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**DISCLAIMER** Listen to the intro, there are some audio issues with this episode. We're sorry! Check back next episode and we'll have the issues sorted out. (Also the episode is late, double sorry!!)

This is Season 4, Episode 17 of this "The Vampire Diaries" related podcast! Pete is watching the show for the first time and Ash is a superfan. Each week they watch an episode of TVD and discuss.

In this week's episode they talk about salsa, punk rock, biting necks, The VVitch, and more!

They end with some Pete-dictions about the show!

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It’s October, and since last years scary movie marathon was so much fun, we’re bringing it back! This year, we’re kicking off Halloween month with a particularly dark movie. This film impresses not only as horror, but also as a directorial debut, an acting showpiece, and a “tone poem” (TC gets credit for that one). The Witch (2015), directed by Robert Eggers.

EPISODE 159- ROBERT EGGERS & JARIN BLASCHKE - Director & Cinematographer

Team Deakins sits down with director and cinematographer Robert Eggers and Jarin Blaschke (THE NORTHMAN, THE LIGHTHOUSE, THE WITCH). Robert and Jarin discuss their shared love of golden age fairy tale illustrations, the funny story behind the start of their collaboration, and the meticulous planning that went into making The Lighthouse. We learn how Robert transitioned from working in the art department on New York independent films to directing The Witch. Robert and Jarin talk about what it was like to work with Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, how they chose aspect ratio for The Lighthouse, how shooting for historical accuracy removes choices, and how films are about editing down not about creation. A wonderful conversation with excellent filmmakers! 

Tommy "Pitt" Malatesta, Editor/Producer at AV Squad, is doing some of the most ground-breaking work being done today. You'll notice he's very quick to talk about all the other incredibly creative people that are part of the collaborations that result in all of his work including the most renowned pieces he's known for such as The Witch trailer, Hereditary trailer and The Green Knight teaser among so many others.

Please note we had some technical difficulties this week, and Jess’s microphone is adjusted at about 25 minutes in.

This week Lindsey and Jess discuss the 2015 period piece hit, “The Witch”

Today’s Coffee review is Spring Heel’d Jack Coffee’s “Black Phillip” roast

An article with 10 Caravaggio paintings

Comments, questions, movie suggestions? Email us at screamtwosugars@gmail.com

An interview with Canadian writer and director, Thomas Robert Lee about his upcoming folk horror film, The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw.

It's April Fool's Day! And because we can all use a bit of silliness right about now, the Crooked Table Podcast is setting aside the usual format for a timely jaunt into the world of magic and illusions. No democratizing the film criticism conversation this week. And this week's special episode isn't even (exclusively) designed to be a tie-in to our just-launched Harry Potter series. Rather, the concept is directly inspired by a longtime friend and recurring guest of the show.

The Famous Ashley Grant returns for a third (or fourth) time -- no one really knows -- to discuss her thoughts on the wackiest unofficial holiday, reveal why she prefers magic and illusions over pranks, and tease her latest project. Then we'll discuss some of the best movies featuring witches, wizards, magicians, and illusionists. Spoilers: The Boy Who Lived does get a special mention.

So take your front row seat to a podcast episode the likes of which you've never seen, er, heard. And let us dazzle your ears with a fun, laid-back chat about April Fool's Day and all that it entails. Stay safe and sane out there, folks!

SHOW NOTES

Listen to our Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone episode featuring Bri Azmoudeh of Geeky Girl Gab. And check back in April for the next installment of our Harry Potter series!

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This week on the Podcast we discuss our number 5-1 favorite films of the 2010's (2010-2019), as well as hand out show awards for each of our Top 3 Documentaries, Top OST's, Favorite Actor and Actress, Top 3 Directorial Debuts, Favorite Screenwriter, and Favorite Director of the Decade.

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