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If you’re a reader already lucky enough to be familiar with Bob Clark’s 1974 horror classic DEATHDREAM (aka DEAD OF NIGHT), you may be wondering why it’s even appearing on a column of undervalued or undercelebrated films, and it’s true that there’s been a critical re-evaluation of the film that has taken hold over the past decade. But, frankly, I still think there’s work to be done, even within the catalogue of the venerable Bob Clark, where it deserves to sit among his very best: including A CHRISTMAS STORY, BLACK CHRISTMAS and (former most profitable Canadian film of all time) PORKY’S.
On this episode of BARTEL ME SOMETHING GOOD we’re off to the races with the Tim Conway-penned and Mike Nichols-produced gambling comedy THE LONGSHOT, starring Conway, Harvey Korman, Jack Weston and Ted Waas! A passion project for Tim Conway (and a work-for-hire gig for Paul Bartel) it’s.. a bit of an odd duck, but it DOES have a theme song rapped by Conway AND Ice-T! Enjoy!
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On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick talk about demonic possession movie, It Lives Inside, written and directed by Bishal Dutta, now in theaters. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend you go watch Dead Alive and discuss trailers galore for Suitable Flesh, True Detective: Night Country, The Toxic Avenger, and more. Plus, Julie and Nick talk their favorite family traditions they used to hate and wax rhapsodic about Holly Gibney.
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