Berri's Couch

Thank you for using levitating penguins, mate or death. No there is no explanation on that you will have to listen to us to get. We look at The Pebble and Penguin and discuss this and Troll, as to why we can't say these are bad movies and where they sit in the Bluth collection of films.

Don Bluth's worst movie... probably, a banger villain who deserved a better movie... ABSOLUTELY. After subjecting Jerri to their first watch of A Troll in Central Park and alcohol imbibed during the process we discuss the infamous movie and why it failed/succeeds in areas that it mayhaps shouldn't.

This is a thought piece on our feelings towards King as a writer. We discuss why we can't get into his books or enjoy them as much as we want and the realisation of all his books just being a giant source material for a D&D campaign.

P.S. We know that Pet Cemetery is 3rd person limited but our issues are present in that one most clearly.

Look sometimes a budget can't save a bad concept and sometimes a low budget can break any level of fear you're supposed to feel. We look at some other mini series and Netflix originals that have adapted King's works. Bee loses her mind over the continued existence of the langoliers and forced to gaze upon the vampires from Sleepwalkers.

Clowns, trauma and the world's lamest bullies. To celebrate 100 episodes of doing this we look at the miniseries and movie forms of IT. What we liked about each and what we felt was lacking, beware talk of clowns and nostalgia not being as good as you remember.

TW - Talks of suicide and child death.
We unearth the piece of work that even the author wishes didn't make it to publication and we are going to rebury it. The ground may be sour but Bee is salty, both film adaptations of the book get to be looked at and compared.

Toxic fan's in one corner, creators in another let's get ready to rumble!!!!! We begin a look into the so called master of horror's creative works by starting with what is probably the easiest entry point. A story about toxic fandom and the dangers of parasocial relationships.

Rambling about bits of music that please out ears is what this is about. We cover a range from magical etherealness to mind bending anxiety pieces. Come for something light to end the month before we dive into horror next time.

We move on from the father of film composition to the mother of Casio keyboards. Yes we are serious and that is a threat, we also talk about the unique sound that helped create the atmosphere of Joker and Chernobyl and the woman responsible for it.

While often a thankless job we highlight 2 of the most iconic composers in film composition. The father of film scoring and the man that made the most iconic spaghetti western sound in the known pop universe.