Fear Street Part Two: 1978, Dachra, My Heart Can't Beat Unless You Tell It To, The Loneliest Whale

07/09/21 • 75 min

Fear Street Part Two: 1978, Dachra, My Heart Can't Beat Unless You Tell It To, and The Loneliest Whale are reviewed.

Question of the week? What is your favorite Walter Hill film. Director Joe Russo's pick is Alien.

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Fear Street Part Two: 1978, Dachra, My Heart Can't Beat Unless You Tell It To, and The Loneliest Whale are reviewed.

Question of the week? What is your favorite Walter Hill film. Director Joe Russo's pick is Alien.

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Subscribe to our Deepest Dream YouTube Channel!

Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group! Check out our site Deepest Dream! You can contact Bruce & Eric via Twitter!

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Fear Street Part 1: 1994, The God Committee, Till Death, And Etheria Film Festival

Netflix's Fear Street Part 1: 1994, The God Committee (Kelsey Grammer, Julia Stiles) and Till Death (Megan Fox) are our featured reviews. Check out The Video Store on Hectic Films!

Dreams, Etheria Film Festival and Come True are also covered! Purchase movies via our links to support our show (we are Amazon Associates members).

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Next Episode

Director Joe Russo Talks The Au Pair Nightmare, Hard Kill, And Enriching Film Journey

Joe Russo has his hands in his share of cinematic cookie jars. He directed last year's Lifetime thriller The Au Pair Nightmare, produced Nightmare Cinema, and produces the pod Post Mortem with Mick Garris.

Russo also delves into how he got his start in the industry and he also doles out some straightforward screenwriting advice. Plus he details the manifold tasks of being a producer.

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
4:14 - Interview Begins with Joe Russo
6:22 - Joe Russo on directing #TheAuPairNightmare 11:34 - Russo discusses instilling The Au Pair Nightmare with a sense of the thriller/noir aesthetic from the 40s/50s
15:30 - The horror anthology "Dark, Deadly & Dreadful" is discussed and he talks about how he started his writing relationship with Chris Lamont. 18:40 - Russo breaks down on what makes his collaborating with Lamont work.
21:45 - "If you want to write, you will find the time to write" - Russo
25:25 - Russo discusses his #HardKill writing experience.
31:12 - By the way, I'm a huge fan of Hard Kill!
34:34 - Joe got his start as a film critic, something which he stopped once he moved to Los Angeles to start his directing/writing path.
39:55 - Russo's favorite Walter Hill films? Alien and 48 Hrs. are among the tops.
41:42 - Russo throws some love to director Joe Dante. Plus he talks about an even darker version he had with The Au Pair Nightmare!
43:40 - A sequel idea from Russo regarding The Au Pair Nightmare!
47:52 - Movie recommendation from Joe Russo is Ingrid Goes West!
49:10 - Russo gives a little details on the "Untitled Hulk Hogan Biopic"

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