We continue our Sunscream World Tour in South Korea: it’s Yeon Sang-ho's TRAIN TO BUSAN from 2016!This may be allegedly getting a remake, but BUSAN will always be the genre gamechanger for us. We’re getting into how this changed the zombie movie world without breaking the mold, which video games inspired the zombie design, and what we understand of the South Korean political statements contained within (less than we should, more than we thought!). And of course, we explore the Hot Dad spectrum, from business dad Gong Yoo to thick dad Ma Dong-seok, all while trying to keep from sounding like conspiracy crackpots.Next week we’re finishing off Sunscream as summer comes to a close!

We continue our Sunscream World Tour in South Korea: it’s Yeon Sang-ho's TRAIN TO BUSAN from 2016!This may be allegedly getting a remake, but BUSAN will always be the genre gamechanger for us. We’re getting into how this changed the zombie movie world without breaking the mold, which video games inspired the zombie design, and what we understand of the South Korean political statements contained within (less than we should, more than we thought!). And of course, we explore the Hot Dad spectrum, from business dad Gong Yoo to thick dad Ma Dong-seok, all while trying to keep from sounding like conspiracy crackpots.Next week we’re finishing off Sunscream as summer comes to a close!

91: Train to Busan - Spoiled for Hot Dads

This week's Sunscream takes us to THE template for psychological horror: Henri-Georges Clouzot's DIABOLIQUE!Just as Clouzot was obsessed with his wife, we're obsessed with this movie: It's got cartoonishly awful husbands with wives and mistresses scheming against him, rundown boarding schools, French Columbo, creative hauntings, and suspense by the barrelful! We're discussing it all, including how Clouzot's craft really makes this special.Plus, find out about the origins of the twist ending and how this movie created a spitewar that changed cinema forever in in the return of Hooray for Hollywood!

This week's Sunscream takes us to THE template for psychological horror: Henri-Georges Clouzot's DIABOLIQUE!Just as Clouzot was obsessed with his wife, we're obsessed with this movie: It's got cartoonishly awful husbands with wives and mistresses scheming against him, rundown boarding schools, French Columbo, creative hauntings, and suspense by the barrelful! We're discussing it all, including how Clouzot's craft really makes this special.Plus, find out about the origins of the twist ending and how this movie created a spitewar that changed cinema forever in in the return of Hooray for Hollywood!

90: Diabolique -Wife Guys of Cinema History

Scary Summer, now known as Sunscream, continues with Jordan Peele's summer blockbuster spectacle creature feature: NOPE!It's a spoiler-full discussion about this high noon horror as we go super deep on creature design, its themes of exploitation and dehumanization, how NOPE rates as a western, and just how they made the sky look like that.Plus, Erin has a new segment drilling down into what, exactly, spectacle means and how perception defines this movie.Next time we're going to a classic of French cinema: Henri-Georges Clouzot's LES DIABOLIQUES!

Scary Summer, now known as Sunscream, continues with Jordan Peele's summer blockbuster spectacle creature feature: NOPE!It's a spoiler-full discussion about this high noon horror as we go super deep on creature design, its themes of exploitation and dehumanization, how NOPE rates as a western, and just how they made the sky look like that.Plus, Erin has a new segment drilling down into what, exactly, spectacle means and how perception defines this movie.Next time we're going to a classic of French cinema: Henri-Georges Clouzot's LES DIABOLIQUES!

89: Nope (2022) - Autism Brother, ADHD Sister

Summer has arrived, a time of sunshine, vacations, and... horror culture!? That's right, it's Scary Summer on Gartbage! And to kick it off we're starting with Dario Argento's ode to colour, the original 1977 SUSPIRIA!Argento left the giallo behind for this supernatural tale, and we're here to discuss why that shift occurred, how he paid homage to his home-subgenre, and just how powerfully small Jessica Harper can get. Given how ambiguous and narratively loose SUSPIRIA is, we're getting into its underpinnings and our interpretations and off-the-wall head canons.Plus, we're spending some time learning about fairy tales and how the filming locations enhance the spooky factor!Scary Summer continues next week as we say yes to Jordan Peele's NOPE!

Summer has arrived, a time of sunshine, vacations, and... horror culture!? That's right, it's Scary Summer on Gartbage! And to kick it off we're starting with Dario Argento's ode to colour, the original 1977 SUSPIRIA!Argento left the giallo behind for this supernatural tale, and we're here to discuss why that shift occurred, how he paid homage to his home-subgenre, and just how powerfully small Jessica Harper can get. Given how ambiguous and narratively loose SUSPIRIA is, we're getting into its underpinnings and our interpretations and off-the-wall head canons.Plus, we're spending some time learning about fairy tales and how the filming locations enhance the spooky factor!Scary Summer continues next week as we say yes to Jordan Peele's NOPE!

88: Suspiria (1977) - The Scariest Shape is Triangle

We knew it would happen eventually: it's time to talk about the blue elephant in the room. It's our first episode on a Star Wars movie, it's RETURN OF THE JEDI!It's ROTJ's 40th anniversary and we've got it all: vaudeville C-3P0, previous script drafts, revising those drafts to shut down fan theories, our favourite little freaks, retcons, original endings, hedonism, bikinis, special editions, Jabba naptime, recasting, Ewoks, and David Lynch. Plus, we can't pass up the opportunity to do some small John Williiams soundtrack analysis, and we take the opportunity to break down what we love about Williams' Star Wars work on the whole.And if you ever wondered what originally filled the Star Wars story vaccuum in the decades after ROTJ, Nick is here with an Expanded Universe edition of Grab-oid Onto These Facts!Look forward to our 40th anniversary episode for THE PHANTOM MENACE dropping in 2039.

We knew it would happen eventually: it's time to talk about the blue elephant in the room. It's our first episode on a Star Wars movie, it's RETURN OF THE JEDI!It's ROTJ's 40th anniversary and we've got it all: vaudeville C-3P0, previous script drafts, revising those drafts to shut down fan theories, our favourite little freaks, retcons, original endings, hedonism, bikinis, special editions, Jabba naptime, recasting, Ewoks, and David Lynch. Plus, we can't pass up the opportunity to do some small John Williiams soundtrack analysis, and we take the opportunity to break down what we love about Williams' Star Wars work on the whole.And if you ever wondered what originally filled the Star Wars story vaccuum in the decades after ROTJ, Nick is here with an Expanded Universe edition of Grab-oid Onto These Facts!Look forward to our 40th anniversary episode for THE PHANTOM MENACE dropping in 2039.

87: Return of the Jedi (1983) - Little Freak Quotient Maximized

Welcome to the jungle! It's very tense here!This week sees us stressed out in South America with a spoiler-filled discussion of William Friedkin's 1977 adventure thriller, SORCERER!One of the most cynical and nerve-wracking movies from the 70's, we're tapping into the source of that cynicism, just how much of this movie is based in reality, Tangerine Dream's killer soundtrack, and evil wizards. It's pure uncut Friedkin.Plus find out how the drama of SORCERER's creation and release give the insanity of the completed movie a run for its money.Come lose your mind in the jungle with us!

Welcome to the jungle! It's very tense here!This week sees us stressed out in South America with a spoiler-filled discussion of William Friedkin's 1977 adventure thriller, SORCERER!One of the most cynical and nerve-wracking movies from the 70's, we're tapping into the source of that cynicism, just how much of this movie is based in reality, Tangerine Dream's killer soundtrack, and evil wizards. It's pure uncut Friedkin.Plus find out how the drama of SORCERER's creation and release give the insanity of the completed movie a run for its money.Come lose your mind in the jungle with us!

86: Sorcerer (1977) - I'm Dying but I Still Gotta Go To Work

It's spring: flowers are blooming, love is in the air, and federal agents are after you. That's right, we're talking Soderbergh's OUT OF SIGHT!Hop in the trunk with us as we discuss the chemistry between Clooney and J-Lo, the enormous charisma of the supporting cast, and how freeze frames got us one of cinema's best title cards. And of course we're going deep on the trunk scene and whether or not Steve Zahn steals the whole movie.

It's spring: flowers are blooming, love is in the air, and federal agents are after you. That's right, we're talking Soderbergh's OUT OF SIGHT!Hop in the trunk with us as we discuss the chemistry between Clooney and J-Lo, the enormous charisma of the supporting cast, and how freeze frames got us one of cinema's best title cards. And of course we're going deep on the trunk scene and whether or not Steve Zahn steals the whole movie.

85: Out of Sight (1998) - J-Lo with a Shotgun

This week we're talking about savoury broth, mysterious strangers, and the power of food in society--it's satirist Juzo Itami's noodle western, TAMPOPO!It's a massive episode this week as we're discussing what makes this such a comfort favourite of many households, the immaculate costuming and food design, our favourite vignettes, and infamous egg swaps. No movie better examines the human and cultural connections to food and the potential transgressions associated with it.Get to know your hosts a little better through our personal perfect menus; plus, our experiences as restaurant workers, our biggest food memories, our personal relationships to food, ALL OF IT.Next week let's do crimes and fall in love against our best interests with Steven Soderbergh's OUT OF SIGHT!

This week we're talking about savoury broth, mysterious strangers, and the power of food in society--it's satirist Juzo Itami's noodle western, TAMPOPO!It's a massive episode this week as we're discussing what makes this such a comfort favourite of many households, the immaculate costuming and food design, our favourite vignettes, and infamous egg swaps. No movie better examines the human and cultural connections to food and the potential transgressions associated with it.Get to know your hosts a little better through our personal perfect menus; plus, our experiences as restaurant workers, our biggest food memories, our personal relationships to food, ALL OF IT.Next week let's do crimes and fall in love against our best interests with Steven Soderbergh's OUT OF SIGHT!

84: Tampopo (1985) - The Machine Needs Eggs

Get over here for this week's episode: Paul W.S. Anderson's 90's techno music video, MORTAL KOMBAT from 1995!MORTAL KOMBAT was a favourite of Nick's growing up, and was recently Erin's first experience of anything Mortal Kombat. So come along as Nick has some embarrassing reminiscences, Erin decides what character she'd like to play as, and we gush over Christopher Lambert's bizarre French-Canadian charisma. And of course, you can't talk about Mortal Kombat without talking about the power of its EDM soundtrack.Plus, we're talking about video game adaptations in general and the return of everyone's esoterically-named segment to quiz Erin on the deep lore of the Mortal Kombat series!Next time we're warming up with a nice comforting treat: Juzo Itami's TAMPOPO!

Get over here for this week's episode: Paul W.S. Anderson's 90's techno music video, MORTAL KOMBAT from 1995!MORTAL KOMBAT was a favourite of Nick's growing up, and was recently Erin's first experience of anything Mortal Kombat. So come along as Nick has some embarrassing reminiscences, Erin decides what character she'd like to play as, and we gush over Christopher Lambert's bizarre French-Canadian charisma. And of course, you can't talk about Mortal Kombat without talking about the power of its EDM soundtrack.Plus, we're talking about video game adaptations in general and the return of everyone's esoterically-named segment to quiz Erin on the deep lore of the Mortal Kombat series!Next time we're warming up with a nice comforting treat: Juzo Itami's TAMPOPO!

83: Mortal Kombat (1995) - Oops! All Sub-Zeros!

Thank you for making the Decision To Listen to today's episode on Park Chan-wook's black widow neo-noir, 2022's DECISION TO LEAVE!As this is the first time we've talked Park on the pod, we're covering his work in general, how important humour factors into his work, and where DECISION fits in. We get into the movie's structure, look, mystery, intimacy, and the colours blue and green.Plus, Erin breaks down how this isn't so different from Park's previous hyper-violent works! Warning: Decision to Leave spoilers throughout, but we only talk in general terms about his other movies.Next time: we don't know! Life's crazy!

Thank you for making the Decision To Listen to today's episode on Park Chan-wook's black widow neo-noir, 2022's DECISION TO LEAVE!As this is the first time we've talked Park on the pod, we're covering his work in general, how important humour factors into his work, and where DECISION fits in. We get into the movie's structure, look, mystery, intimacy, and the colours blue and green.Plus, Erin breaks down how this isn't so different from Park's previous hyper-violent works! Warning: Decision to Leave spoilers throughout, but we only talk in general terms about his other movies.Next time: we don't know! Life's crazy!

82: Decision To Leave (2022) - Another Park Chan-wook Romcom

Join hosts Nick &amp; Erin as they discuss a movie-of-the-week and then each pick a 2nd film to create a thematically spicy double bill. Their goal: to pair art with trash and vice versa. Because after all, one person's E.T.: The Extraterrestrial is another person's Mac &amp; Me.Theme song: VHS Dreams by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

It's our Valentine's Day episode! We're here to discuss growing up, young love, and Benjamin Britten: it's Wes Anderson's MOONRISE KINGDOM from 2012!Its rare for movies to take children's stories seriously, so we're talking about how it's accomplished here, how Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra mirrors the film's structure, and that it's good to laugh at children. And of course, we're spending time on everyone's favourite online discourse topic: how Anderson styles his visuals and characters, and how we feel about it.Plus, the all-important question: are you a Sam or a Suzy?Next week we're delivering our second love-based episode, Park Chan-Wook's DECISION TO LEAVE!

It's our Valentine's Day episode! We're here to discuss growing up, young love, and Benjamin Britten: it's Wes Anderson's MOONRISE KINGDOM from 2012!Its rare for movies to take children's stories seriously, so we're talking about how it's accomplished here, how Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra mirrors the film's structure, and that it's good to laugh at children. And of course, we're spending time on everyone's favourite online discourse topic: how Anderson styles his visuals and characters, and how we feel about it.Plus, the all-important question: are you a Sam or a Suzy?Next week we're delivering our second love-based episode, Park Chan-Wook's DECISION TO LEAVE!

81: Moonrise Kingdom (2012) - The Kid-Respecters are Logging On

We're back! After a much needed break, we've returned to talk about the best live-action Looney Tune movie, Joe Dante's meta-parody sequel GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH from 1990.Much like the space between this episode and the last, Gremlins 2 saw a long break after the original. We're here to talk about why that happened, how this is Joe Dante's most personal movie, and how reincarnation may play out in the Gremlins universe.Plus, we're taking a look at the "little monster" Gremlin knock-offs that multiplied like mad between the original and the sequel!Here's that Key and Peele sketch Nick references, it's definitely real.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @GartbagePod to learn what we'll be doing next!

We're back! After a much needed break, we've returned to talk about the best live-action Looney Tune movie, Joe Dante's meta-parody sequel GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH from 1990.Much like the space between this episode and the last, Gremlins 2 saw a long break after the original. We're here to talk about why that happened, how this is Joe Dante's most personal movie, and how reincarnation may play out in the Gremlins universe.Plus, we're taking a look at the "little monster" Gremlin knock-offs that multiplied like mad between the original and the sequel!<a href="https://youtu.be/1jyQngWB540" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Here's that Key and Peele sketch Nick references</a>, it's definitely real.Follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/GartbagePod?s=20&amp;t=Xkw_qg2WWHe6djX5eEYtGg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gartbagepod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> @GartbagePod to learn what we'll be doing next!

80: Gremlins 2 (1990) - Chronically Online Gizmo

Welcome to our 2nd holiday episode, and our final episode of 2022. We're ending the year with a stone-cold classic: Billy Wilder's THE APARTMENT!We're getting to the bottom of how this film is both timely and timeless, what makes the depicted city-living loneliness feel so distinct and modern, and the magical balancing act of the happy/sad tone that makes every character endlessly relatable.Plus, we've got you covered for behind-the-scenes action in these editions of the Injury and Destruction Roundup and the return of Hooray for Hollywood!Find us on Twitter and Instagram @GartbagePodCW: suicide, self-harm

Welcome to our 2nd holiday episode, and our final episode of 2022. We're ending the year with a stone-cold classic: Billy Wilder's THE APARTMENT!We're getting to the bottom of how this film is both timely and timeless, what makes the depicted city-living loneliness feel so distinct and modern, and the magical balancing act of the happy/sad tone that makes every character endlessly relatable.Plus, we've got you covered for behind-the-scenes action in these editions of the Injury and Destruction Roundup and the return of Hooray for Hollywood!Find us on <a href="https://twitter.com/GartbagePod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gartbagepod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> @GartbagePodCW: suicide, self-harm

79: The Apartment (1960) - Spaghetti & Falling Down (A Ball-Blowingly Good Holiday Time)

The holidays are nigh upon us! We're kicking off our celebrations with Daryl Duke's 1978 Canuxploitation Christmas cat and mouse crime caper, THE SILENT PARTNER!If you only see one Canadian movie this year, make it this gem! We're going in depth on Elliott Gould's smarmy bank teller, Christopher Plummer's psychotic Santa, and Toronto in the 70's.Ever wondered what Canuxploitation is? House Hippos? Cancon or Heritage moments? We've got the answers!Next week we're wrapping up our 2022 with Billy Wilder's holiday classic, THE APARTMENT (1960).

The holidays are nigh upon us! We're kicking off our celebrations with Daryl Duke's 1978 Canuxploitation Christmas cat and mouse crime caper, THE SILENT PARTNER!If you only see one Canadian movie this year, make it this gem! We're going in depth on Elliott Gould's smarmy bank teller, Christopher Plummer's psychotic Santa, and Toronto in the 70's.Ever wondered what Canuxploitation is? House Hippos? Cancon or Heritage moments? We've got the answers!Next week we're wrapping up our 2022 with Billy Wilder's holiday classic, THE APARTMENT (1960).

78: The Silent Partner (1978) - Toronto Grievance Hour

This week we're tackling grief, Chekhov, and driving tests: it's Ryusuke Hamaguchi's DRIVE MY CAR!Hamaguchi based his sprawling adaptation on the feeling rather than a literal portrayal of Murakami's writings, and we're discussing how he brought that to the screen. We're also touching on the performative artifice of car conversations, how language can sometimes be a barrier in communication, and how Chekhov really nailed our asses.Next week we're slicing off a big piece of Canuxploitation with Elliott Gould and Christopher Plummer in 1978's grimy crime thriller, THE SILENT PARTNER!Follow us over on Instragram @GartbagePod and Twitter @GartbagePod

This week we're tackling grief, Chekhov, and driving tests: it's Ryusuke Hamaguchi's DRIVE MY CAR!Hamaguchi based his sprawling adaptation on the feeling rather than a literal portrayal of Murakami's writings, and we're discussing how he brought that to the screen. We're also touching on the performative artifice of car conversations, how language can sometimes be a barrier in communication, and how Chekhov really nailed our asses.Next week we're slicing off a big piece of Canuxploitation with Elliott Gould and Christopher Plummer in 1978's grimy crime thriller, THE SILENT PARTNER!Follow us over on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gartbagepod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instragram @GartbagePod</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/GartbagePod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter @GartbagePod</a>

77: Drive My Car (2021) - (mournfully) Beep Beep Honk Honk

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November is at an end, so it's time to wrap up Noirvember up with a holiday-ish noir: Shane Black's THE NICE GUYS from 2016!Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe are a perfect buddy comedy duo, so we're discussing how they fit into this movie's "pop-noir" sensilibilities, our favourite of Ryan Gosling's shrieks, fairy tale LA, and we do our best (and fail) not to bring up Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Plus, Erin's here to tell you what the deal is with killer bees and smog crustiness.Next week we're heading to Japan for last year's awards-season darling, Ryusuke Hamaguchi's DRIVE MY CAR (2021)!Give us a follow on Instagram @GartbagePod or on Twitter @GartbagePod.

November is at an end, so it's time to wrap up Noirvember up with a holiday-ish noir: Shane Black's THE NICE GUYS from 2016!Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe are a perfect buddy comedy duo, so we're discussing how they fit into this movie's "pop-noir" sensilibilities, our favourite of Ryan Gosling's shrieks, fairy tale LA, and we do our best (and fail) not to bring up Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Plus, Erin's here to tell you what the deal is with killer bees and smog crustiness.Next week we're heading to Japan for last year's awards-season darling, Ryusuke Hamaguchi's DRIVE MY CAR (2021)!Give us a follow on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gartbagepod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram @GartbagePod</a> or on <a href="https://twitter.com/GartbagePod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter @GartbagePod.</a>

76: The Nice Guys (2016) - Richard Nixon Jumpscare

For week three of Noirvember we're getting violent and stupid with the Joel and Ethan Coen's debut, the neo-noir BLOOD SIMPLE!We're discussing the noir pedigree from which this springs, the absurd lengths they went through to get this movie made, the Coen's use of point-of-view to tell their stories, and the cinematic powerhouse M Emmet Walsh.Next week we're rounding out our Noirvember coverage with Shane Black's comedy-neo-noir, THE NICE GUYS (2016).

For week three of Noirvember we're getting violent and stupid with the Joel and Ethan Coen's debut, the neo-noir BLOOD SIMPLE!We're discussing the noir pedigree from which this springs, the absurd lengths they went through to get this movie made, the Coen's use of point-of-view to tell their stories, and the cinematic powerhouse M Emmet Walsh.Next week we're rounding out our Noirvember coverage with Shane Black's comedy-neo-noir, THE NICE GUYS (2016).

75: Blood Simple (1984) - The Secret 3rd Thing of Cinema

For the 2nd week of Noirvember, we're going back to basics: Billy Wilder's seminal noir thriller, Double Indemnity!We're diving into the real-life inspiration for the story, Billy Wilder feuding with censors and seemingly all of Hollywood, and Barbara Stanwyck's wig. This movie distilled the emerging noir genre, so we're examining the trappings from femme fatales to cinematography and everything in between.Next week we'll be heading to the 80's for the Coen brother's neo-noir debut, Blood Simple (1984).

For the 2nd week of Noirvember, we're going back to basics: Billy Wilder's seminal noir thriller, Double Indemnity!We're diving into the real-life inspiration for the story, Billy Wilder feuding with censors and seemingly all of Hollywood, and Barbara Stanwyck's wig. This movie distilled the emerging noir genre, so we're examining the trappings from femme fatales to cinematography and everything in between.Next week we'll be heading to the 80's for the Coen brother's neo-noir debut, Blood Simple (1984).

74: Double Indemnity (1944) - Law Degree Free with Podcast

Don your trenchcoats and cynical outlooks on life: it's Noirvember! To get started we're talking about a Nick favourite, Robert Altman's neo-noir from 1973, The Long Goodbye.We're swooning over Elliott Gould's portrayal as the world's coolest loser, Arnold Schwarzenegger's tiny moustache, John Williams' music (singular), and how this movie leverages its unique cinematography to deconstruct the noir subgenre. Plus, Erin teaches us about movie cats!Next week we're going back to basics with the birth of the subgenre itself with Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity (1944)!Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @GartbagePod

Don your trenchcoats and cynical outlooks on life: it's Noirvember! To get started we're talking about a Nick favourite, Robert Altman's neo-noir from 1973, The Long Goodbye.We're swooning over Elliott Gould's portrayal as the world's coolest loser, Arnold Schwarzenegger's tiny moustache, John Williams' music (singular), and how this movie leverages its unique cinematography to deconstruct the noir subgenre. Plus, Erin teaches us about movie cats!Next week we're going back to basics with the birth of the subgenre itself with Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity (1944)!Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @GartbagePod

73: The Long Goodbye (1973) - A Little Giant Marshmallow Man

It's Halloween day and we're pivoting seasonally--it's Álex de la Iglesia's Spanish horror-Christmastime black comedy, The Day of the Beast from 1995!We're getting into the Halloween/Christmas horror subgenre, breaking down Beast's unsubtle satire of Spanish Christmas lore, and decide the podcast's opinions on Satan and fascism (pro- and anti- respectively). Plus, Nick whisks us away to 90's Madrid. Turns out it's pretty dangerous!Next week we enter Noirvember via Robert Altman and a cynical Elliott Gould with The Long Goodbye (1973).Follow us on Twitter @GartbagePod or on Instagram gartbagepod!

It's Halloween day and we're pivoting seasonally--it's Álex de la Iglesia's Spanish horror-Christmastime black comedy, The Day of the Beast from 1995!We're getting into the Halloween/Christmas horror subgenre, breaking down Beast's unsubtle satire of Spanish Christmas lore, and decide the podcast's opinions on Satan and fascism (pro- and anti- respectively). Plus, Nick whisks us away to 90's Madrid. Turns out it's pretty dangerous!Next week we enter Noirvember via Robert Altman and a cynical Elliott Gould with The Long Goodbye (1973).Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/GartbagePod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@GartbagePod</a> or on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gartbagepod/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">gartbagepod</a>!

72: The Day of the Beast (1995) - Man-Goat Business Colleague

Join hosts Nick &amp; Erin as they discuss a movie-of-the-week and then each pick a 2nd film to create a thematically spicy double bill. Their goal: to pair art with trash and vice versa. Because after all, one person's E.T.: The Extraterrestrial is another person's Mac &amp; Me. Theme song: VHS Dreams by Shane Ivers - <a href="https://www.silvermansound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.silvermansound.com</a>

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