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In this session, we discuss It Follows and reminisce on a few classic soundscapes of Horror. Your 30 Minutes of Diabolical begins now…
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– Show Notes –
It Follows (2014)
Retro horror is alive! Written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, It Follows is a triumph of one clear vision serenaded by the creepy immersive score of DisasterPeace. It’s a team-up you’re going to want to see and then discuss… and if your friends haven’t seen the film yet, hold it over their heads until they do. Both David Robert Mitchell and DisasterPeace have our attention going forward- you’ll want to follow as well.
Useful Links:
It Follows Wiki
DisasterPeace’s It Follows Score
Psycho (1960)
If you’re looking for an experiment in psychological horror, look no further than Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 classic Psycho. The movie itself will certainly leave you creeped out, but when you add in the masterful score- well, the film just takes on a life of it’s own. If you have at all been curious what a slow decent into madness might sound like, Psycho will definitely satiate your quandary. There’s always a vacancy at the Bates Motel. We recommend a visit soon.
Useful Links:
Psycho Wiki
Psycho Shower Scene (Youtube)
This Week’s Dope
Chuck’s Dope
Batman vs Robin – When I heard DC Animated was going to produce a film based on the epic Batman: Court of Owls storyline, I was both elated and apprehensive. Court of Owls is a very intricately woven, complex story and it could have easily been watered down for the sake of animation. I’m happy to say that, while Batman vs Robin does take liberties with the source material, it works as a stand alone tale and really adds new depth to the Batman/Robin relationship. Superb animation with a story set against the backdrop of the Court of Owls landed Jay Oliva’s latest project squarely in my dope arena this week. I highly recommend a viewing.
Curtis’ Dope
#DarthDays – If you exist on twitter and enjoy a galaxy far far away, George Jurard (@georgeJurard on Twitter) is in the first leg of a Star Wars drawing a day for a year. Send Fett to track this twitter happening down.
Lavapasta’s Youtube Channel – If Animation finds your eye balls on the regular, visit Lava Pasta and his insight may just set you free. The Clone Wars review below is no different. Two doses of Star Wars this week- you’re welcome.
Diabolical Artists
Music Provided By:
Mirvzh: https://soundcloud.com/mirvzh
X-Wing (Dope Track): https://soundcloud.com/x-wing
Nova: https://soundcloud.com/brknghost
VOLO: https://soundcloud.com/volovibes
Artwork Provided By:
Akiko Stehrenberger: http://akikomatic.com/
