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Fret ye not!  Direct from Satan's black hell-besmeared farting hole*, we're back, we're giggling and we're here to discuss the 1989 horror adventure WARLOCK. 

* Chris' garage

Content Warning: May contain giggling.

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Is this week a Fifth Tuesday? Is Saltburn (2023) a horror movie? Spookies, those questions are more for you than for us — but we do have a lot to say this week. Like, A LOT. Somehow, without really meaning to, we accidentally talked for almost three whole hours about Emerald Fennell’s newest film (and actually, if you count the bits that we cut out, we really talked for even longer). But, hey, if you’ve heard anything at all about the 2006-era flick starring Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi, then you know that conversation is just one of the many things it provokes. On our latest Spooky Tuesday, we’re discussing our first impressions, the Gossip Girl of it all, and that killer soundtrack, plus so (so so) much more.

References:

Interviews with Emerald Fennell:
https://youtu.be/nlVtm5jrgoY?si=khdAAu8qdUreqxME
https://youtu.be/YtKa-39TGpI?si=wltjwg3GD1jeIyVA
https://youtu.be/lhB-VJa0_OI?si=nmeV9ZgmOfooupVB
https://youtu.be/eY4Ff_lhpqA?si=vSLLrW9FhzkyoN_6
https://youtu.be/1DiVSbgPcAo?si=2i3IQ-OGfDOKjy7c

Costuming in Saltburn:
https://youtu.be/Mru3hlsLedQ?si=C-hnUavtWmchuL7S

https://variety.com/2023/film/columns/saltburn-critics-emerald-fennell-upper-class-satire-1235815525/

https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/saltburn-jacob-elordi-ending-explained-76659/

https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/saltburn-twist-greek-myth-minotaur

https://medium.com/@ibtisaamahmed/the-symbolism-of-saltburn-that-you-probably-missed-32748741006c

https://screenrant.com/saltburn-movie-easter-eggs-references/#mid-2000-39-s-aesthetic

https://www.reddit.com/r/saltburn/comments/19airjx/the_changeling_boy/

Chris and Taylor review the black comedy psychological thriller film Saltburn written, directed, and co-produced by Emerald Fennell.  Set in the year 2006, it focuses on Oxford University student Oliver Quick who becomes fixated with a popular, aristocratic fellow student as his university, who later invites him to spend the summer at his eccentric family's estate.  The film stars Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Alison Oliver, Archie Madekwe, Carey Mulligan, Paul Rhys and Ewan Mitchell.

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The Fake Nerd gang is here for Fake Nerds Watch, this time diving into the brand new Disney+ show: Loki

Sacred Ben has returned from the Void. The four Fake Nerds are reunited and it's time to address the Kang in the room. Overall a positive reception with a couple dips into the quibbles that have emerged for some of the crew. Guest appearances in the show made this discussion extra fun and there's a lot to think on as Loki head towards its finale. 

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The coming of the Eclipse marks the end of our "Spooky Penis Season" but as the runes need collected, the druids gather the sparkly Disney juice, and a Sands is born. Yeah, that's right! We're covering one of the late Julian Sands seminal roles as the eponymous WARLOCK! As a trilogy of films, Julian Sands plays the WARLOCK in the first two movies, alongside Richard E. Grant in the original Steve Miner film and Chris Young in the Anthony Hickox sequel. This is the film that we're uncovering this time, in WARLOCK: THE ARMAGEDDON! And we brought a friend, Tighe, ready to speak over "the rudest that ever troubled daylight!" in the most congratulatory and nostalgic episode in a long while. It's a shame that not only is Julian no longer with us but within this month, Anthony, the Director, is sadly no longer with us. Rest in Peace Kings!

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With the unfortunate passing of Julian Sands, we wanted to honor this incredible and magnetic actor by releasing a special Patreon episode where we covered 1989's WARLOCK with the film's #1 fan and Returning Champion Megan Sunday (Let’s Get Weirding podcast)! Along the way, we dig into the film's hostile attitude toward cats, stay on the lookout for a Steve Miner Butt Shot, learn to use a purse like a Dutch Oven, and generally lust after the hotness that is Julian Sands!! All this, plus we examine the Warlock's complicated relationship to windows, Megan opens up about the kinds of smut she enjoys reading, and Patrick finally explains what the Santa Ana winds are to Gena!! We've conjured a good one out of the Patreon vault for you today!!

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This is the day Sam has been waiting for, Time Sensitive devotes an entire episode to the clichés and tropes that we find in all our favorite movies.

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Everybody’s Talking About Jamie! And so are we! This week we discuss this fabulous, coming-of-age, drag musical. And who better to have on the show than the man who wrote the literal damn book on drag, Frank DeCaro. We also submit a new entrant into the ‘Hall of Excellence’ for ‘Cinema’s Most Important Wig.’ And, as always, we’ve got ‘Staff Picks.’

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Lok, Loki, Loki, Loki, and Loki, meet Loki and his gang of Lokis while they wait for Loki to show up on the newest episode of LOKI, the Marvel Studios Disney+ show.  Eduardo, Peach3z, Chris the Norwegian, and Robbie try to make sense of it all as they "Journey Into Mystery." What is Renslayer's plan? What makes a Loki, and how much of it is the color green? Who lives in that fancy house at the end of time? All that and more in this episode!  Be sure to email and tweet us answers to our Very Special Question, too!

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Jeffrey Whitty has written the books for several stage musicals including Tales From the City, Bring It On:The Musical, and the smash hit Avenue Q for which he won the 2004 Tony Award. He is also co-author of the screenplay for Can You Ever Forgive Me?, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award. In addition to his writing, Jeffrey is an accomplished actor and appeared in the films Lisa Picard is Famous and Shortbus, written and directed by John Cameron Mitchell.

We hope you enjoyed last week’s table read of Space Bound written by Golden Globe-nominated writer/director of Promising Young Woman, Emerald Fennell. We caught up with Emerald in this week’s episode to discuss her pilot and her writing process. She talked about the importance of writing redeeming characters in comedies and why she prefers writing on spec versus pitching. A lesson in attaching producers to a project and a highly anticipated dive into the space world of Beta Complex 622. If you're afraid of spoilers, you should definitely listen to the table read before this interview. But either way, enjoy Andrew's conversation with Emerald Fennell. Thanks for listening!

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