This week we start another new segment on the show where we re-cast a classic film as if it were made today. This episode we tackle the king of political fiction films Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove. https://t.co/1N2DMM2QEH
@CaptKarnstein My sister rented this for a sleepover back in the 80s and my mom snuck outside and tapped on the living room window right after this scene. The girls went apoplectic. It was incredible.
We continue our third installment of our Political Fiction Festival with the political sex scandal drama with Joan Allen, Gary Oldman and Jeff Bridges.
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This week we begin our Political Fiction Festival with one of the best of the genre with Barry Levinson's satirical black comedy Wag The Dog. "This is nothing!"
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Help educate yourself about decades of black injustice with these powerful films and TV shows. These stories have REAL conversations about race. Personally I'd throw the narrative film Blindspotting in there as well. #BlackLivesMatter
We close out our Rising Female Filmmakers Festival with the hilarious and wonderfully raunchy high school comedy Booksmart directed by Olivia Wilde.
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This week is our third installment of our Rising Female Filmmakers Festival with the wonderful story of a Chinese family with a lie, Lulu Wang's The Farewell.
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This week we continue our Rising Female Filmakers Festival with the wonderful suspense and unique horror film from the amazing Jennifer Kent, The Babadook DOOK DOOK! Sorry for the technical difficulties!
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The 101: Best Isolation Horror Films | Deep Dive Film School
This week we dwell on quarantine as we pair up with @holymountainnc to give you our Best Isolation Horror Films for a new 101 episode.
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Who wants to nerd out about sci-fi? This one is from the cutting room floor. Another conversation about science fiction tropes with our buddy Craig Hanks from @LegendariumPod. Enjoy!
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Happy Quarantine! We wanted to send out a special treat for this episode so we are back with another Punishment Review. This week Sherlock chooses the ridiculous 2006 remake of The Wicker Man to punish us with our friend Jeff Anderson. BEEEEEEEESS!https://t.co/1Q8Z16mOHO
This episode we dive into our final installment of the You Should See This Festival with the 2016's masterpiece about an African American boy struggling to find himself in Moonlight. https://t.co/UsRgIeQTUx
This episode we dive into our second installment of our You Should See This Festival with 2017's true-ish biopic about Tonya Harding and her hillbilly skating career in I, Tonya.
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@AlexVorkov I'd say stick to the book if you can, but adapt what wont work purely visual. Such as inner monologues, or things that are super scary only on paper but corny on film, like The Shining's hedge animals.