November 13, 2020

TorTR #433 - Come to My Resentment

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EF is a renowned blogger whose fastidious life is disrupted by a seasoned, strong-willed group, who lead him into a nether-world of bizarre characters including a group of rich patrons whose desires are not only quirky but dangerous. On Episode 433 of Trick or Treat Radio we have another Patreon Takeover! This time, EF Contentment hops on board to navigate the murky waters of cinema as he chose two doozies for us to discuss. First up is the Romantic Drama, Phantom Thread followed by the 80s sleazy fever dream, Death Wish Club. We also discuss artistic inspiration, Chekov’s mushroom and we learn what assault with a friendly weapon is! So don your finest attire, visit the sleaziest club you can find, and strap on for a strange cinematic journey with the world's most dangerous podcast!

Stuff we talk about: Larry King, Patreon Takeover, John Wick 3, Paypal, wearing your seatbelt, myspace, EF Contentment, Exiled From Contentment, Blood Harvest, Trick or Treats, the speed of mail delivery, Tubi or Not Tubi, Nurse Betty, Uncrustables, Juicy Fruit, yahd work, Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Day Lewis, the first ever drama/romance film discussion on the show, Reynolds Woodcock Socks, Jonny Greenwood, Radiohead, Bodysong, Richard Lynch, Rutger Hauer, Ralph Fiennes, Bobby DeNiro, Analyze This, Last of the Mohicans, method acting, artist vs. artiste, Derek Jeter, scones for breakfast, hardcore psycho, number 2 in Peru, Patrick Dempsey, Can’t Buy Me Love, Death Wish Club aka Gretta aka The Dark Side to Love aka Carnival of Fools, Night Train to Terror, Philip Yordan, amusement parks, last of the great lovers, seventies porn Steve Rogers, blue-movies, John Carpenter’s The Thing, 4th Dimension, Erskine Caldwell, Gretta, Dillinger, Humphrey Bogart, The Harder They Fall, Just One of the Guys, Elvis Costello, wrecking balls, grindhouse cinema, sleazy films, Hunter S. Thompson, Rent-A-Pal, Hosts, The Mortuary Collection, Gates of Hell, Lucio Fulci, and the Batman of muses.