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The Horror Pod Class: Episode 128 Malignant

Tyler: Welcome to Episode 128 of the Horror Pod Class. My name is Tyler Unsell and by day I am a just an ordinary teacher but by night I transform to an ordinary teacher who likes to talk about spooky shit. I am joined tonight as I am most nights by The cohostest with the mostest. The Sleekest skeleton I know…Orrin Grey. What have you been up to since we last appeared here man?

Tyler: Tonight we are going to discuss what we have been reading and watching, highlight some free content on the internet with our dark corner of the web and finally are traveling to Italy by way of Seattle with James Wan’s newest Giallo Tribute Malignant.

What have we been watching

Tyler: Nick Cutter Little Heaven, Bad Candy. Super fun. Evil

Orrin: Crestwood House monster books

Dark Corners of the Web:

https://tubitv.com/movies/496155/all-the-colors-of-giallo

All the colors of Giallo

Essential Question: Does Malignant speak to anything uniquely American. (I have some thoughts.

Madison is paralyzed by shocking visions of grisly murders, and her torment worsens as she discovers that these waking dreams are in fact terrifying realities.

Top cast

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Annabelle Wallis

Annabelle Wallis

Maddie Hasson

Maddie Hasson

George Young

George Young

Michole Briana White

Michole Briana White

Jean Louisa Kelly

Jean Louisa Kelly

Susanna Thompson

Susanna Thompson

Jake Abel

Jake Abel

Jacqueline McKenzie

Jacqueline McKenzie

Christian Clemenson

Christian Clemenson

Amir AboulEla

Amir AboulEla

Mercedes Colon

Mercedes Colon

Ingrid Bisu

Ingrid Bisu

Ruben Pla

Ruben Pla

Jon Lee Brody

Jon Lee Brody

Paula Marshall

Paula Marshall

Zoë Bell

Zoë Bell

Dan Ramos

Dan Ramos

Shaunte Lynette Johnson

Shaunte Lynette Johnson

  • as Beta
  • (as Shaunte Johnson)
  • Director
https://filmschoolrejects.com/10-giallo-films-for-beginners/

https://www.vulture.com/2019/07/giallo-italian-film-guide.html

Gilet Giallo-Giley Jaune The Yellow Vests

Giallo as spaghetti nightmare

Giallo an overview-The posters in that overview are FANTASTIC

Gender and Giallo-https://www.academia.edu/23207823/Gender_Genre_and_Sociocultural_Change_in_the_Giallo_1970_1975

https://www.academia.edu/8666825/No_Place_Like_Home_The_Late_Modern_World_of_the_Italian_giallo_Film

FOCUS ON THE EYES-PANOPTICON? 

Link between the weird tale and Giallo

Here’s my pitch for the sequel: Nick Fury shows up, basically. Like, there’s no way that anyone comes away from the end of this film and is all, “Oh, you weren’t in control but now you are? Cool, cool, you’re free to go.” So instead, the sequel is basically Suicide Squad. She’s got an explosive collar or some shit rigged up for when Gabriel inevitably goes rogue again, and she gets sent on black bag operations for the government or whoever and in exchange they don’t kill her or lock her in a box 24/7.

4 Films:

Upgrade, Split

The Dark Half, Dead Silence

Anonymous Letterboxd Users Leave Crappy Reviews

i can not put into words my absolute seething hatred for this movie. this is like if spirit halloween and lifetime fucked in a dirty coke haze at a frat party and produced a child. the scoring was maybe the most poorly timed i have ever fucking seen, using combinations of the euphoria and john wick soundtrack. if they put in one more shot of that fucking stupid full house looking home i was going burn amc to the ground. i literally physically tensed every time they showed it because it happened every two minutes. the writing must have been done on a napkin at a truck stop in ohio next to a hallmark store for inspiration. the blatant racist fucking stereotypes portrayed throughout the whole film felt like they were trying to throw in scary movie jokes in an attempt to cover the straight up racism.

WUT? Also on the note of this terrible movie, the knife used in the flashback scene is the same holster and butt as a OXO checks knife which came out in the 2000/s but it was shown in the 80s. Prop department needs to do their job

Also another just said “Harry Potter” LOL or “Worse than the emoji movie”