The Flop House is RAVIN’ about The Raven! (…Is what we would say if we all had brain parasites.) Meanwhile Dan catalogs nude aliens throughout movie history, Elliott talks more about why putting a historical figure in thrillers is always totally awesome, and Stuart gives us the world’s most surprising twist ending.
0:00 – 0:36 – Introduction and SHOCKtober theme.
0:37 – 31:33 – Quoth The Raven, “Wouldn’t it be cool if Poe, like, fought a serial killer?!”
31:34 – 36:09 – Pumpkin spice flavored final judgments
36:10 – 54:18 – Flop House Movie Mailbag
54:19 – 59:35 – The sad bastards recommend.
59:36 – 1:01:58 – Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.
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Wikipedia synopsis of The Raven
FLOP HOUSE PLUGS CORNER
FOURTH LIVE FLOP HOUSE MOVIE SCREENING – BRATZ
co-sponsored by I Love Bad Movies
featuring live commentary by the Flop House gang
92Y Tribeca (MAP)
November 2 at 8 pm
Ticket Price: $12, Film Club Member: $8
Elliott and guest F.H. co-host Brock Mahan’s sketch group still has one more show! With special guest Owl Madrigal!
The Hypocrites
October 18.
$10
92Y Tribeca
As promised in the letters section, some real ding-dong ripping (at about 31:50 in):
So wait, how is this movie like a writing desk?
Kind of neat that just today, I was watching a rerun of “The Simpsons” were they had “The Raven” with James Earl Jones narrating (guessing that was better adaptation this film). http://www.hulu.com/#!watch/31398
This is Luke Evans’s third go-around at the Flop House Podcast. Besides being Aramis in “The Three Musketeers,” he was Zeus in “Immortals.”
Random note, in the labels on this post, it’s tagged as “Jon Cusack,” but he spells his first name with an h.
http://www.flophousepodcast.com/search/label/Jon%20Cusack
Even more random, looking at her Wikipedia page, Edgar Allan Poe’s wife Virginia looked a lot like Emma Watson. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:VirginiaPoe.jpg
“Loooooongfellow!”
I believe that I will add a Gene Shalit reviews to every movie that you have done. Number #! “Edgar Allen No.”