Just in time for that long Christmas/ (late) Hanukkah/ or Kwanzaa trip, here’s our holiday present to you — the longest Flop House ever! Just download it to your iPod or off-brand MP3 player (perhaps a gift from the very same cheap relatives you’re going to visit), slip the headphones in, and let those long travel hours* slip by in a haze of bad-movie-induced laughter.
*actual time of podcast: 48minutes, 13 seconds.
In this episode, Daily Show segment producer and Metro columnist Elliott Kalan joins us, to discuss Lindsay Lohan’s tour de force dual performance as a girl and another, slightly sluttier girl, in I Know Who Killed Me. Meanwhile, Stuart discusses decorating plans for his evidence dungeon, Dan mentions a lost Neil Simon play that should stay lost, and Elliott fills us in on the life and works of Art Bell.
0:00 – 0:32 Introduction and theme.
0:33 – 36:54 I Know Who Killed Me – just as lurid as the title suggests? Or lurid-er?
36:55 – 40:15 Final judgments.
40:16 – 45:13 The sad bastards recommend.
45:14 – 48:13 Podcasty business, goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
Download it here, or paste https://feeds.simplecast.com/EOAFriME into iTunes (or your favorite podcatching software) to have new episodes delivered to you directly, as they’re released.
A note: we’ve eliminated the movie synopsis at the beginning of the episode, as we’ve heard people say that they’d rather just get into the fun stuff right away. However, if you want a little context for the discussion, we’ll still post links to the Wikipedia pages for these films, which tend to have fairly thorough plot summaries.
Photo courtesy Sarah Hampton.
Yay! Elliot is here!!
Like your temporary,fill-in, host Mr Kalan, I’m not a Christian, but I know enough of traditional Catholic beliefs to say that it was believed that holy people got stigmata from Jesus in pretty much _exactly_ the way that Lindsay Lohan 1 is supposed to be getting stigmata from Lindsay Lohan A in this movie.
…not that these monks, nuns, and holy laïty are supposed to be twins of Jesus, but that through holiness in getting their wills consonant with Jesus, their great sympathy with him and for his suffering causes them to get his wounds in their bodies.