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Will and Hesse close out this year’s horror movie mindset with a double feature of Takashi Miike‘s Audition and Kiyoshi Kurosawa‘s Pulse.
Will and Felix are joined by Hesse as they talk about the Steven Seagal classic, The Glimmer Man.
OP link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTwaTeOq0Xk
Torrent link: https://nyaa.si/view/2033392
Episode drops in a few hours (9pm EST) if you're in the western hemisphere. It drops tomorrow at 2am GMT elsewhere.
Episode description: Manousos begins a dangerous trek to meet Carol. Returning home from Las Vegas, Carol gets creative with her rebellion.
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Oh gee the next episode of that cute show about the existential dread of purgatory is tomorrow. WHO WILL DIE NEXT?! I have a prediction(s) ... read full post
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The Holdovers is about a professor who despite his wishes has to look after the few kids in his boarding school that are not going on vacations. It's made by Alexander Payne and also the first film I have seen from him. ... read full post
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I watched “The Long Walk” on the plane. It was great. I was imagining something like “The Running Man,” another King adaptation—a “reality show” esque sci-fi story of the 1980s era of TV broadcast dominance (a critique on media)—but it was completely different. It’s about young lonely people, burdened with trauma and worries, who just keep walking through life (the long walk). The perspective and background of the organizers or the spectators aren’t shown; the film maintains a strict distance from the roadside. The camera simply stays close to the boys and walks by their side until the very end. The direction is very different from The Hunger Games. Director Francis Lawrence is clever. Within the absurdity of this game, the youths help each other, understand one another, reflect on their past, and come to realize the “path” that stretches toward tomorrow. Dropping out isn’t just the end of one person—it’s passing the baton and entrusting their “will” to the winners. It’s a meta, philosophical film about friendship and growth and also a declaration of war against the adults. In a way, it’s close to “Stand by Me.” David Jonsson, a big favorite of mine, gave an amazing performance too. Cooper Hoffman was also great. And of course, Mark Hamill, too. I’ll watch it again in theaters. Highly recommend. ... read full post
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Some minor changes in soundtrack choices, some very slightly different takes used compared to Part 1 and 2, and of course, the biggest most important change, they removed the bit with Bill asking Sophia about whether or not The Bride knows about BB being alive. Also, the extended anime sequence is dope. ... read full post
