A Brokenwood Connection Led Me to a Very Weird Horror Movie
A quick recommendation for The Irrefutable Truth About Demons, a 2000 New Zealand horror movie I only watched because Neill …
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Thoughts on Gratitude and the Vampire Genre in Leonor (1975)
Here’s the transcript for an audio-only, calm, unscripted analysis of the 1975 film Leonor, directed by Juan Luis Buñuel and …
Why Is The Rich Woman The Hero? | The Screaming Woman
In this episode of Film Chat Radio, I take a look at the 1972 television movie The Screaming Woman, starring Olivia de …
Why Did Emily’s Dog Bite Her? | The Beyond (1981)
My latest project is a fictional radio station called WFCE in the fictional town of Moxey Bluff Georgia, where I …
Why Did Conspiracy Theories Stop Being Funny? | The Brokenwood Mysteries
Here’s an improvised audio essay on the changing attitudes towards conspiracy theorists as reflected in one character arc through several …
Why Did Patrick Swayze Take The Part In Donnie Darko?
Here’s my latest podcast episode, transcribed to be read, or you can scroll down to listen on YouTube. So I …
Daughter of the Mind: This Is Somehow About Missiles
Here’s the transcript to my latest video, a chat about the 1969 TV movie Daughter of the Mind starring Ray …
I Watched Winter Horror to Cool Off: A Triple Feature (A Cold Night’s Death, Iced, Screams of a Winter Night) And Now I’m Haunted
A Cold Night’s Death, starring Eli Wallach and Robert Culp, might be the best TV horror movie of all time. …
The Seventh Victim: A Movie Written In Code
Official synopsis as stated by HBO and TCM: A girl’s search for her missing sister puts her in conflict with a …
Surrealist Sleepwalk Sneaks Surprising Story Structure, Spotlights Steve
Sleeper, awaken to the odd, 1986 neo-noir world of Sara Driver’s Sleepwalk in this audio-only episode of Erin Strolls Through …
