Vishniac (video review)
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The Pod Bay Doors Podcast
Eyes Without a Face; Seconds; and The Face Of Another | The Pod Bay Doors Podcast, Episode #241
In this, our penultimate entry into Shocktober ’22, we present Doug’s pick of three horror(ish) films revolving around faces. Eyes Without a Face (1960), Seconds (1966) and The Face of Another (1966). Each one deals with the face as the source of identity and what some will do to change or improve upon their circumstance, […]
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) | Pod Bay Doors Podcast (Shocktober ’22), Episode #241
This episode, Jerry and Doug watch the outlier in the Halloween franchise, Halloween III: Season of the Witch. It’s far from a great movie (very far), but it represents John Carpenter trying to do something novel with the franchise and turn it into an anthology of horror films over years. Instead, it bombed and they […]
House (Hausu) 1977 | Pod Bay Doors Podcast (Shocktober ’22), Episode #240
This episode, Doug and Jerry take a look at one of the weirdest and most fascinating films ever made: Nobuhiku Obayashi’s House (Hausu) from 1977. Obayashi’s visual style is what is on display here, as well as an unbridled sense of (very dark) humor. Get ready for the inexplicable surrealistic fever dream that is: House […]
Freaks (1932) | Pod Bay Doors Podcast (Shocktober ’22), Episode 239
We’re back! No, it’s not a dinosaur’s tale, we’ve just come back from a hiatus. Welcome to Shocktober ’22! We’re kicking things off this year with Tod Browning’s 1932 classic Freaks. Never exploitative, always humanizing (towards the circus performers…most of the ‘normal’ people are awful). Browning’s best film (sorry Dracula and London After Midnight). Get […]
L’Atalante | The Pod Bay Doors Podcast, Season 5, Episode #237
In this episode, Doug introduces Jerry to one of the greatest movies you’ve (probably) never heard of: Jean Vigo’s L’Atalante from 1934. Although Vigo would not live to make another feature, he died near the end of production of TB at the age of 29, this work would go on to inspire the likes of […]
The Pod Bay Doors Movie Podcast: Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
This episode, Doug brings his sound with the only thing that can get the slang and horrors depicted in A Clockwork Orange is the film directly referenced in it: Singin’ In the Rain from 1952. The ultimate palate cleanser for anything life throws at you, Singin’ in the Rain is also the greatest movie musical […]
Singin’ in the Rain (1952) | Pod Bay Doors Movie Podcast, Episode #235
This episode, Doug brings his sound with the only thing that can get the slang and horrors depicted in A Clockwork Orange is the film directly referenced in it: Singing In the Rain from 1952. The ultimate palate cleanser for anything life throws at you, Singing in the Rain is also the greatest movie musical […]
