
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 | 66 | Founded | a year ago |
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Hey friends! Holy crap, we got to talk to Kate Siegel. Last week, Kate basically demanded that we sit down with her and chat, and we, of course, immediately complied. We talked all about Kate's previous Flanagan roles, her philosophy on acting, and h... more
This week, The Midnight Club serves up it's best episode yet as we spend some quality time with Kevin in episode 3: "The Wicked Heart." Kevin begins his multipart story about a secret serial killer with mommy issues as family day brings those issues ... more
This week on the show our time with Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong's The Midnight Club continues with episode 2: "The Two Danas." Anya gets the spotlight in this episode as her story gives us a window into her prickley nature. We also meet Sam Sloyen's ... more
This week on the show, we begin our 10 episode journey through Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong's The Midnight Club, with episode 1: "The Final Chapter." I know this is supposed to be Mike's "weakest" show, but the first episode was pretty good!
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I’ve been listening to Scott and Matt since the start of The Kingcast. I was thrilled to follow them over to Flanagans Wake. Incisive, witty and fascinating they make my Thursdays. The Doofcast is pretty cool too.
This show like their previous shows, is expansive and misses no details!
My favorite podcast! I look forward to listening every week. Been a listener since Kingslingers and always look forward to the insightful analysis and humorous discussion of Flanagan’s work. I love getting a much deeper appreciation for the work through listening to Matt and Scott. Keep up the good work. Long days, pleasant nights and rest in peace Mr. Flanagan.
I did have to knock a star off because as I listened to Doctor Sleep today, Matt made a comment about being tied in knots and Scott – very out of character – did not make some variation of a “tied up in True Knots” joke. However, I added one star back for each piece of insightful commentary that shed knew though-provoking light on material I have rewatched and dissected vehemently. But since the fascists at Audible don’t allow ratings in the thousands, I had to settle for 5 stars. Podcasts wher... more
I did have to knock a star off because as I listened to Doctor Sleep today, Matt made a comment about being tied in knots and Scott – very out of character – did not make some variation of a “tied up in True Knots” joke. However, I added one star back for each piece of insightful commentary that shed knew though-provoking light on material I have rewatched and dissected vehemently. But since the fascists at Podchaser don’t allow ratings in the thousands, I had to settle for 5 stars.
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A rich exploration of the body of work by a notable filmmaker is undertaken through detailed discussions and analyses. The hosts focus on various themes such as horror, morality, relationships, and the intricacies of adaptation from literature to screen, particularly highlighting connections to works by authors like Henry James and Stephen King. Their conversational style blends humor with insightful critiques, creating an engaging atmosphere where listeners can appreciate the artistic depths of each project while also reflecting on broader elements like guilt, community, and the nature of love and tragedy. Notably, the podcast often revisits and dissects character arcs, revealing complex motivations and emotional narratives that resonate w... more
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