion is advised. I'm steven indoor sano and dime phoenix. Crockett and this week were circling back for an extended. Which one do i shoot view. Yes so we're talking about the doctor. Sleep movie directed by mike. Flanagan phoenix give us a little primer right. Absolutely so dr sleep which released in two thousand nineteen is Based pretty heavily on the book that we just read and covered in which a now adult danny torrance has to find a way to protect a little girl who also has the shining his psychic powers. And who is being hunted by a psychic vampire. Death cult called the true not who feed on the screams of children. Like it's fucking monsters inc. Yeah yeah the thing. That's really interesting. Conceptually about the movie is that it's not just Another stephen king adaptation. Which don't get me wrong. Love me a straight down. The line stephen king adaptation. But it tried to thread the line between being a sequel. To stephen king's novel the shining as well as stanley cube bricks iconic movie the shining and it succeeded. I think i think this movie is baffling. It doesn't make any sense and phoenix. And i are in about this now. it's incredibly well-crafted every decision they make for adaptation choices more or less correct like. I didn't see anything glaring. That i was like. Oh that's going to cause a problem or that makes this less interesting. But that doesn't mean it makes sense or is coaching or right. It's just not a particularly moving movie. It makes more or less logical sense as much as you can for a movie about psychic. Vampires and combat or whatever but it loses something of the the poignancy of the original novel as well as it doesn't quite capture the psychedelic terror of cubic shining. It's kinda like when you have leftovers for dinner. It's still good somehow like the leftovers are good. It's the most competent movie. I've ever been bored by you. Know what i mean like. That was one of the major comments. When i watched it with my class. I had a class with tony. My destroy on stephen king films during the release of this film And so we saw it as a group and a lot of people said ya. Yeah good maybe. But i was bored a lot. People also didn't understand the concept of psychic vampires and therefore were Confused they were confused because they thought that it was a pedophilia thing..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Chat Sematary
"She didn't do anything you know what i mean. So it's like i'm. She's not protecting her dad anymore. she's not and i think even she mentioned gerald's firm covering up with what had happened with them and she's like that's just you know we're still sweeping this under the rug. No this is what happened. She spent so long in this mental prison that you know admittedly she put herself in. But you understand why she did that and you know she thought it would protect herself when in reality we see at the end. How much more free she is. Once she's able to share her story. And i love that character progression for her. Because it's slow and painful and you see all of it. Oh no she earns every ounce it for sure. And so. I feel like that's why that's such a the moment in the courthouse when she was like. You know your your smaller. I thought you were bigger. Because she's the one that's bigger so it's like you know i'm not. I'm not scared. She's not going to be passive. She's not sitting on the swing anymore. You know she's she's done. She's moving forward. Yeah another little thing. That i caught onto was the backbone and obviously king has a book called bagga bonds. I don't know if that's what the intention was. Or if this guy literally was just like so strange and creepy that he actually did carry a bag of bones around with him which given all of like the newspaper clippings and stuff that she found with him being like a grave robber and doing all sorts of other things would dead bodies that no one needs to know about it. I was like oh oh. She means a literal vagabonds. Okay okay but rene anything else that you wanted to sort of pick out here and dive into you know like we said. It's one of those stories of kings. Where a lot happens so much of it is like an internal struggle for the character. So it's like you know. It is a little slow but the payoff in the end is just worthwhile and like we said the flashbacks. Keep that pace moving forward. Yeah no it's the ending is is absolutely worth it because you you're going through this. You know worst suffering with her. So it's like i just i guess. Wanna shout out the performances. Because especially carla gino. How i can't imagine how difficult that must have been. And then the fact that her really and bruce greenwood or playing dual roles you know so it's like and then henry. Thomas very excited every time i see him in anything and he was just made my skin crawl in this so i mean just superb. Yeah and you know that has to be a role that was not easy for him as a father you know. He has three kids. I think and you know. I don't know how old his kids are. But you know he's i think he's almost fifty so you know they might be in their twenties. They might be teenagers. Who knows and you know that moment where he's like well. I didn't touch you. And i was just like that. Just not really make it any better. You're just like well. I wasn't that bad. I could have been worse. No no no no no. That's not that's not how you should phrase that. Yeah no that was an even hers saying what he did in the room was worse like it is. I mean you can see. This is a child how he's leading her. And i mean mom probably wouldn't blame. I mean nippy relation. Yeah seen it was so good and so hard to watch at the same time. You're like look henry. Thomas your great we love you. Don't ever do this again. Only and again flanagan has us right in their faces in that scene. So i mean it's just. He's your linda's exactly. Yeah it's wild. This is by far one of those adaptations that just kind of makes your skin crawl without having like a ton of gore you really have like two gore effects. Really you have the hand and you have the dog you know like ripping meet up and eating it and that that's kinda hit and it's not even like a lot of people are dying. It's not like a zombie flake or a slasher flick. It's just like so psychological. But you're just like okay. We need a break you know. Just gotta sit here with my thoughts. Definitely so rene. If there isn't anything else. I like to talk about ratings know. Obviously we both really enjoyed this. I gave this a four out of five. I think you know just the courtroom scene was kind of that one thing for me whereas like we didn't really need this because it almost felt like they brought her in just so people would hear him talk and you know because they they had mentioned that he wasn't talking or something like that and then he sees her and all of a sudden he talks and i don't even think i understood what he said but you know he's like mocking her what she told him in that. Because i feel like we're in this weird unreality with jesse for a lot of it and you know gerald's dead own away. He's standing and talking to me and i'm free. Oh no wait. I'm still on the bed. And so you're almost like was this real. And i feel like that moment is like no this was an actual monster that you know. She gave her wedding ring to. But yeah and i don't think they ever founded. Did they know so. Then you're like. I don't wanna know what he did with that not at all. So what is your rating for this. I mean i'm sure this isn't a big surprise. I would vote for mike flanagan for president. If i could on my letterbox. I definitely gave it a five out of five. Because the the book. I just loved the book so much and i was very like you know. How can you even make this a movie. But it completely blew me away. Yeah absolutely and i am in on midnight mass. You know i'm in on whatever. Mike flanagan does. But rene you will be back for the doctor.
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Chat Sematary
"No thank you you can go yes absolutely. Get the dog back in. Yeah so i know. It's one of those movies. That's a little hard to talk about. Because we do spend so much time with just her in the bed and you know the version of her that she is seeing and the version of gerald that she seeing just kind of bickering and forth. So is there anything specific that you want to touch on. Because i think there are still a few little details we could dive into but overall anything on your end. Well i mean one thing. I definitely wanted to be sure to mention was that you can really tell that. Flanagan is a constant reader because he constantly drops these random king references throughout the film. And it's one of those things where you know if you don't if you haven't read the dark tower. He says all things serve the beam. And you're like okay. Sure okay gerald but you know us. We're like oh that puts the dark tower. It's like these. Little easter egg treats for us. And i just it's it's really masterful the way he's able able to you know kinda we've those in without alienating someone who you know might not get it and you know. He calls the dog cujo at some point. And that's a term that so many people use i think whether or not they've read the source material even like anyone sees like this dog barking. Its head off or chomping on something. Oh there's cujo so it's always fun to catch those little things. One thing that was not a king reference that i did catch though that is definitely like a mike flanagan reference. Now is the fact that the book she pulled off the shelf. There was midnight mass. Yes i that's not something. I noticed the first time. I watched say when i watched it this time i was like oh like i was very excited about it and it was like fresh in my mind because i had just watched the trailer for it. So the fact that we're doing this now at that happened i was like oh i see what you're doing mike flanagan. You're playing chess and the rest of us are playing checkers. And on top of that in highs. That's the book that she's writing the the main seghal. Yeah so it's like it's like a like mike. Flanagan universe that. He's kind of cultivating which is just. I'm beyond here for it. Yeah yeah. I think if he is down for movies tv shows whatever i am in and i would say this is the movie that necessarily cemented that for me. It was probably more so the haunting of hill house. If i'm being honest and then you know this doctor slip. He's just he has such a track record. And i know their stuff. He's done that people. Don't love which you're going to have that with every person in film and tv you're going to have things you love and things you don't love but you know this is definitely topped here. This is a very good king. Add up patient and you know. I have sat through many bad ones. Many many bad loans and it's always so nice and refreshing despite he dire situation and the horrific things that happened in this to get something that understands the source material so well and that's not a knock on any of the other filmmakers. Who have done king adaptations but some of them are based on their circumstances. You know lower budgets. They were tv adaptations. you know. Netflix is throwing money at things. You know if you get something on netflix you you know at least the quality is going to be there. Like you're not gonna find a boom mic in one of the shots like you do in some of the older adaptations. Yeah for sure. And i'm. I'm grateful that i mean i think this film that was a that was a risk especially when they made it that was it was. They took a chance on making gerald's game. And i'm i mean i'm very grateful. I mean a flanagan. Obviously into netflix. Because i mean this could have not been very well received. And i don't know if this would have done well in theaters either just because of the type of movie it is. I mean if you look at horror box office numbers you have the stuff. That's definitely going to do well. And oftentimes it. Is stephen king stuff. But sometimes you know you get a stephen king adaptation near like y-. Maybe this isn't right for theaters. So i think this being on netflix was a good move. Yeah definitely and i mean again like you had said he appreciates and understands. Because i feel like if you put gerald's game in somebody else's hands this could have been. This could have been awful. It could have been even weirder and not in a good way like honestly. Almost none of this movie was about like jesse sexuality or anything like that. It was simply about what had happened to her. The psychological trauma that came with it and her trying to figure out how to deal with it. And even though you know gerald like trying to play this game and acting like he's turned into someone else which is you know to each their own. But no thank you and clearly jesse what are we. What are we trying to do. She was not. She's not down for this either. So i mean yeah no and it seems like the one thing that you can. Maybe say is jesse's fall is the fact that she never told gerald what happened. You know you would think however long. They were into their marriage at that point. He would've known but she still was hiding that from him. And i think that's the only like not even necessarily negative against jesse but that's definitely like the choice. She made right definitely. But i think it was. You know admitting it to gerald would be admitting to herself. And i think that this was just this horrible thing that happened but we're just going to put this in a box and we're gonna put it over here and it's going to be on our mind but we're not going to acknowledge that it's on our mind just like you know the manifestation of herself said you were already in the cuffs. Like gerald. didn't do this. You've been here. you know what i mean. What did you think of the fact that once. She kind of admitted to herself. In that bedroom she was then comfortable going and sharing her story. I think that. Like i mean like you said her never never sharing it never confronting it kind of could be considered the reason that she was in the situation that she was in and so i think she's like oh no you know i'm not going to minimize what happened to me. I'm not going to minimize myself. We're gonna stand up to my dad and to gerald into this. You know ed geene standing was visiting me. you know. She's like there's power in that and taking that back and not being ashamed of it..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Chat Sematary
"I get nervous like i get worried about it I my mom. Growing up as a huge stephen king fan and i would ask her. You know when can ivory. And she's like no you. Can't you know and when i was ten. She let me read the girl who loved gordon and it was a rap after that like all king all day. That was it for me. That was one of the first books i read too. I wanna say it was like that and green mile because we have the little the six books green my and i was like oh look at these cute little books. I'm gonna read them. And i probably didn't understand at the time. Half of what happened just increase mile. And then i read it again for this podcast. I was like oh. I missed so much as the child. I don't even know how old i would have been when i read those too and i don't remember the order because my mom had bought the books but she never finished reading them. She had bought through like wizard and glass in the mass market. Paperback size so they were like all nice and uniform shelf and i think she had made it to like pet cemetery or something like that. Maybe the talisman and so basically. Now that i've been reading all of them she's like okay. Which ones will i like. 'cause she's not into fantasy year like saifi kinda stuff. So i'm i'm just like you know listing amount and gerald's game is one that i think you don't need to be a fan of horror to read but everything that happens is very horrific. Yeah no couldn't agree more. It's it's like. I said just misery on top of misery it is straight horror. I think but objectively. Yeah they're not. Nobody's being chased by pennywise at the same time you know. Yeah there's no clowns there's no vampires. There's you know this creepy dude who israel you know and very odd strange. What have you still love a good dog though even if he eats someone you know gerald kind of deserve to hit a little bit. Yeah i'll agree there. You always have to root for the dog. Those are the rules except for cujo. While even you can talk a little bit little bit. Love a good animal appearance but you know that was kind of a running theme through the movie to that. The dog eating the meat outside and it was like. Oh that's like two hundred dollars. Pound is like wow okay fine tell us our. You are exactly weird flags but okay. Yeah yeah and it's exactly what you would expect from a character like gerald so. I love how mike flanagan was able to capture. The essence of these characters. Have the two versions of jesse and the one that's terrified and you know falling asleep because she can't stay awake. She's dehydrated and literally surviving off one cup of water. That's it and you have the fact that gerald kind of comes back to life and you're just like no. We didn't want you here stay down there. Yeah yes so obviously. I think we have come to the point where we have to talk about the hand who this is. The only seen that has disturbed me the entire time. I have been doing this podcast or out of any other horror movies or tv shows. I've watched it was just like oh here comes. Here comes out still getting chills. No it is and like. I said he's so unflinching like if she's having to d. glove her hand you're going to sit here and watch her every step of the way and it is just. I was physically squirming. Like i can't and i'm i'm a big horror person so i'm pretty desensitized but it is just oh man. It's unbelievable the gore effect on it just so so good and it held up. I was a little worried that it wasn't going to when i re watched it i was like oh. Maybe it won't look as good. And i was like nope. That still looks horrifying. No it looks so good. That you're like as carla gino. Okay like anybody's seen her hand since she this. Can we confirm. She still has one but that scene alone. I take make so much of this movie worth it because you understand. In that moment how far she's willing to go to survive exactly and this is a character like her. Her mental version of gerald said. She runs away. She takes off in her mind when things get to real but like no. She's she's here she did this. She's gonna make it out. Obviously no matter. What what i want to know is who buys a bed frame. That is that reinforced gerald. Somebody with them. I think some disturbing ideas. I don't think anybody needs needs a bed frame. That cannot be broken. I understand not wanting to break it but you know like in that situation even if the woodwork looks amazing. You're just like no. We don't want this here like get rid of it. Get rid of the whole thing and the shelf. I was like that's a little high up. Like i guess you're not putting stuff on it that you actually want to reach and the nightstands where like oddly far from the bed just like my nightstand is like reaching distance and i was like she ended up. Reach it with her leg is like i know. I know. you're not the tallest woman in the world but poorly laid out bedroom -absolutely. Yeah the point of the nightstand is to be able to have to reach from the bed. Yeah there was some design flaws here. Which one could argue. That was gerald's entire plan because he clearly likes playing games but you know still strange strange strange man like no thank you you can go yes absolutely. Get the dog back in. Yeah so i know. It's one of those movies. That's a little hard to talk about..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Chat Sematary
"Big books. The talisman and black house which are connected or sort of the two. That i'm surprised haven't been adapted. Yeah toscano a pretty big deal. I mean there's opportunity and maybe like. I wonder how involved he is and in decision making process. Do you know like does he get the thumbs up or down on whether or not something gets adapted or who gets adapted by like he turns somebody down and just hope that somebody else asks later. If they think he'll do a better job honestly i've heard he will let anyone make anything if they pay for the rights and he does. What's called the dollar babies. So you can take a short story or novella and by the rights for a dollar and i think that is mostly done for filmmakers who are early in their careers student filmmakers because that is actually how i think frank darabont got to do shawshank. I could be wrong on that. It's been a while since. I've read that in done that episode but it isn't avella and it doesn't apply to the actual novels so it's very interesting the way he does the rights because he wants to give everyone sort of a chance to make their own versions of his stories. But you know we know that he does not like kubrick's the shining even though it's fantastic we. It's not really good as an adaptation because it changes so many things like this except good right except still one of the greatest moves ever made your maybe not the best example there but i think it's just fun to see what people come up with. And obviously the more people adapt things of his the more episodes. I will have to do of this. I know by the time everyone's listening to this. We're getting pretty close to cut up. Which is exciting. And i know that a lot of his stuff. Now it's getting option before the releases even come out like the institute was already option for tv or something like right when it came out. I remember the announcement being like the day of the day after something crazy like that the bidding wars on those must be crazy especially now you know because it blew up. Dr sleep blew up. You have the net flicks originals. That are good from what i know. Anyway i have only seen gerald's game at this point but i think the quality has gone up quite a bit for productions so it makes these things a little more exciting. Because you know you're not going to get something like you would get with an eighties a patient for king. Yeah it's it's. I mean i watch a lot of it. It's it's not just because it's king you know like it. It's just that his stories are so good and they're compelling it's like something you wanna put on it doesn't it's not like i'm going out and i'm watching everything the stephen king may because i don't have a podcast requires me to do so. I do it for all of you. But i watch a lot of it. It's crazy. yeah and it simply because either you know you fred. The book or you're just familiar with the story because there have been two three adaptations exactly. You're like yeah. I never really wanted to watch that movie but other remaking it and i liked the person that's in it share. Yeah i'll watch this right. Yeah well you know what i do. Hope that they that they stopped giving him to mike flanagan. He needs to take a break from from the stuff and try something new. I liked mike flanagan but he he needs to instill kind of walk away from horror for a minute. I think and try something else interesting. Take jacob. I just finished fly manner. That's that's on top of mind. Yeah i personally wouldn't mind if he keeps doing horror. But that's just me and you know. I might be a little biased. The thing is like he makes a movie like hush which is great. It's you know it's i think. Hushes under underappreciated. And it's a good movie to recommend to people because they might not have heard of it. I think it's it's probably on netflix. All of this stuff is now. Yeah but hushes amazing oculus which is just so bad. It's just so uninteresting. I haven't seen that one. I have seen hush though. I don't know this isn't on mike. Flanagan podcast it might become one. He does do a lot of stephen king stuff Some we'll jacob. Thank you for coming on to talk about the missed today. it's been fun. Yes thank you for having me in for doing this so far in advance. Yeah no problem. It helps me out down the line. Somewhere yeah. I hope that this will give you a little bit of a break. I know it won't you just don't be afraid to just take some time off. I know that you like to build up your your back catalogue and everything but then you just keep building up the back kyle back catalogue sometime. Take a little break. Hopefully by the time everyone is listening to this. I will have done that in the next nine months. I share anyway. Thank you again. This is great podcasts. congratulations. I think she just had one hundred episodes. Yeah by the time. Everyone's listening to this though. That would have been forty episodes go. That's amazing while still congratulations. Thank you because it just happened. That that's awesome. Yeah we're time traveling here on this episode all right. That does it for this episode of chad cemetery. You can support the podcast on patriotic for a dollar month. You'll get a thank you on the show for two dollars a month. I will send you a chat cemetery sticker and if you want to follow us on social media you can do so at chat cemetery on twitter. Instagram and facebook. You could also rate and review the show. That's a huge help. And as always thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy the rest of your day..
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Horror Vein
"Yeah we got one episode to go now now. That tall figure in the house that floats yes who he is yet. Oh my god. He's great thing that creeps me out the scene when he was a little boy underneath the bed and he's turned eighteen. Just see the feet and they're just floating around. It was great i love. I'm like with the focus that thing. Oh and then he knew kerry. Oh yeah yeah pop to. She used to live there but he keeps seeing it. And it's when he's he's trying to get rid of the you know he's still on drugs and stuff like that but the thing like you'll see it and then It's turn is his back towards him right but it's it's always following them and you're like what the fuck it's just. Yeah so creepy. it's wild. Oh yeah oh yeah. I really can't say enough about the series. It just amazing it. Really the patent the neck lady. Oh yeah it's jacked up. it's good though. Yeah when he puts his hand in the fan. I'm like oh my yeah no. It's all right. And then they find a body down there. Yeah oh yeah so if our listeners. Haven't seen it. I probably don't understand what we're talking. We're really good. That show if you get a chance to watch it on netflix. It's the haunting of hill house. It's really really good. It's again after that. Who did harsh and oculus. Yeah so are you going to see manner that yeah i think and i want to check it out. I know you said it's a little bit more of a slower. Burn and not as you'll house but it's it's still the paranormal and all that and she loves all that kind of stuff so i think we will. Yeah it's something. We both like the second movement more mainstream. It's not like we're trying to really. I mean it's got some scary stuff in a but not as okay. That's and it's supposed to be the sequel but it's it has nothing to do with hill house right Well it's based on a series of books and it's different haunting but they changed everything you know. Mike flanagan wind changed. What you know. Stuffs happ what's happens in the book is based off the books but he changed it. You know change some stuff but it's Yeah it's a series of books and it's very interesting. It's we really really enjoyed good house. Where i really like about. The series is really good character. Study i mean you really get to know all the characters and even if you don't like the characters you still like because you know everything about him. I understand why everything's happening. You find out even more just like what tough fuck. Oh yeah so yes sir. I guess we'll go into our favorite part of the yes we can. Yes we got here. I hear i hear to mailman knocking on the door. Here's know that mr mixed way. What was his name. Mr really mr delivery. And he's got some homemade myself for us. that's great. We have a little intro right now. More thomas this every every session every show but yeah. We've got three messages for this week. Wow i still can't believe people keep writing us and it's just the earliest truly wonderful and they're just. They're all kinds of different questions. So you know what you're going to get because my chocolates like you mentioned last week that's right. That's right and This first messages from vic in queens new york that's correct listeners. In new york we do. We do invictus nearly one of them and he wants to ask a question here. Hey guys love the show. This question is for dine. All right give question what grail bobblehead is missing from your collection. That you'd love that you'd love to have. He must be a bobblehead collector. If he knows what how would he know fucking bobbleheads. He must be a bottle. Because grail and that's on the facebook pages. Yeah so so. He must be a member facebook page i. He must be because that. That's some that's some shit. I don't even know what the fuck you talking about i. It's a good thing. This question is for you to fucking answer. I tell you i are the holy grail money by now. This what what what he means by grail is a A very valuable was done. Okay yes it's very valuable bobblehead that they didn't make a lot of and that's what makes it very valuable. So like the holy grail. Yeah one of kind right pretty much and the one. I will tell him that. I would love to have that. I don't think i'll ever own it's like. Are you trying to give hints here for people like send. Your shit is mean. Hey boy. Would that be amazed song or facebook. Friends are listening to the podcast. Hey i got one of those. Although i doubt it i challenged the listeners. But if they do. I'm shocked but So the cubs uh organised. His name was gary presi and he was there organised for like thirty plus years or thirty years even and he recently retired. But explain this the people because people don't know that they actually have an organ player. Yes they do at the field a live person. You're not a a recording canada music. No it's an actual person play in the and they made a bobble head of him but it wasn't a giveaway at at the stadium at like at a game where they made ten thousand in the first ten thousand fans. It wasn't like that it was a special limited edition he gave away. He did like a contest on twitter. And if you answered if you get if you won the contest or whatever you'd get one they had of quite a few at the cubs convention. That i didn't go to aside from the ask. I don't think. I think that was the only two ways you could get one and this thing is worth upwards of eight hundred thousand dollars for a fire. Yes.
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"mike flanagan" Discussed on Horror Vein
"You know the new pass whatever so but she's trying to break away from everything that's puts her. Yeah but i just so they had to battle you know okay could achieve call with the self i get that but now i just i like when they're battling the the the environment to like. It's not just the person it's not just a vampires. It's not just this guy trying to break. I mean it's always a race against the sun coming up. Yeah so. I like that part of it. And i liked that you know like it was just one chair here like go with time it is. It's like oh the sun's coming up. We gotta go try to find a place to sleep right so that was their whole day. I mean that's of it. I just and i just love the whole story. I really did i. I don't need sometimes. I don't need the t- thin you know the the cliche in all the the. It's not really not really scary movie. It's just violent suspense. There's tension and suspense and and some violence. Yeah but i but it's like it's not like a movie you're gonna go watch and we scared it's kind of a different. It's kind of a violent horror film with with with a twist. But it dredge really a love story it is with it really isn. Yeah but you know. I i would recommend it to. I would too if you had seen it. I and i'm biased. But you know so. It just For me doesn't hold up as well. Because remember when i first saw it. I thought it was fantastic. It was ranting and raving about it. But you know after seeing it now after all these years like i said there was flaws that kind of bothered me but overall i would say yeah i would recommend this in. Yeah in your collection just to have it As an important piece of yeah. So i think diana would like him but i think she'd like pregnant to. We're still doing so Hill house we were at the The funeral home and now is in the casket and the all the The family is they're meeting. For nells way watched at all or no just stat up. So we're we're getting close. I think that's episode six or seven. You've finished that. You've finished at episode. Where there in the in in with the power goes out. That's that's that's the episode where they did of it in one take. That's what i was thinking. Rob which one we're talking about it. Yeah yeah amazing. Yeah yeah yeah. And i like i like the whole health segment. Was you know it was like about forty five minutes. And then they cut and then they win another twenty minutes. Yeah on one take but it was all one take unbelievable and all that stuff was going on and one take. That's why i was so mesmerized. Because the the power goes out in the body falls and right he. He walks into the mansion. Right as a flashback. that's all one take. that's amazing. Yeah settle that up and build the set next to the other set right. Walks into the hill house. Yeah yeah yeah crazy crazy. Well very well done. I was just like wow. Yeah so that's where we're at two or three left but yeah yes you're pretty much towards the end. Yeah earn join. We'll do blind manner to so we'll probably watch probably won't like it as much but it it. That's a real real slow burn. All it is does a really start picking up and tort till the last three or four at mike flanagan to yeah okay. But it's it's very well done. It's just not like he'll house okay. We'll houses is more intense and scary. Okay cool so on that note. All right yeah. I think that's all we got all right. We'll come back next week in talk about more horror films. I don't know what we're gonna watch your pick round pick. I haven't really decided okay. I'm torn between a couple movies here. And i'll have to let you know all right all right. We won't say it on on the air here so all right let's Yeah you know everybody in town that's in. Hopefully we'll have some more messages from our listeners. Keep sending the keep sending the questions. We appreciate it. Apps love to hear from actually actually we have a lot of fun with it. We do we do. How can they reach scratchy. How can they reach to horror. Vein dot com Contact us on the contact page Check out our new store for horror vein merch. Okays there or you. Just go to our facebook page at facebook for slash horror vein very easily. This message there on facebook or twitter twitter at at four vein sounds good so until next time i keep.
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Netflix Sets Title for ‘Haunting of Hill House’ Season 2 – Which Is Definitely Not About Hill House (Video)
"The hunting of hill house season two is in development. And we now know what it is going to be about Chris tell us about it. Yeah. There have been rumors that Netflix was interested in a second season. And at the time, it seemed kind of unlikely because the first season of he'll house wraps everything up pretty well and adapts one book and so on and so forth. But now we know there is a second season and rather than taking a traditional approach, Mike, Flanagan and Netflix. They're gonna turn it into an anthology series sort of similar to what AMC is doing with the terror. So each season is going to be a new story and while the first season adapted. Shirley Jackson's the haunting pill house season two will be adapting Henry James's the turn of the screw. Which is another classic ghost story. It's been adapted into a film into films. If you times before the innocence is probably the best example of this, very spooky black and white are movie. And this is really cool. I'm very excited. This I loved the haunting hill house per season. And I really liked turn of the screw. I think Mike Flanagan is very talented and undis- gonna assume because this is what I hill house. Did it's going to take a lot of liberties with the book because he'll house only really took like names in certain ideas, and then created its its whole like new thing. And I'm guessing that's what they're gonna do with this as well if they're taking that many liberties, why do they even need something to adapt with the second season. I mean, you know, there's brand recognition. I guess I guess it's also like a framework. Work because he'll house it borrowed ideas and frameworks stuff from the book. And I'm guessing this is gonna take that singer a framework where turn a screw it's about a governess who is hired to watch over to orphans, and she becomes convinced. The the mansion she's washing them in is haunted and the kids could see them. But at the same time, the book is very ambiguous in that. Maybe there aren't really go species. Just crazy. So I'm guessing they're going to use that formula where there's a woman who thinks house is haunted, but maybe she's nuts. That's what I'm guessing. They're going to use that as a springboard to create something new Jakup. I know you were a huge fan of this first season. What do you think of this news? Yeah. The first season's phenomenal. Mike Flanagan is phenomenal. I love this idea. I have not read the turn of the screw by have seen the innocence. And I feel that we have this idea the older horror films aren't scary. There could be spookier interesting. But the innocence is scary it holds up as a genuinely unsettling go story. Even though it's my God. Six years old now. So it's I'm very excited by this idea of with funding did in extent what Chris said is he took what Shirley Jackson was with the hanging Phil house and took two Matic core. And built it out in ways that were more personal to him or person was writing staff and transform those ideas into something that was passionate and personal to him as a storyteller. So like, I'm taking this. This very different goes story with very different ideas. And you know, remixing through his lens in the style of the first season that is incredibly exciting. And I am all for more. Great anthology driven hard to sounds like it's such. It's such a great idea to get more cool go stories in front of right