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Bois mon sang et accède à la vie éternelle...

Victoire, Pascale, Marianne, Jeanne et Hugo comparent Entretien avec un Vampire, le premier roman d'Anne Rice paru en 1976, à son adaptation en film réalisée par Neil Jordan avec Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt et Kirsten Dunst. Dans une chambre à San Francisco, un jeune journaliste enregistre un récit des plus surprenants : son interlocuteur affirme être devenu un vampire il y a plus de 150 ans... Des plantations de La Nouvelle-Orléans aux théâtres de Paris, Louis raconte ses  pensées et ses aventures avec Lestat, vampire cynique, et la petite Claudia, transformée à seulement 5 ans. 

Mais le film est-il fidèle au roman dont il est tiré ? Réponse dans l'épisode !

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Recommandations : 

• Only Lovers Left Alive, réalisé par Jim Jarmusch (2013)
• Les Dents de soie, écrit par Maëlle Desard (2023)
• Vampires en toute intimité, co-réalisée par Taika Waititi et Jemaine Clement (2014)
• Secrets de vampires, écrit par Elsa Whyte et Julie Légère et illustré par Lauré Pérez (2021)
• Top Gun: Maverick, réalisé par Joseph Kosinski (2022)
• Twilight, écrit par Stephenie Meyer (2005)
• Vampyria - La Cour des Ténèbres, écrit par Victor Dixen (2020)

Crédits :

Guns N' Roses - Sympathy for the Devil (tiré de la bande-originale "Interview with the Vampire") - © 1994  

On today's episode, Rachel and I learn that it's bad to read before going to sleep because your imagination is trying to actively traumatize you with an army of not that scary good boy doggos who just wanna run through your house! I mean, it'll also give you horrific visions of gruesome, skin ripping werewolf transformations and smashed doll heads, but just think about all those doggos! The movie is The Company of Wolves, directed by Neil Jordan and written by Jordan and Anglea Carter, based on stories from Carter's book "The Bloody Chamber."

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

It’s the Blu-ray time of the week and Peter Sobczynski joins Erik Childress again to talk a whole bunch of 4Ks for your Black Friday shopping. Take advantage of the Barnes and Noble Criterion sale to grab one of the best films from Pixar and one of the best from Spike Lee. Shout Factory has new editions of genre cult classics from Neil Jordan and Norman Jewison while Vinegar syndrome delivers a 4K of maybe the ultimate cult film. Kino has another Eastwood in 4K and a comic book parody before the Marvel onslaught. Erik goes to bat for James Gunn’s spinoff from The Suicide Squad and talks of the curse that prevented his dad from seeing Pearl Harbor prevented in a movie. They talk more Bob Clark, an immense set from Sony Classics and the origins of Martin & Lewis. Finally they discuss one of the best comedies of the year and a new 4K of one of the best comedies of the 1980s.

0:00 - Intro

1:22 - Criterion (Wall E 4K, Malcolm X 4K)

13:27 - Vinegar (RoadHouse 4K)

19:01 - Shout Factory (The Company of Wolves 4K. Rollerball 4K)

29:43 - Warner Bros. (Peacemaker)

35:55 - Kino (Mystery Men 4K, High Plains Drifter 4K, Hold Me Tight)

50:12 - Universal (Bros)

55:58 - Blue Underground (Final Countdown 4K)

1:03:17 - IFC (Hatching)

1:08:25 - VCI (Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things 4k)

1:14:21 - Sony (SPC Classics Set)

1:19:01 - Paramount (My Friend Irma, Planes Trains Automobiles 4K)

1:31:01 – New Blu-ray Announcements

Notre critique du film "Marlowe" réalisé par Neil Jordan avec Liam Neeson et Diane Kruger.

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Titre : Marlowe

Sortie : 4 janvier 2023

De : Neil Jordan 

Avec : Liam Neeson et Diane Kruger.

Synopsis : Le détective privé Philip Marlowe est plus solitaire et désoeuvré que jamais, jusqu'à ce qu'une belle cliente blonde n'entre dans son bureau et lui demande de retrouver son ancien amant.

#Marlowe #CINECAST #Podcast

Codename Thor joins Caitlin to talk about 2012's Byzantium, which is the first vampire movie we've covered on the show. It's a beautiful movie, and we had a great time dissecting its themes of mothers and daughters, carrying the past, and sex work. I quiz Thor on his vampire knowledge, and we somehow land on X-Men for a while. Be sure to check out Thor's Hour of Thunder, available wherever you get your podcasts.

It’s the final week of our Queer Horror Month and we’re going out with a bang. Our good friend Jordan Crucchiola joins us to talk about the homoerotic classic, ‘Interview With The Vampire.’ We discuss how this movie takes a lot of cues from queer cinema but never goes far enough to make an actual statement. We have another edition of the ‘Hall of Excellence’ where we induct “Cinema’s Hottest Vampire.” And, at long last, it is the return of the ‘Christmas Zaddy Christmas Movie Minute.’

Buy Alonso’s book – I’ll Be Home for Christmas Movies

Staff Picks:
Ify – Underworld
Drea – The Souvenir: Part II
Alonso – The Company of Wolves
Jordan – The Voyeurs

With Ify Nwadiwe, Drea Clark, Alonso Duralde, and Jordan Crucchiola

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Drea Clark
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Ify Nwadiwe

Produced by Marissa Flaxbart
Sr. Producer Laura Swisher

This is a special episode because one of our guests is an actual baby. The other guest is her mother; actor, writer, and director Alice Lowe. You may recognize Alice from her acting work in any number of things; Ben Wheatley’s Sightseers (which she co-wrote), Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace, Hot Fuzz, The IT Crowd, and many others. But she’s also a director, and wrote, directed, and starred in 2016’s Prevenge. She’s on the show today, calling in from London, to talk about the undersung 1984 fantasy, The Company of Wolves. She and April discuss making independent films and not limiting your imagination just because you’re doing things differently. They chat about the writer Angela Carter and utilizing dream logic. Plus, Alice hammers home the importance of not eliminating the tragic elements from fairy tales.

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You can watch Alice most recently in Dark Encounter on Prime.

Or check out her feature Prevenge on Shudder.

If you haven’t seen The Company of Wolves, you simply must.

With April Wolfe and Alice Lowe.