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Thanks for joining us at the Clive Barker Podcast. It would mean the world to us if you would  subscribe or follow wherever you get audio so you never miss a release.  In episode 356, Jose and Ryan revisit Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror the chapter “V for Vice-Versa” for The original, classic Nightbreed Theatrical cut. Dust off your old VHS, laser disc, Warner archive DVD or Shout Factory / Arrow HD release of the theatrical cut and join us as we step back into 1990.  Commentary / Discussion 1990, Nightbreed Theatrical Cut (Clive Barker)  1h 41m 40s Show Notes Our Nightbreed Twitter Poll https://twitter.com/barkercast/status/1548668479917608966?s=21&t=fKKcrPmXvyvs_O9uxLeCmg All The Nightbreed Versions Explained George Roth's Letter to Clive Barker – and Clive Barker's reply! (Thanks Rob) Our Commentary for the Nightbreed Director's Cut Our official Commentary for the 2017 Cabal Cut Coming Next A-Z Commentaries W For Window – Masque of the Red Death More News & Interviews And this podcast, having no beginning will have no end.  web www.clivebarkercast.com iOS App| Android App, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Android, Stitcher, Spotify, Pandora, Libsyn, Tunein, iHeart Radio, Pocket Casts, Google Play, Radio.com, DoubleTwist and YouTube and Join the Occupy Midian group Discord Community Twitter: @BarkerCast | @OccupyMidian   Support the show, Buy a T-Shirt All Links and show notes in their Entirety can be found at http://www.clivebarkercast.com   PS. My DVD doesn't say that Clive Barker directed Candyman. It says he was a writer for Candyman Farewell to the Flesh (correct according to IMDB) but also says he wrote Hellraiser Inferno (Incorrect).

Yeah, the way this movie was advertised is a bit different from how I took it. That happens. This is a detective x magic crossover event that might get you your fill of both (or not!) and it's called "Cast A Deadly Spell". My DVD copy is "Hechizo Letal" as it's in Spanish. I realize now that I didn't do a great job at relating this to Halloween (as it's actually release on the 31st of October as opposed to November 1st or, as I have so hackishly declared, Noirvember 1st). At the time of this writing I'm actually really sick and coughing out a lung or sleeping most of the day. It's not COVID, thankfully. I did need to record this in various sessions (re-record it at that--I could have nailed it the first time but I figured all I had to lose was time, ironically enough, and it is irony because I'm considering it from the point of an omniscient narrator with knowledge of the future but choosing to not intervene or change the events). But that means there is zero latitude to record pickups or just do it over for the third time. So there is some errata and missing pieces. "Mulholland Drive", the David Lynch picture, came out in 2001. I got "Mulholland Drive" vibes from "Witch Hunt". I wonder if he caught "Witch Hunt" (1994) at some point and it rattled around in his brain--there were two Lynch alums in it so it's quite possible. "Lost Highway" didn't come out until 1997, so my timeline of these movies is wrong, by the way. I don't know if I stated a timeline in the podcast but the way I was thinking about it was a little backwards. "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" had already come out so the aesthetic was there but the main points of my Lynch influence had not taken shape just yet. That's a wild fact check for my dumb ass. I misquoted Lovecraft in this movie. He says "show it some water.. but be discreet". Whoops. I didn't talk about the music in "Cast A Deadly Spell" at all. It actually won an Emmy. A Primetime Emmy. For this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQm7ZAkfkYI. It was also nominated for sound editing. That's pretty rad. Curt Sobel did the music on this movie and it was good. I liked it. He's also done a ton of other work. His most recent credit was for "Rumble" and I was very much hoping that it was a movie about Link Wray & His Wray Men but it was not. Disappointing. Here's the link to a live stream from Sound Speeds Allen Williams about the IATSE stuff. He's also got a ton of sound capture stuff on his channel which is super useful or super interesting--depending on how you approach it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnFTEWvejXY. I know that I talked about "Yojimbo" being an adaptation of Red Harvest but Kurosawa went on record as saying it was actually The Glass Key. I haven't read The Glass Key (just yet) but it lines up pretty good with Red Harvest so.... shrug. I probably also got the timetable wrong there, too. The advertising material paints it as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" but with witches and zombies and that's honestly not a connection I would have made. I really overlooked that completely, but I also really like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" quite a lot... it's just the shoe scene. Wow the shoe scene really messed me up. H. P. Lovecraft was a bit of a weirdo but I did learn, coincidentally, between the recording and the publishing of this episode that his father was committed and died in an asylum which what might have been late-stage syphilis. His mother was also committed at one point and died shortly thereafter. Lovecraft, himself, was plagued with mental health issues for most of his life and I can't help but think that it's linked to early tragedy combined with an intelligence that allowed for learning with out the life experience to contextualize information. That's an incredibly unscientific theory but it feels like it could be true. He also apparently didn't marry his cousin? I don't know. It seems that she was a fiction author. I did finish watching "Witch Hunt". I felt compelled. It wasn't that bad but it also wasn't that good, either. It lives in the middle. They definitely went for it with CGI that was of dubious effectiveness. There's also a trans madame in a magic brothel and a really loose analogue of magic use for The Red Scare which is really just cover for homosexuality or non-cishet or nontraditional (and I know that traditions vary wildly from what we think they are so I mean puritanical American traditions--I took a class on sexuality in college. I'm hip. I'm cool. That was like 15 years ago. I'm so old) sexuality which was also how HUAC was used in blackballing Communists and homosexuals in Hollywood. We do see a very young Clifton Collins Jr. at the brothel which is located in the Millard House, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house that has shown up in more than a couple of things--most lately that I can remember it's in Westworld (which might have an entire season that I haven't seen yet--yikes). I started to feel better about the plot and the mystery but then, after a little bit, I didn't? Does that make sense. Maybe it was illness and medication. Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention. Doesn't change my opinion of the movie. I also found out the name of the other theater in the Hollywood hills (or in the hills at least, not sure what exactly defines the "Hollywood" hills)--it's The Ford. I've been to the Hollywood Bowl and that was actually really cool. I think, in the animated movie "Sing", when their theater collapses (spoiler) the stage they end up on is an homage to The Ford but I could be wrong. Ward is wearing a really cool Hamilton watch, though. Hamilton Watch Company is an American company that got swallowed up by Swatch in 1969 and now, I guess, they are Swiss. But sir, ve are Sviss! ....them too! God bless Eurotrip. I went looking for and and, with the help of Bandrew Scott I found it to be a Piping Rock. That's a 1928 model, however, those were seemingly all gold. Watchcastage sleuth Bandrew then found that there was a reissue of the 1928 Yankees World Series version which is pretty cool. Check out the very fun podcast Boars, Gore, and Swords. Red Scott also has another podcast that I listen to called Failure to Adapt which is a good time if you read books and watch book movies. I talk good and stuff. Neil Gaiman's A Study In Emerald as a PDF exclusive on his website. I was unable to find the link that leads to the PDF at the moment (and it may have been lost in the website redesign shuffle) but the standard rights apply--don't resell or reproduce this story it's Neil's property, etc. There is a graphic novel that is available if you want to support the author. Support local booksellers if you can. There's also a board game which is, roughly, a deck builder. Check out Austin Grossman's work. Soon I Will Be Invincible is where I jumped on that train and I haven't jumped off. He's also a game designer and the list of games he's worked on include System Shock, Deus Ex, and Dishonored which are very much my shit. I think a really good representation of Lovecraft's work--but in a visual medium--is Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor Zdzisław Beksiński. Apparently his style is characterized as "dystopian surrealism" and holy shit is this Lovecraftian. Zdzislaw Beksinski - 707 artworks - painting (wikiart.org) gabe on Twitter: "don't want to go through whatever Zdzisław Beksiński went through https://t.co/CNcgVfERFe" / Twitter

Before you listen to this episode, you need to follow a few rules.Keep this episode away from sunlight (that's easy, the days are still short....)Never get this episode wet. But most importantly, no matter how much this episode pleads, no matter how much it begs, NEVER FEED EPISODE 74 AFTER MIDNIGHT! Got it?! Good. This episode is sweet and lovely, but it could multiply and turn into a download monster, and no-one wants that....Hang on.... I want a download monster....! Gremlins, from three of Hollywood's most well-known names; Chris Columbus, Steven Spielberg and Joe Dante, is a perfect little Mogwai of a movie. It has everything I love - puppets, animatronics, marionettes, stop-motion, and it's really quite scary. So scary, in fact, it helped pave the way for the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) to create a brand-new rating in-between PG and R. In the UK it remained 15 rated until it was reclassified as a 12A.My DVD is still a 15, though. I'm quite proud. This episode also features a cameo from my little Mogwai Jess, who goes full Gremlin halfway through to disrupt the recording with a paper bag. Seriously, I could not write better comedy than she provides. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, have a great New Year and Verbal Diorama shall return in 2021, with Animation Season 2....I would love to hear your thoughts on Gremlins!GET IN TOUCH....Twitter @verbaldioramaInstagram @verbaldioramaFacebook @verbaldioramaLetterboxd @verbaldioramaEmail verbaldiorama [at] gmail [dot] comWebsite verbaldiorama.comSUPPORT VERBAL DIORAMA....Leave a 5-star rating/review: Apple Podcasts or Podchaser Join the Patreon: patreon.com/verbaldioramaThank you to all the patrons Simon E, Sade, Jardiel, Claudia, Simon B, Laurel, Derek, Jason, Kristin, Cat, Andy, Mike, Griff, Luke, Emily, Michael, Matt, Trevor and Scott!NEW! Buy Merch! https://teespring.com/stores/verbaldioramaTees, mugs, hoodies and totes are available!EPISODE THANKS TO....Twitter peeps@BLCAgnew@derekjones198@verybrithorror@AttheflicksPod@capunderstands@Oral_mfc@russlovesmovies@Stuntgoat75@BeaverDoes@wafflesthemagic@BetamaxPod@in_feature@moviemarapod@mashleymovies@geeksaladradio@MoviesWork@MGnPpodcast@LaunchingTPilotInstagram folkNone this timeFacebook chumsAndrewRichardTheme Music: Verbal Diorama Theme SongMusic by Chloe Enticott - Compositions by Chloe FacebookLyrics by Chloe Enticott (and me!)Production by Ellis Powell-Bevan of Ewenique Studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Let's get quirky! We discuss Wes Anderson's beautifully shot The Darjeeling Limited and one of the best soundtracks of the 21st century. This hidden gem won't be for everyone but it's MY DVD collection! Also, the premiere of Rapid Fire Reviews!

Special me being in NYC one year episode! Part 1! I don't actually even talk about NYC in this episode, but probably will in part 2!Topics:Labor day,Elon musk is Kanye west,The robots are coming lol!Geniuses today are douche bags,I wish I was a fitness freak,Every rumor is true,Clinton body count is too long of a list,How do conspiracy people not mix up their fake and real stories,NYC celebration episode!Starting the guy in his room cult,Cults VS fandom,My DVD and laserdisc cult,Cult leaders being ‘charismatic',People saying religions are cults,Political parties are sports teams,Crooning sucks and isn't singing,Atlantic city desolate now,The mating process of crooners in the ‘20s,How the ocean was made in Atlantic city,The cavemen mating process,My DMT episode coming up,Podcasters being rich from a podcast,Calling things outdated terms in 2019,Listening to radio shows,We're gonna run out of ideas in all entertainment soon,To be continued...

In 2018, I visited England for the first time as an instructor, and where I spent a week teaching classical Pilates to both classical and contemporary teachers. My DVD, The First Seven, also made its England debut and is our today's topic. I conceived of The First Seven in 2010 as a way to help beginning students understand the Pilates technique. I titled the DVD, The First Seven, because those were the first mat exercises I learned from Romana Kryzanowska. Her simple but effective approach into the mat repertoire by teaching these seven basic exercises was extremely helpful and I knew it would help others. The First Seven is sold on Amazon and a great addition to your DVD library.Originally aired: May 6, 2018

Quote of the morning: Clayton - 'I don't have any kids. I don't have any pets. My DVD collection is all I have!' Stacie - 'Aren't you engaged?' Also on the show today... How much peanut butter is too much peanut butter, global warming is messing with beer, and what should you do with your old DVD collection.

In this episode we are taking things into the dark...not really. For those not in the know this weeks' title comes from one of the two movies I reviewed this week. That being Star Trek Into Darkness, it's a fun movie to watch I'm still having a debate if I enjoyed it as much as the Star Trek from 2009. My DVD review this week comes in the form of The Man with the Iron Fists, it's a silly kung fu movie however despite being overtly silly it is actually a decent movie to watch. As always is the Box Office Report and for the Trailer Spot this week is The World's End. And lastly we cannot forget to news and the Closing Comments. Enjoy the show! Opening and Closing Song- Chains by Corrine Bailey Rae (it's from The Man with the Iron Fists soundtrack, I think)

Martin Pytela and Scott Paton talk with NICK POLIZZI PRODUCER of Sacred Science. The mythology behind Amazonian Shamanism is a rich and fascinating study and the filmmakers behind “The Sacred Science” have sought to take the documentary experience to the next level by seeking real, tangible results. The indigenous plant medicines and spiritual rituals of the South American rain forest have been time-tested for thousands of years, and audiences will be treated to one of the most astounding accounts ever caught on camera in this groundbreaking new documentary film. “The Sacred Science” follows eight people from all different walks of life, with varying physical and psychological ailments, as they embark on a one-month healing journey into the heart of the Amazon jungle.  Working with a handful of local Shamanic healers and using a combination of plant medicine and intense spiritual exercises, the barriers between physical health and mental well-being are blurred and eventually eliminated altogether. Learn more at www.thesacredscience.com Nick also talk about his other documentaries:  Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days is an independent documentary film that chronicles six Americans with diabetes who switch to a diet consisting entirely of vegan, organic, uncooked food in order to reverse disease without pharmaceutical medication. The six are challenged to give up meat, dairy, sugar, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, soda, junk food, fast food, processed food, packaged food, and even cooked food for 30 days. The film follows each participant's remarkable journey and captures the medical, physical, and emotional transformations brought on by this radical diet and lifestyle change. We witness moments of struggle, support, and hope as what is revealed, with startling clarity, is that diet can reverse disease and change lives. http://www.rawfor30days.com The Tapping Solution: Try It on Everything The Tapping Solution is a Documentary Film that Explores Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), a New Discovery that Combines Ancient Chinese Acupressure and Modern Psychology with Startling Results!     Read what other people are saying about the movie: "The DVD is amazing, inspiring, moving, just plain fantastic." -Cecilia Winston,St. Louis, MO "My DVD arrived in the mail today and I have just finished watching it....WOW...what an amazing experience.....I had no idea that I had totally suppressed so many emotions until I saw this movie...I smiled...I cried...I hurt...I loved...I healed! I want to thank the participants for being so gracious and for being prepared to share their experiences with us all....they are spreading the miracles worldwide." - Pauline Swanson, Australia The DVD "The Tapping Solution" is the tool I need to help explain to the sceptics around me what I've been enthusing about. It is, I believe, pitched just right to stimulate curiosity. This film quietly draws us in to the main theme - how people with many different kinds of problems can be helped by the same simple technique. It is brilliantly filmed and edited, well shaped and the right length, intriguing yet respectful of the privacy of the participants. It is beautiful to observe their individual blossoming, and the development of empathy within the group. Their stories are our stories, one way or another. The clips from interviews with a great range of experts are very helpful, worth watching again and again for the insights they bring. Thank you so much for the care and love you have put into the making of this great little DVD. It's a gem. - Lynsey Ferrari, New Zealand "I have tears in my eyes watching how everyone shifted from their pain, whether be emotionally or physically into having more control over their lives.This was a so inspirational to watch! For anyone who has any doubt about this technique, watch this video and get inspired! It works!" -Annie Siegel - New York, NY "What a refreshing and hopeful look at the future of healing. 'The Tapping Solution' is a touching and inspiring documentary that is going to change our view of how to rebalance and regain our emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Even though I've studied and worked with EFT for over a decade, I enjoyed the clarity from the experts about the body's electricity, and gained a deeper understanding of the entire field of energy medicine. I look forward to watching the DVD several more times to make sure I absorb the rich content in the film, both from the other experts, as well as the participants!" -Carol Look, Ph.D., EFT Master & Author What is EFT Tapping (Emotional Freedom Techniques) and How Can It Help ME? E.F.T., otherwise known as Tapping or Meridian Tapping, is a combination of Ancient Chinese Acupressure and Modern Psychology. It was developed originally by Roger Callahan in the 1980's and modified and expanded upon by Gary Craig. Since then, thousands of psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors, coaches and individual users have adopted this powerful technique for use on themselves, their clients, family members and more This simple technique, which literally involves "tapping" on the meridian points of our body while saying certain statements, is providing uniquely powerful results Why is there such a need for this technique? Because millions of people are settling for lives filled with poor health and emotional baggage. Not knowing how to achieve the joyful and satisfying lives they desire, they're stuck accepting a lifestyle of emotional trauma, chronic physical pain, compulsions and addictions, or perhaps just an empty feeling inside. Along with these problems come pills to kill the pain, sleep at night, and suppress anxiety - but this is hardly better than the disease. If you're like many people, you feel trapped, caught in this cycle. You're tired of feeling sad, depressed, anxious, discontent, and unwell. You're sick of the expensive and ineffective treatments. You're fed up with relinquishing the power over your health and happiness to psychologists and doctors. You'd like to grow, flourish, and thrive, putting the past in the past. You want to be your best, living a life that is filled with peacefulness, joy, and fulfillment, from day to day and moment to moment. With EFT, you can do that. You can discover the vital secret for emotional wholeness and physical relief. You can take your physical and emotional well-being into your own hands. It's simple for anyone to master. "A wonderfully touching film that made it straight onto my favorites list." - Karl Moore, England What does EFT work on? How will it help me? Users of Tapping have reported relief from chronic pain, emotional problems, addictions, phobias, post traumatic stress disorder, limiting belief and blocks to success, weight loss, athletic performance and much more. While EFT is newly set to revolutionize the field of health and wellness, the healing concepts that it's based upon have been in practice in Eastern medicine for over 5,000 years. Like acupuncture and acupressure, Tapping is a set of techniques which utilize the body's energy meridian points. You can stimulate these meridian points by tapping on them with your fingertips - literally tapping into your body's own energy and healing power. Your body is more powerful than you can imagine... filled with life, energy, and a compelling ability for self-healing. With EFT, you can take control of that power. "I HAVE to spread this" - John Soriano What will I learn in this movie? In this movie, you'll meet 10 people from around the country with a variety of challenges, such as PTSD, chronic back pain, fear of public speaking, Fybromyalgia, abudance blocks, weight loss, smoking and more. You'll follow their journey as they learn E.F.T. (and you do as well) and then dive deeper into the keys to changing your life. The movie teaches you about releasing pain, how our emotions affect our body, releasing trauma, how our childhood is affecting us today, how to clear limiting beliefs, using E.F.T. to make the Law of Attraction work for you, and much more! IMPORTANT: Each copy of "The Tapping Solution" that you purchase helps us donate copies to a school, jail, halfway house, or other needy social agency. We've donated over 7,000 copies of the film so far. You help spread change! This is our way of distributing this information to as many people as possible to help them reach the levels of emotional and physical freedom that we ALL deserve. The Tapping Solution (Try It On Everything) DVD http://www.thetappingsolution.com/

It’s Paleo. It’s Primal. It’s Ancestral! Whatever you want to call it, it’s what humans are meant to eat.  My DVD calls it The Diet For Human Beings, and 25 years of study on food and health have led me to this.  Learn what you need to learn to get started in this episode, then... Keep Reading > The post The Diet For Human Beings: PODCAST appeared first on Gluten Free Paleo Health Advice | Beverly Meyer | Podcast & Resources.

This week is the first part of my animation explosion.  First up I give an entry in my Tales of Toronto and I rant on a recent censorship of a rock classic.  You get my audio book review of Spider Bones by Kathy Reichs as Tempe journeys to Hawaii to solve a death.  My DVD review is Archer : The Complete Season One (courtesy of Fox Entertainment) as a 60's spy gets the animated treatment.  I conclude things with my Blu-ray review of Futurama : Volume 5 (Courtesy of Fox Entertainment) as the creww of the Planet Express get a new lease on animated life.  Music for this week features the songs Mason Rocket Spy Extraordinaire by Beatnik Turtlle & Five Minutes Into The Future by The Socknockers, both be found at www.podsafeaudio.com along with the intro song Let's Get Ramblin by Dynamo Snackbar.  Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com).  As always your comments and suggestions are welcome