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- Episode 24: The Proposition
This week on Remainders, Darren and Patrick cover the 2005 Australian western The Proposition.
Directed by John Hillcoat (The Road) with a screenplay and score by Nick Cave, the outback never looked or sounded so violent. The plot is simple but commanding: a vicious criminal must hunt down and kill his older brother in order to save his younger brother from execution.
The poetic nature of death and murder is nothing new to Nick Cave, and in The Proposition he goes hard on morality in an immoral world. We also dive into Cave’s post-punk roots and current status as artistic philosopher, the nature of grieving, the history of Australian subjugation, new book recommendations, Paul Thomas Anderson rankings, and wondering how Ray Winstone and Guy Pearce can act in a swarm without bug repellant. Australia…what fresh hell is this?Website
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Twitter1 hr 13 min - Episode 23: A Woman Under The Influence
This week on Remainders, Darren and Patrick take a look at Darren’s classic pick A Woman Under the Influence by John Cassavetes. Cassavetes was never one to shy away from tough emotional turmoil in his films, and Woman is no exception. In what may be a favorite performance on the podcast, Gena Rowlands displays a masterclass in acting and how to show the slow realization someone may be beyond help.
Other topics this week include The Ramones, upcoming shows for the hosts, and the ongoing Remainders debate between Chicago and L.A.Website
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Twitter1 hr 11 min - Episode 22: La Piscine
This week on Remainders, Darren and Patrick take a look at the 1969 French film La Piscine. A now pivotal piece of French cinema and neo-noir styling, the story focuses on betrayal and longing when rich people start behaving bad. Death just looks better when it's dressed in style and driving a Maserati.
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On this mini-episode of Remainders, Darren and Patrick give their first reactions to Elvis, Baz Luhrmann's chaotic tribute to the King of Rock and Roll. Elvis the musician is a favorite of the hosts, and the anticipation for this one has been high. Between Austin Butler's singing and Tom Hanks' over-the-top performance, we'll see where the King lands.
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Twitter27 min - Episode 20: Under The Silver Lake
This week Darren and Patrick dive into 2018’s Under the Silver Lake starring Andrew Garfield as L.A.'s resident code-breaker and scumbag. A neo-noir that pays homage to Hollywood that may or may not have something profound to say – for better or worse. Other topics include the new George Carlin doc, Sarah Squirm and body-horror comedy, and Darren sings the hits of the nineties.
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Twitter1 hr 21 min - Episode 19: Buzzard
'This week, Darren and Patrick discuss the 2014 independent film "Buzzard" by writer/director Joel Potrykus. The story of a low-level scam artist, Marty is a petty idealist who thinks the world owes him something. Our hosts talk up this masterful and hilarious journey of what it means to barely survive as a human vulture. Bring the spaghetti and check this one out.'
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Twitter1 hr 9 min - Episode 18: Drag Me To Hell
In 2009, Sam Raimi returned to his horror roots with Drag Me To Hell. This week, Darren and Patrick talk movie curses, CGI, getting back to live shows in Chicago and California, and whether or not Alison Lohman is tougher than Bruce Campbell.
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Twitter1 hr 36 min - Joyfully Present In The Creative Process - Episode 6: Rest
Join Darren as he discusses rest and how it fits within our creative recipes.
Most of us are made aware of when we need to rest. Our bodies and our minds have a way of telling us. So why do some of us ignore these signs? Why do we keep going when our bodies and minds are imploring us to pause?
Our host shares a first hand account of how rest has become an important part of his creative process.Website
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Twitter10 min - Joyfully Present In The Creative Process - Episode 5: Deadlines
Love them or hate them, eventually we’re all faced with a deadline in both our professional and our personal lives. If we’re forced to accept a future finish line, is it possible to still experience freedom in our work?
In this episode of Remainders, we will expound upon the practice of understanding time and trusting in the process to achieve the final result whenever possible.
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Twitter14 min - Joyfully Present In The Creative Process - Episode 4: Finding Your Rhythm
Today and throughout this ongoing ten part season, we will be exploring the steps within the creative process. How the stories, sounds, and characters we love come to exist. Together, we’ll be exploring the steps involved and the joy that comes with fully immersing yourself in creation.
There is no better way to revel in the present moment than when we are involved in creation. Whatever the medium and whatever the purpose, our mind enters a deep focus when we create. Our worries soften and everything is balanced.
In this episode of remainders, we will explore the happiness that comes with finding a rhythm.
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About Remainders
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Remainders is a podcast by Darren Vorel and Patrick McIntyre that brings the lost art of the video store to you with new and old movie picks for your weekend watch.