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Suzy Bannion travels to Germany to attend a ballet school but as soon as she arrives, things seem wrong. She falls ill and begins hearing strange and unusual noises as some of the students wind up murdered or disappearing. Slowly, Suzy comes to the realization that there might be much more to this school and it's teachers than it seems.

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This week on Remainders, we watch the 1974 horror-comedy rock opera Phantom of the Paradise. A cult classic by Brian De Palma, Phantom has gained notoriety in the decades since its release thanks in part to De Palma’s legendary filmography, but also because of a small but rabid fan base that hails to this insane mashup of horror and glam rock.

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Should we have saved Suspiria (1977) for pride month? Rumor on the street is that this is a low-key lesbian film... which actually makes a lot of sense when you consider that, in a way, maybe all witch movies are. But while it doesn't actually include any footage of women kissing, Dario Argento's masterpiece is still a visual delight. Just peep all the incredible architecture and fashion! That's not to say that this flick is all (technicolor) flash, no substance. There's a lot to unpack here, which is why we asked Vannah Taylor — writer, ballerina, and fellow horror podcaster — to join us as we break down everything from the classic fairytale references to the pop culture impact.

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https://www.theringer.com/movies/2018/10/5/17939894/suspiria-dario-argento-luca-guadagnino

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https://www.wired.com/story/suspiria-movie-review/

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We may be a week late on this upload, but we're still keeping it spooky as we talk about the 1977 Italian horror film Suspiria. We talk color palette, fairy tales, score, symbolism, 4k blu-ray, and much, much more as we talk about this horror classic. This film is a tour de force of style and it was a blast to dissect it and break down our thoughts. What do you think about this classic? Come back next week for an episode on another classic - The Exorcist! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!    

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Camp counselors Jackie and Greg sit around the fire for Brian De Palma's PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE from 1974. Topics of discussion include the many inspirations from Oscar Wilde to Hitchcock to German Expressionism, De Palma's giddy filmmaking, the tunes by Paul Williams, and an unfair comparison to the other midnight rock musical, THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW.

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This week, the Strangers talk about Uncle Buck, Dungeons and Dragons, and dive into Brian de Palma's directorial debut "Phantom of the Paradise"!

"Phantom of the Paradise" is available to rent on Amazon Prime Video and Vudu!

A gifted rock composer plots revenge after a devious record producer steals both his music and his girl.

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Emotional intelligence has been identified as the most accurate predictor of future success.  Research has shown that the greatest advantage for children is to be raised by emotionally intelligent parents.  Jessica Harper, Founder and Owner of Aspen Valley Wellness, is my guest as we discuss the 5 components—self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy and social skills.

1 part horror, 1 part comedy, 1 part rock opera, 1 part Faust, 1 part Phantom of the Opera, 1 part Hunchback of Notre Dame, but how does it all come together? This week the Fried Squirms find out as they watch Phantom of the Paradise

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Movie Musical Month continues with Brian DePalma's stone cold classic, Phantom of the Paradise! Winslow Leach has been maimed and framed, beaten, robbed, and mutilated -- but they still can't keep him from the woman he loves!

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The DOtD troupe breaks into a stretching routine as they review Dario Argento’s “Suspiria”. The pod discusses the film’s legacy, its unique language dubbing situation, and recurring lighting motifs. Spoilers in the special meal.

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The Cinephile Cuties are ready to dance with a coven of witches! That’s because they are discussing Dario Argento’s, Suspiria. This episode marks the beginning of their “spooky” month of scary arthouse films. Patrick and Casey are both “Halloqueens,” as it were. Casey tells a harrowing story about a terrifying “Gold Woman.” Patrick is both jubilant and miserable. And both of them have some issues with the Suspiria remake. Plus, the boys run Suspiria through the “Fartsy Test.” Patrick recommends a drink pairing. And, they give each other notes to help improve the show. Listen in next week to see if that works!

In the sixteenth episode of Season 1, Cult Flicks & Trash Picks, Kyle is joined by stunt actor Danny Hernandez and cinematographer Ryan Alva to discuss Brian DePalma's unbridled gothic musical fantasia Phantom of the Paradise.

Suspiria. Join Donovan and Rick as they discuss this colorful classic full of suspense, gore, and witchcraft. 

Kathy, Mark, Burk and their guest Lisa Fancher discuss the two versions of SUSPIRIA. The differences, the deeper implications and what we think they both have in common. Witchcraft and ultra violence in two very different, but oddly stylized worlds. What does it all mean, though?

MAJOR SPOILER WARNING: This is an in depth look at these films so spoilers are revealed big time. Watch First Listen Later.

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