In part two of our discussion of So I Married An Axe Murderer, we reveal who were the big winners amongst our recasting choices, as well as what movie we’ll be discussing next, discuss some great feedback received via Twitter and Facebook, and then talk about the tech and filmmaking aspects of the movie. This includes a question of where the remake would be set (hipster-laden Portland, perhaps?), wondering what exactly Charlie does for a living, a discussion of whether (and how) to change the tone of the movie to make it a bit more of a dark comedy, and finally, a discussion of the goods and bads of Mike Myers, both in this film and others in his career.

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Next Episode’s Movie – Rear Window

In Part One of our discussion of the comedy/horror hybrid So I Married An Axe Murderer we reveal who we each picked to recast major and minor roles. Along the way, Kyle makes fun of Andy’s pick for Rose (surprise, surprise), and Jer throws us all for a loop with his casting of the two female roles. Also, we question the authenticity of a Thirty-something having as much ninjaware as Harriet did in her apartment.

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In our fourth Special Episode of Remaker’s Mark, we discuss some of our most favorite hugely versatile actors and actresses. Not just character actors, but, rather, actors who can, and do, seemingly tackle any type of role with aplomb. We each present a major and a lightning round pick and we got some great recorded feedback from many of our fans, which was an absolutely treat. Enjoy!

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In Part Two of our discussion of the 1980 horror classic The Shining, we reveal who our casting winners were, as well as what our next movie would be, then spend some time on some great casting feedback given by fans. Then, we dive into our discussion of what we loved about the original movie, from the Kubrick…ness…osity… of it, to the unbelivably creepy score, even touching on the ambiguity of the original, and how much of that should be maintained in a remake (especially with regards to the book upon which it is based). Finally, we talk about the role that The Shining has played in pop culture, from conspiracy theory investigations to cartoon homage/parodies, and everywhere in between.

The Shining

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Next Episode’s Movie – So I Married An Axe Murderer

In Part One of our discussion of the 1980 horror classic The Shining, we reveal who we cast for the four major characters, as well as who we would choose to direct the remake. Along the way we contemplate the type of connection that both Dick and Danny have with the Overlook Hotel, how old Danny needs to be (and, along the way, whether Heelys would work for the steadicam shots around the hotel, fancy carpet be damned), express our surprise with how understated much of Shelley Duvall’s performance was, try to find the perfect balance of ‘madness’ and ‘crazy’ for Jack, and, finally, Kyle shamefully gets his Grady’s mixed up.

The Shining

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