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Tim Burton is has such a recognisable visual style, but would that have happened if he had catered to a mainstream audience? In this episode, we chat about when a director is able to develop their own visual style and why style with substance doesn’t last long in the film industry. 

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With recent films like “Titane” and “The Substance”, are we entering a new wave of body horror films? In this episode, we chat about the creepiness of body horror and how how technology has changed the modern day “look” of the genre.

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Why are ghosts not taken seriously? It seems that ghosts are pretty harmless compared to other scary creatures. We chat about what makes a creature scary and how romanticising ghosts may have influenced our perception of them.

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We’ve decided to watch “Beetlejuice”, because Cheryl can’t stomach many horror films. There are many cult classic horror films, many of which are set in haunted houses. Why are haunted houses the perfect setting? And, what does Beetlejuice do differently with the haunted house?

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What makes a Kubrick film? In this episode, we chat about Stanley Kubrick, the undeniable quality of his films, and what makes his films so highly discussed. We also end the episode talking about the “Bait”, starring Riz Ahmed, and chat about who we want to be the next James Bond.

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What was real and what was a dream in “Eyes Wide Shut”? In this episode, we talk about the use of dreams in films and how it makes the audience feel. We also chat about the source material 1926 German novella ‘Dream Story’ by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler - and what a character he seemed to be!

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Will Alice and William’s marriage last after the events of “Eyes Wide Shut”? We chat about how jealousy is often the cause of miscommunication and drama in filmmaking. Our conversation ends with a discussion of our favourite real-life couples.

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Maybe the weirdest and most disturbing of the films we’ve watched on this podcast! We’re chatting about Kubrick’s “Eyes Wide Shut”, particularly about how sex is depicted on film and how it compares with the depiction and sexual themes across “Rocky Horror Picture Show” and “Being John Malkovich”.

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Why does Charlie Kaufman have a cult following? In this episode, we chat about our thoughts on Charlie Kaufman films, particularly what we remember from them and whether we enjoy them or not. We also discuss what makes surrealist films difficult to engage with, especially compared to other genres.

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Why did Charlie Kaufman choose to make the main character a puppet master? We chat about how puppets and the idea of being a “puppet master” is used throughout the story to symbolise power imbalances and identity.

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