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Ep. 692 - Halloween Ends
🕑 Added 2022-10-18 12:00:06 +0000 UTCDavid, Jeff, and Devindra discuss the hilarious The Triangle of Sadness, the fun Chainsaw Man, the spooky Midnight Club, and the delightful Welcome to Wexham before diving into Halloween Ends.
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Weekly Plugs
David - Rings of Power finale review on Decoding TV
Devindra - NVIDIA RTX 4090 review + Engadget Podcast on Surface stuff
Jeff - We Have Concerns
Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only) What we've been watching (~8:00)
David - The Triangle of Sadness, Speak No Evil, The King’s Jester,
Devindra - The Midnight Club, She Hulk, Los Espookys S2, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Chainsaw Man
Jeff - Triangle of Sadness, The Watcher, Welcome to Wexham,
Featured Review (~55:12)
Halloween Ends
SPOILERS (~1:09:15)
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Comments
AF
Gents, I find the radio tower/station as a nod to John Carpenter’s ‘The Fog’ where the underrated Adrienne Barbeau plays a radio DJ forecasting the evil coming to her city. I think it’s supposed to be viewed as an homage the the great filmmaker.
Linus
As someone who's been avidly following Östlund's career here in Sweden I can't help to enjoy him being brought up (and hearing people try and pronounce his name) and if you guys haven't seen his earlier films I cannot recommend them enough. Invoulountary and Play especially, if you can get your hands on them, are in my opinion his best films.
