Talk About Pop Culture
Tony LazarusFilms, music, TV, books, comics. All eras. Bigging up what I love, not wasting time dissing what I don't love.
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Badvent Calendar Day #9 - Goblin’s incredible soundtrack to Suspiria (1977)
The opening credits roll, over black, to a thirty-second cacophony of insistent Burundi-style drums.
Strings run up the scale, increasing in volume to what sounds like a scream. A crash of cymbals before the endlessly-repeating fourteen-n...
Double Feature: In Bruges (2008) & The Banshees Of Inisherin (2022)
Opening Credits
Everyone I have ever spoken to about In Bruges has loved it so much, they’ve subsequently visited Bruges as a direct result of the movie.
I wonder, but I doubt, if anybody has ever been moved to visit the Aran Islands,...
Badvent Calendar Day #8: Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House
The Captain (Ben Willbond), Lady Fanny Button (Martha Howe-Douglas), Mary (Katy Wix), Julian Fawcett (Simon Farnaby), Kitty Higham (Lolly Adefope), Thomas Thorne (Matthew Baynton), Pat Butcher (Jim Howick), Robin (Laurence Rickard)
Today’s...
Badvent Calendar Day #7: The most horrific episode of The X-Files, which is saying something.
FBI Agents Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Fox Mulder (David Duchovny).
It is a dark and stormy night.
A woman gives birth out in a ramshackle barn, out in the sticks somewhere. Although it is dark we can half-see, half-sense that ther...
Badvent Calendar Day #6: The “Rosemary’s Baby” Soundtrack by Krzysztof Komeda
The opening credits roll over the skyline - in a delicate pink cursive font. You could be watching the start of a Hallmark movie if it wasn’t for the music.
It’s Rosemary herself (Mia Farrow) who sings the ethereal, detached la-la-la’s ove...
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