As you can see if you have visited the site in the past, we have made some significant alterations. Trying to get rid of the malicious software that was forwarding people who clicked on links in our social media to inappropriate sites was as difficult as trying to kill a vampire. It took a lot more than a stake in the heart, and I am still haunted with the possibility that it could rise from the grave and send you to see “Babygirl”.

This week we are talking about Robert Eggers new horror film, “Nosferatu” a remake of the silent classic. Opinions on the show varied but everyone liked the look of the film and thought the performances were more than satisfactory. Our guests included Matthew Poirier, the “DTV Connoisseur”, Lisa Leaheey from the “Rabbit Hole Podcast” group and Sean Homrig, who is starting a new podcast, “Circumventing: An Inside No. 9 Podcast”.

Lisa wanted to spend extra time on the possession visualization in the film, Sean took us down some bunny trails with Stephen King stories, and Matthew found time to laugh at a few things.

Lisa Opening Thoughts 2:45

Performances 9:30

RenFest Dialogue 14:10

Possession Visualization Talk Starts 16:50

Look of the Film 20:49

Spoiler Wall Down 34:20

Romani People Woke Comments 38:30

Lisa Complains about Possession Depiction 40:00

Robert Eggers Direction 48:20

Trailer Talk 51:00

Final Thoughts 53:38

Exit Question 1:04:44

Lisa Pictures and Conversation

Matthew DTV Connoisseur

Sean Circumventing: An Inside No. 9 Podcast

Richard KAMAD

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