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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.

The monthly S'mores series is an offshoot from our main series, where Jackie and Greg explore films from the fringes of cinema, encompassing underground, experimental, cult, camp, genre, horror, and B-movies. S'mores episodes are unlocked by becoming either a Patron or Friend of the Show (see below). These episodes are released on the last Tuesday of each month.

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Sisters - "I Know Karate"

This week we cover Brian De Palma's haunting film SISTERS (1972). This movie has it all - intrigue, mystery, doctors with questionable ethics & birthday cake! Featuring an all star cast lead by Margot Kidder, Charles Durning & De Palma favorite William Finley (Phantom of the Paradise). 

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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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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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In our first ever Halloween Special, we dissect Chuck Norris’ take on the slasher genre, 1982’s SILENT RAGE! Can a small-town romantic with a sheriff’s badge destroy the bionic man AND get the girl?

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In the eighteenth episode of Season 4 (The Horror, The Horror) Kyle is joined by actor Ben McGinley and actor/podcaster Galen Howard (of the Unsung Cinema Podcast) to discuss Brian De Palma's unnerving and stylish ode to Alfred Hitchcock, the spiral into horror voyeurism, racial subtext, and female gaslighting in Sisters.

We are joined by the multi-hyphenate, uber-talented writer, actor, director, producer Sujata Day. You may know her best from her role as Sarah on Insecure. But she also recently wrote, directed, and starred in her debut feature Definition Please, about a former spelling bee champion who must reconcile with her family and her past. She joins Katie Walsh to discuss Brian De Palma’s severely underrated Sisters. Katie and Sujata gush over the “bonkers” quality of the film. But Sujata goes further and points to De Palma’s use of split-screens and imaginative filmmaking techniques that directly inspired her work. Sujata also discusses scrappy filmmaking (she shot her film in two weeks), utilizing Indian music, and having complete creative control over low-budget projects.

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If you haven’t seen Sisters – it’s great!

With Katie Walsh and Sujata Day.