SUSPIRIAAA-AAAA-AAAAA.... And some of you are saying "wait, didn't you guys *do* a Suspiria episode?"  And by some of you, yes, we mean you, Timmy.  But really, that was so long ago (our "Cinema Immersion Tank" series, which we will link below in the description), some of you weren't born yet!  Okay, some of you were, but did you know what it meant then to be under the spell of a coven of witches out to make their dastardly plans come true through... a Dance studio and major Dance department putting on a show with elaborate avant-garde choreography all to entice an admiring but unsuspecting member into the podcast fold?  Maybe we've said too much.... ::INSERT LOUD ITALIAN GOBLIN AND/OR THOM YORKE MUSIC HERE::

"Bagel" Jack and Trash-Panda Korey talk about both the Dario Argento and Luca Guadagnino directed features from 1977 and 2018 respectively, what works and doesn't work about both, and why Jack thought of both Texas Chain Saw Massacre and American Horror Story in both cases.  SPOILERS ABOUND so be warned ahead of time.  The only thing scarier than the final 12 minutes of this podcast, are the previous uh... uh... math is hard, help! ---------------
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Episode 184: SUSPIRIA (1977) VS SUSPIRIA (2018)

TITLE FIGHT!  Wait, no, that's another weekend... Or, is it?  To be fair and sure, the hype around this supposed "double" feature, which is kind of cracked given that one (albeit PG-13) Family comedy-fantasy is something that is for everyone, while the other is a... made for grown-ups, highly cerebral, politically provocative and visually and intellectually audacious spectacle... but isn't that also what's at heart with Ken and his Patriarchy of Horses?  Hmm?     

Seriously, Jack and Korey did go to see these two films, not so you don't have to but so you can go right away and see them!  Matter of fact, it may be best if you see Greta Gerwig's BARBIE starring Margot Robie, Ryan Gosling and Alan (he's just Alan, okay, he's Michael Cera), and Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER Starring Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr, and the most eye-popping way Nola could work in "I am become death, destroyer of worlds" (un)imaginable before listening to this episode if possible as we go into SPOILERS right away.  But if you want to listen to just one or the other discussion in large part, we've included some time-stamps.  Digressions include: the time Totoro and Grave of the Fireflies were a double feature; what it means to be "Muppety," and Korey explains Neo-Realism in politics (which is *fascinating*)

Is the Wages of Cinema Kenough?  Let's see....

PREAMBLE TALK: 1 Minute to 12:10 in
BARBIE: 12:17
OPPENHEIMER: 43:46

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Episode 188: "BARBENHEIMER" - Greta Gerwig's BARBIE and Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER (2023)

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Episode 188: "BARBENHEIMER" - Greta Gerwig's BARBIE and Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER (2023)

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