Explore "mia farrow" with insightful episodes like "Episode 1012: Supergirl (1984)", "Mia Farrow", "ROSEMARY’S BABY (1968) – Episode 150 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era", "Episode 376: Angry Marked Men" and "Episode 105: Rosemary's Baby" from podcasts like ""Thor's Hour of Thunder", "Thrift Shop Biography", "Decades of Horror | Horror News Radio", "Movie Madness" and "Martini Giant"" and more!
March is Thor's new theme, Expendabelles! Speaking of marches, we definitely discussed how John Williams was not involved in this film. We also reference the TV show, related Warner Brothers properties, and various comic book iterations.
The next topic will be Zombeavers (2014).
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“It was kind of fun in a necrophile sort of way.” Yikes! There’s so much to unpack in that statement. Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they gather around the black cradle under the inverted cross to witness Rosemary’s Baby (1968).
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Episode 150 – Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
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A young couple trying for a baby moves into an aging, ornate apartment building on Central Park West, where they find themselves surrounded by peculiar neighbors.
Decades of Horror The Classic Era reaches its epic milestone of 150 episodes with a review of Rosemary’s Baby (1968). Join the Grue-Crew as they examine this iconic genre entry that lands near the top of many best-horror-films-of-all-time lists and countdowns. Will the film hold up today? Jeff, Chad, Daphne, and guest-host Doc Rotten will share their thoughts on that and much more, including controversies in making the film and those that have transpired since. The crew spends two hours exploring the cast, the locations and era, the production, the subtext, and the influences – and so much more. Truly, epic! Enjoy!
At the time of this writing, Rosemary’s Baby is available for streaming from subscription services Amazon Prime, Paramount+, MGM+, and fuboTV as well as from a variety of PPV options. The film is also available as Blu-ray formatted physical media from Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment and the Criterion Collection.
Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Jeff, is The White Reindeer (1952, Valkoinen peura), a Finnish vampire movie (or is it a Finnish witch movie?) with frequent appearances by a white reindeer. You won’t want to miss this one!
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We take another look at Blu-rays this week with Peter Sobczynski who along with Erik Childress do not have a lot of nice things to say about some recent theatrical offerings coming to physical media. But there are kind words to be found. Just not for William Goldman. However on the positive front there is a terrific everyday kind of thriller about being a working mom and some choice offerings from Kino with Irene Dunne, Buster Crabbe, Lon Chaney and Basil Rathbone. Plus new 4K offerings from Criterion, an overlooked horror film with Mia Farrow and two of Sidney Lumet’s best films including one of the all-time great debuts.
0:00 - Intro
2:09 - Criterion (The Seventh Seal (4K))
6:01 - Music Box (Full Time)
8:09 - Sandpiper (Year of the Comet)
11:18 - Warner Bros. (Magic Mike's Last Dance)
14:05 - Walt Disney (Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania)
16:53 - Universal (Marlowe, Cocaine Bear)
21:36 - Shout! Factory (The Haunting of Julia (4K))
25:19 - Kino (High, Wide and Handsome, Lady in a Jam, Oh, Doctor! and Poker Faces: Two Comedies Directed by Harry A. Pollard, Rio, Search for Beauty, The Trap, You and Me, Serpico (4K), 12 Angry Men (4K))
53:46 – New Blu-Ray Announcements
56:52 - Outro
Since the 2010's, smart, slow-burn horror films have come steadily back into the spotlight, to the point where A24 has created a cottage industry for itself with arthouse-friendly hits like Midsommar, The Witch, and Saint Maud. But in reviewing Polanski's late-60's classic, MG feels there's still nothing like Mia Farrow in the spooky, funny, and weirdly upsetting Rosemary's Baby, which manages to both capture and criticize the zeitgeist of the decade in a way that is profoundly relevant even half a century later!
Paul and Erin review two films based on novels by Ira Levin: our art pick is Roman Polanski's ROSEMARY'S BABY, and our trash pick is Bryan Forbes' THE STEPFORD WIVES.
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The ladies catch up as usual and discuss all the craziness happening in their lives. Mari’s little escape artist (Tokyo and Berlin) decide to go an explore the neighborhood alone!! Liz celebrates her birthday by getting a naked kitty…yikes!! Zuly has a little too much to drink at dinner and by the end of the night is looking for “JUAaaan” in the porcelain throne.
Zuly takes the lead on this episode and discuss the high profile case of Woody Allen and Mia Farrow. The Allen v. Farrow case takes place in 1992 when seven year old Dylan Farrow, Woody’s adopted daughter confesses to her mother Mia of inappropriate behavior at the hands of Woody. This two part episode will leave you with your mouth open. The case takes many unexpected turns with lies, deceptions, abuse, and control of power. This high society of elites show no mercy to a child that was repeatedly failed by the very adults that should have protected her, and to make matters worst our broken justice system only proves that those in power can sway the law.
Zuly based most of her research on the HBO true crime documentary television miniseries directed by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering. And the Allen v. Farrow podcast.
Listen in to see what the ladies have concluded and if you agree.
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Thank you for joining us at the BarkerCast, the only Clive Barker Podcast. If you already haven’t please subscribe so you never miss a release. In episode 350, Jose and Ryan return to Clive Barker’s A-Z of Horror recommendations (U for Unborn) for an audio commentary for Rosemary’s Baby. We start out with a quick thanks and a bit of news from Phil and Sarah Stokes from the Clive Barker Archive as well.
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Commentary / Discussion 1968, Rosemary’s Baby – Roman Polanski
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sur le Nil ou Death on the Nile
en version original. Un film américain de 2019 réalisé par John Guillermin avec
Peter Ustinov, Lois Chiles, Mia Farrow, Simon MacCorkindale, David Niven,
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Caitlin and Mary talk about one of their all-time favorite movies: Rosemary's Baby. That's right, folks, we're introducing a second trope to the line-up: monstrous motherhood! We talk about the ways motherhood can seem monstrous - horrific pregnancies, demonic births, raising a monster, and moms committing the unspeakable. Don't fret - there are plenty more period movies on the docket, but we had a lot of fun adding this trope to the mix. We both love Rosemary's Baby, and we give it all our love. The anthropologist I mentioned at the end was Barbara Ehrenreich, if you'd like to look her up. The book I cited at the beginning was The Monster Within: The Hidden Side of Motherhood, by Dr. Barbara Almond. Two great Barbaras.
This movie has a lot of interesting behind the scenes from it being shot right near where John Lennon was killed to Roman Polanski's interesting directing techniques...
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