Author: Chris

Talkie Talk # 54: Horror Genre Talk

Talkie Talk
Talkie Talk
Talkie Talk # 54: Horror Genre Talk
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HORROR! In October, we get horror-crazy in our watching habits, so we’re breaking down the Horror Genre – the sub-categories, what works and doesn’t, and everything. We end up figuring everything out. Or do we? … This podcast is coming from… INSIDE THE HOUSE!

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Main Topic: Horror Genre Talk (1:43)
What makes a horror movie?
How do you break down horror sub-genres?
Do horror movies need a supernatural element?
The use of jump scares in horror
Personal favorite horror movies
Horror versus Thriller (Silence of the Lambs)

Warning: Some mild language. Some language is picante.

> Intro theme courtesy of The Willow Walkers
> Outro song “Extemporaneous  Birth” courtesy of Boo Reefa

Blade Runner: 2049

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Now in Theaters
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Starring: Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford

Absolutely mesmerizing. Blade Runner: 2049 is a gem. From the opening shot it is clear that Denis Villeneuve has a close eye for detail when it comes to the reference material. That’s not to say that the prior film is required viewing at all. 2049 is a master stroke in the way it sequelizes the series without deluding it to its essence.

**This won’t get spoilery, but skip this review if you’re sensitive to these kinds of things. Just know this: this tMbU member says GO SEE IT!**

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In Defense of…

​At themediabyus, we pride ourselves on our disagreements. These sticking points can be anything from an unforgivable preference for La La Land to Brent’s penchant for playing Skyrim (still) to Topher Grace. I tend to plant my flag in the ground more often than I should when it comes to preference in media. I am rarely lukewarm on a series and instead opt for blind advocacy. Continue reading “In Defense of…”