
Scott and Matt take a journey through the works of Mike Flanagan, analyzing and discussing his film and TV and the sources they're adapted from.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Surprise! We decided to release our first episode covering Carrie a little early this week. The editing was all done, and we said screw it, let's go! This week we begin our time with Mike Flanagan's Carrie, covering the first episode, "First Period."... more
This week on the show, we take a look at the 2013 Adaptation of Carrie. It's.... well... it's kind of an adaptation of the book, but also kind of an adaptation of De Palma's movie...but also kind of a mess?
In celebration of the life and art of the ... more
This week on the show, we are taking a look at Brian De Palma's classic adaptation of Carrie. It's a weird, wonderful movie that only De Palma could make. It also made it clear to us that there was still so much more story to tell here. If possible, ... more
This week on the show, we take one final look at Stephen King's Carrie, discussing the novel more broadly. We also chat about what a Carrie adaptation should contain.
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I’ve been listening to Scott and Matt for around 4 years now, so this review has been a long time coming.
I look forward to these conversations every Thursday, it’s one of the highlights of my week. The analysis of Flanagan’s work, as well as all of the works his shows and movies are based on, is top tier. They are thoughtful and nuanced in their approach, with a dash of humor throughout. The Reddit and Patreon communities that they’ve cultivated are active and welcoming.
If you enjoy this p... more
I started listening on YouTube when I was looking for deep dives on “The Alter for the Dead” from Bly Manor. Ended up staying to listen through all of Hill House and the remainder of Bly Manor and Fall of the House of Usher, all of which I’d binged the past few weeks. I like deep dives and appreciate the extra attention to discussions on mental health, book references Easter eggs and the like.
I just finished Midnight Mass as intended by the show, where I watch a single episode for the first... more
I’m a HUGE fan of The Haunting of Hill House and recently started a rewatch… and the only thing that’s been missing is having someone to discuss it with! This podcast makes me feel like I’m sitting with my friends and going through everything that makes the show incredible with a fine toothed comb. I really appreciate the hosts for being so warm, informative, and fun to listen to!
I started listening on YouTube when I was looking for deep dives on “The Alter for the Dead” from Bly Manor. Ended up staying to listen through all of Hill House and the remainder of Bly Manor. I like deep dives and appreciate the extra attention to discussions on mental health, book references and the like. Very excited to do a rewatch of The Fall of the House of Usher with the guys as well.
WHY would you spend 14 HOURS on Gerald’s Game which is 1:43 long?!!
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Two hosts deliver in-depth, spoiler-friendly dissections of Mike Flanagan's body of work, tracing connections between source material (notably Stephen King) and on-screen adaptations. The show blends detailed analysis of production choices, storytelling devices, and thematic throughlines with personality-driven banter, making it a go-to for fans who crave behind-the-scenes context and a passionate, nerdy conversation about horror cinema and TV. Noteworthy is the long-running collaboration between the hosts, their cross-podcast background, and their ability to connect literary roots to contemporary streaming projects, which helps listeners understand both craft and culture around Flanagan's universe.
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