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Episode 48: The Cursed Episode - Possession This episode was recorded on January 11, 2025 and posted on February 8, 2025.  Content Warning: Light vulgarity.  Introduction Welcome to No Bodies Episode 48 Introductions to your Ghosts Hosts with the Most - Lonely of Lonely Horror Club and Projectile Varmint aka Suzie Introductions to our guests - Poppy of How Many Films in a Year Today's Topic: The Cursed Episode - Possession Discussion on Possession Narratives in Horror The history of possession in horror Religious vs non religious possession Do you believe in possession? The Coroner's Report What is your favorite possession film that doesn't involve religion? Media Discussion Possession (1981) Relic (2020) The Evil Dead (1981) Night of the Demons (1988) Willy's Wonderland (2021) Best & Worst Representations of Possessions in Horror Spoilers ahead! Worst Robert (2015) - Poppy The Possession (2012), Wish Upon (2017), Rubber (2010) - Suzie  Wish Upon (2017) - Lonely Best Talk to Me (2022) - Poppy Oculus (2013), Cabin the Woods (2011), The Ring (2002), 1408 (2007), Drag Me to Hell (2009), Terrified (2017), Cronos (1993) - Suzie Oculus (2013) & Evil Dead (2013) - Lonely Suzie's Deep Cuts & Surface Wounds This segment highlights lesser known films based on their IMDB ratings. If something has 5k or under reviews on IMDB, we'll call it a Deep Cut. If something has between 6-10k reviews on IMDB, we'll call it a Surface Wound. The Evil Within (2017) Possum (2018) They Look Like People (2015) Demon (2015) Delirium (2018) Closing Thoughts If you were to direct a possession film where the protagonist is possessed by an object, what would it be and why? Thank you to our guest! Follow Poppy's reviews @howmanyfilmsinayear on Instagram! Keep Up with Your Hosts Check out our instagram antics and drop a follow @nobodieshorrorpodcast.  Take part in our new audience engagement challenge - The Coroner's Report! Comment, share, or interact with any Coroner's Report post on our socials to be featured in an upcoming episode.  Projectile Varmint - keep up with Suzie's film musings on Instagram @projectile__varmint Lonely - read more from Lonely and keep up with her filmstagram chaos @lonelyhorrorclub on Instagram and www.lonelyhorrorclub.com. Original No Bodies Theme music by Jacob Pini. Need music? Find Jacob on Instagram at @jacob.pini for rates and tell him No Bodies sent you!  Leave us a message at (617) 431-4322‬ and we just might answer you on the show! Sources Global Mental Health and Trauma Exposure: The current evidence for the relationship between traumatic experiences and spirit possession. (2015, November 19). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4654771/. https://doi.org/10.3402/ejpt.v6.29126  Payeur, J. (2022, November 19). The 10 Most Common Demonic Possession Horror Tropes (&  The Movies That Subvert Them). ScreenRant. https://screenrant.com/common-demon-possession-horror-tropes-movies-subvert-audience-expectations/#it-39-s-the-devil---sinister-2012 You are being redirected. . . (n.d.). https://www.moriareviews.com/possession-films

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Episode Notes In this episode Andrew and Dan discuss the 2015 physiological horror film They Look Like People - in which two friends reunite after several years at the advent of a demonic invasion - in which only one of them is aware of. Find out more at https://primitivescrewheads.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Another year ending means another Wrap Up episode where we go over our top picks for the year, as well as discussing some other titles we've seen in 2023. While most of the films we do cover here as our favorite viewings for this year are from the last few years, they are not all from 2023. But as we've pointed out many times before, if you're watching it for the first time, no matter when it was released, as far as we're concerned, it still counts as a new movie to you! 2023 has been a great year for the horror genre, especially when you look outside the U.S., which we all hope everyone out there does, because there are some incredible titles coming from Spain, Malaysia, Argentina, Japan, and more. So hopefully our listeners are not restrainted by films that are "only in English", because those folks are sadly missing out on some incredible cinema.  For this episode, we strongly suggest you have a notepad and pen close by to jot down some titles because we think we're going to give you more than a few that we feel you should be checking out. And a special HUGE thanks to those that continue to tune in and listen to us ramble on about the genre we love. With this being our 60th episode, it seems our following is growing day by day, so thank you for your continued support and in 2024, we'll continue to help you Discover the Horror! Films mentioned in this episode: Accion Mutante (1993), The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster (2023), Anthropophagus (1981), Bewitched (1981), Birth/Rebirth (2023), The Black Demon (2023), The Blackening (2023), Blair Witch Project (1999), Blood Flower (2022), The Boogeyman: The Origin of the Myth aka El hombre del saco (2023), The Boys from County Hell (2020), Cobweb (2023), Cocaine Bear (2023), The Conference (2023), The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954), The Curse of the Crying Woman (1963), The Dark and the Wicked (2020), Don't Listen (2020), Dracula (1931), Exists (2014), The Exorcist (1973), The Exorcist: Believer (2023), Evil Dead Rise (2023), Fragile (2005), Frankenstein (1931), Godzilla Minus One (2023), Grabbers (2012), The Grandmother (2021), Halloween (1978), Hallucinations (1986), Harpoon (2019), The Haunted Palace (1963), Hellhole (2022), Huesera: The Bone Woman (2022), The Innocents (2021), Infinity Pool (2023), The Invisible Man (1933), I See You (2019), Juan of the Dead (2011), Knock at the Cabin (2023), The Lake (2023), The Last Horror Film (1982), The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023), Lifeboat (1944), Mad Heidi (2022), Meg 2 (2023), Megan (2023), Mr. Frost (1990), The Mummy (1932), The Nameless (1999), The Offering (2023), One Cut of the Dead (2017), The Outwaters (2022), The Rape of the Vampire (1968), Red Spirit Lake (1993), Renfield (2023), The Sadness (2021), Satanic Hispanics (2022), Satan's Slave (2022), Scream VI (2023), Severance (2006), Sister Death (2023), Shaky Shivers (2022), Shaun of the Dead (2004), Skinamarink (2022), Sleep Tight (2011), Talk to Me (2023), Terrified (2017), Thanksgiving (2023), They Look Like People (2015), Troll Hunter (2010), El Vampiro (1957), Venus (2022), The Vigil (2019), The Village (2004), When Evil Lurks (2023), Witching and Bitching (2013), The Wolf Man (1941), Willow Creek (2013), The Witch's Mirror (1962)

This week's returning guest is Billy Ray Brewton, host of Movie Mixtapes, The Incinerator, and co-host of Center Clueless.This episode features a short recommendation for They Look Like People (2015) as well as a full review of the new French adaptation, The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan (2023).The topic Billy Ray chose was Top 5 Platonic Male Friendships.Helpful Links:To follow Billy Ray on Twitter, click here; there are links to everything he's got his hands in there.If you want more of the Force Five Podcast:For everything Force Five, head to: https://www.forcefivepodcast.comTo follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/forcefivepodTo follow on Instagram: https://instagram.com/forcefivepodcastTo follow on Letterboxd: https://www.letterboxd.com/forcefiveThis episode was written, produced and edited by Jason Kleeberg.

Leonard and Dave discuss the 2015 film, They Look Like People. Contact: www.monsterdear.monster @Drfaustisdead @nighttwitten @sentionautplus @theuglymachine

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Evelyn is here to help us question reality on this week's episode! We're covering Perry Blackshear's 2015 psychological horror They Look Like People. Much like with Saint Maud, the viewer is asked to question the validity of the events occurring on screen, leaving them uneasy up until the climax of the film! Join the discussion on Facebook (The Devil's Work Podcast) and Instagram @thedevilsworkpod  We're on Letterboxed! https://letterboxd.com/evelyn_mars/list/the-devils-work-podcast/  Email us your own reviews about the films or your thoughts on episodes at: thedevilsworkpodcast@gmail.com

When I Consume You marks the third feature for New York-based filmmaker Perry Blackshear following his award-winning psychological horror feature debut They Look Like People and celebrated sophomore effort, the aquatic supernatural horror romance The Siren. All three of his films have been widely embraced and praised both on the festival circuit and upon release, with They Look Like People winning a Jury Honorable Mention at the 2015 Slamdance Film Festival upon its premiere. Blackshear again teams up with creative collaborators MacLeod Andrews, Evan Dumouchel, and Margaret Ying Drake for When I Consume You, who, alongside Libby Ewing, deliver a heartfelt family drama about grief and redemption. Ewing and Dumouchel play brother-sister duo Daphne and Wilson Shaw. Troubled since childhood, the two have struggled to find stability as they've grown older, and while Daphne seems to have finally gotten her life together, the darkness that's followed their family all along begins to close in more aggressively than ever before. A unique urban folktale set and filmed in Brooklyn, When I Consume You confronts the vulnerabilities that people struggle with every day through a genre lens to create a chillingly intimate indie horror nightmare. The film is written, directed, and lensed by Blackshear, who also produced alongside Andrews, Dumouchel, and Ewing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/followingfilms/support

This week we sit down with filmmaker Perry Blackshear, the writer/director behind They Look Like People and The Siren. His latest film When I Consume You is currently out on VOD and continues his trend of making intimate horror movies about internal struggle. We discuss how he came to horror later in life, some of his favorites and films that pulled him into the genre as well as what he enjoys about the genre now that he watches it. Then we dig into When I Consume You, which is an emotionally devastating movie that blends supernatural horror with the story of a brother and sister trying to make it in a cruel world. Finally, we turn to Pinocchio, a film that is actually quite terrifying with its depictions of child trafficking and body horror. We dig into the almost propaganda-like nature of the story, the historical context of the film, the xenophobia and racist depictions as well as some of the incredibly haunting visuals and the absolutely *stunning* animation. You can follow Perry's new film When I Consume You on Twitter. You can also learn more about the film from its website. Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter.If you want to support our podcast, please please take a moment to go rate us on Spotify and give us a rating and review on iTunes. It really helps us out with the algorithms. We also have a YouTube channel! If you want to join our community on Twitter, go here. And, coming soon…a Patreon! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we're chatting with Perry Blackshear, writer and director of When I Consume you which comes out this month from 1091 Pictures. A unique urban folktale set and filmed in Brooklyn, When I Consume You confronts the vulnerabilities that people struggle with every day through a genre lens to create a chillingly intimate indie horror nightmare.When I Consume You marks the third feature for New York-based filmmaker Perry Blackshear following his award-winning psychological horror feature debut They Look Like People and celebrated sophomore effort, the aquatic supernatural horror romance The Siren. All three of his films have been widely embraced and praised both on the festival circuit and upon release, with They Look Like People winning a Jury Honorable Mention at the 2015 Slamdance Film Festival upon its premiere. Blackshear again teams up with creative collaborators MacLeod Andrews, Evan Dumouchel, and Margaret Ying Drake for When I Consume You, who, alongside Libby Ewing, deliver a heartfelt family drama about grief and redemption.

Ariel and Candance from Not Your Final Girl are back to talk two movies that had us feeling all sorts of emotions. From a grounded film about two siblings dealing with a demon from their past to an infamous Category III Hong Kong movie that was equal parts disgusting and silly, we were all over the place. But did we like what we saw?Ariel and Candance from Not Your Final Girl are back to discuss the strangest genre films we could find. This week we have a pair of interesting movies. Our first review takes us to the streets of New York City where we talk about down to earth horror story with otherworldly elements. We then travel across the globe to Hong Kong to talk about exploitation flick that wants to push your buttons.When I Consume You is the third feature film from Perry Blackshear. We start with a discussion of how much he has improved since he debuted with They Look Like People. The movie is about a sister and brother who lean on each other for support. Just when it looks like Daphne Shaw is getting her life together, a demon from her past comes back to her haunt her.The story is about the bonds between a brother and sister and has some redemptive qualities, but is it too on the nose? Is Blackshear trying so hard to get his message across that he ruins a good story. We also discuss the performances of the two leads and talk about the recent trend of wild tonal shifts in movies.Dr. Lamb is notorious even as Category III movies. (We briefly discuss what a Category III movie is and compare them  to similar films in other parts of the world.) It is about a serial killer and what the police discovered after he was caught. It sounds simple enough, but the acts he committed are unbelievably awful. Even worse, Dr. Lamb is based on a true story.The film is a straight up exploitation film that seems to take joy in disgusting its audiences. Torture, necrophilia, and assault all manage to find their way into the movie. We wonder how the story can get so downright nasty while the production looked beautiful at times. We also question how well Dr. Lamb would do in today's world and if there was an attempt at a deeper story.Adventures in Movies! is a part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Morbidly Beautiful is your one stop shop for all your horror needs. From the latest news and reviews to interviews and old favorites, it can be found at Morbidly Beautiful.Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel Muir, Blake, and Danny. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Danny can be found on Twitter @default_player and on Instagram at default_player. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AdventuresinMo1.Music in the background from https://www.FesliyanStudios.com 

We're sticking around in 1969 for one more episode to watch The Mad Room, but the only ones going mad are us :p!!! XD!!! We also watch They Look Like People from 2015. More importantly, Margo has a major breakthrough about the nature of parades. So strap in, buckle up, put your feet up, and hey get your feet off the dashboard, I just had this car cleaned what the hell is wrong with you? do you see me putting my dirty feet on your things? no I didn't think so. jeez I get no respect! none, I tell ya!

Hello, all. It's time for another episode! This week, John and El'Ahrai review "Dual" and "They Look Like People"! Doesn't that sound like fun? Well, doesn't it? Eh, you don't know. The Defense Department regrets to inform you that your sons are dead because they were stupid.

This week we go under cover and infiltrate the filmography of Bond in our review of No Time to Die. Then we make love to our mics and get abstract in our review of Titane. We also discuss Annihilation, Scare Me, Raw, Super Dark Times, and They Look Like People. All while drinking Punkin Ale. A pumpkin/ yam beer by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery out of Milton, Delaware.  Intro and Beer Selection 0:00-18:29 No Time to Die Review 18:29-50:19 Titane Review 50:19-1:43:05 What Else We've Been Watching 1:43:05-2:24:40 Cum or Dumb 2:24:40-2:33:29 Outro 2:33:29-2:35:49 Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/SudsAndCinema/ Follow us on iTunes! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1494990925 Follow us on Spotify! open.spotify.com/show/3Ludeu2hrTDuBfSGc9y7tO Follow us on PodBean! sudsandcinema.podbean.com Follow us on Instagram! www.instagram.com/sudsandcinemapodcast/ Find our Premium Episodes Here! https://sudsandcinema.bandcamp.com/ Send your questions and comments to sudsandcinemapodcast@gmail.com Logo and Artwork by @djmikeholiday

Lacy Lou and Dan Chase are joined by some the amazingly talented crew of When I Consume You: Libby Ewing,  Evan Dumouchel, MacLeod Andrews, and Perry Blackshear! They provide an in-depth behind the scenes conversation about their latest film during the first half of the episodes and then they do get into some spoilers in the second half of the episode. When I Consume You, is a beautiful and tragic story and one that both Dan and I highly recommend you check out! For all the latest information on the film and it's release date please check out https://www.wheniconsumeyou.com. All 4 of these awesome people are so kind and hardworking - Please be sure to check out They Look Like People and Siren as well! We hope you enjoy the show!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lacy-williams1/support

For our Mental Health Awareness series, Ghouls discuss the Psychological bromance film, They Look Like People. Gabe talks about the horrors in phenomenal sound design and what it means to be a good friend. Kat shares the real experiences of someone who suffered from psychosis and how they got through it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ghouls-next-door/support

You are a podcast. You are a hundred miles high. Pour yourself a glass of Peach Schnapps and dominate as we conclude our series on schizophrenia with Perry Blackshear’s psychological horror film, They Look Like People. Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Music notes: "Infinite Perspective" by Kevin MacLeod "Long Note Three" by Kevin MacLeod "Emotion Picture" by Bill Ironfield Logo artwork by Jess Snively

The gang gets sad up in here as they review A Ghost Story (2017) written and Directed by David Lowery. Starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara. A sorrowful story of death and the afterlife, told through the lens of the deceased "C" that came back as a cartoonish ghost under a long white sheet and black eye holes. Watching his would-be life pass by only able to watch and exist. Were tears shed? Were lives changed? Or did the gang think it was just too pretentious? Watch on Netflix, and follow along with our deep dive breakdown. In news, The Devil all the Time, Robert Pattinson, bad accents, table reads, Sean Penn, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Morgan Freeman, Julia Roberts, Matthew McConaughey, Shia LeBouf, Brad Pitt, Jimmy Kimmel, Henry Golding, Jon Legend, Ray Liotta, Dane Cook, Spicoli, Jennifer Anniston, Bradifer Pittiston, Collider, Hans Zimmer, Mission Impossible 2, Toys, Robin Williams, Joan Cusack, True Romance, Cool Runnings, Muppet Treasure Island, The Ring, The Holiday, Jack Black, Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, Chappie, Die Antwoord, video game movies, Goldeneye, Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, Daniel Craig, 007, James Bond, Pong, Dream Daddy, Detroit Become Human, Netflix, iRobot, They Look Like People, Hatoful Boyfriend, Bruce Purkey, Silent Hill, Kevin Lusby, Half Life, Valve, Half Life 3, Portal, Cube, Jumper, Annakin Skywalker, Haden Christiansen, Nightcrawler, Samuel L. Jackson, Morgan Freeman, Contra, Metroid, Galaga, Centipede, Asteroids, Tron, The Batman, Robert Pattinson. R Patty, Akira in IMAX, Bourne Identity, Batman Begins, Casino Royale, Galaxy Quest, 1917, Interstellar, Tenet, Dunkirk, Drive, Neon Demon, Only God Forgives, Arrival, Grand Budapest Hotel, Children of Men, Tree of Life, Inception, The Prestige, James Bond: Skyfall, The Lobster, The Favourite, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Michael St. Michaels, The Fifth Element, Clueless, Jane Austin, Emma, Men are from Mars Women are from Venus, Glass, Split, The Witch, The VVitch, Amy Heckerling, The Uglee Truth Podcast, Jamie Miner, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgard, Mia Wasakowska, The Place Beyond the Pines, Marvel, MCU, Sebastian Stan, Spider Man, Winter Soldier, Big Fish, Ewan McGregor, Billy Crudup, The Devil's Candy, Hostel, Anna Farris, John Krasinksi, Danny Masterson, Josh Gad, Chris Farley, Little Monsters, Chris Hemsworth, Liam Hemsworth, Adam Devine, Tenacious D, Samara Weaving, Judah Lewis, McG, Terminator Salvation, Suicide Squad, Tim Miller, Deadpool, David Ayer, The Tax Collector, Harsh Times, Robert DeNiro, Nick Nolte, Juliette Lewis, Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Atticus Finch, To Kill a Mockingbird, Martin Scorsese, Joker, Email us at MCFCpodcast@gmail.com Joseph Navarro Pete Abeyta and Tyler Noe Streaming Picks:The Devil all the Time - NetflixThe Loved Ones - Amazon Prime, Pluto TVSmiley Face - Amazon PrimeThe Babysitter: Killer Queen - NetflixBirds of Prey - HBO MaxCape Fear - Direct TV

In celebration of the 11th Season of SCREAMQUEENZ: The Podcast where Horror Gets Gay, everything old is new again... I'm resurrecting THE CRAPSHOOT; the segment of the show where I dive headfirst into that vast sea of Direct-To-Video horror movie releases in search of that elusive Diamond in the ****Pile! And to add to the craziness, I'm making it a DOUBLE CRAPSHOOT! First up is 1BR (2020) written & directed by DAVID MARMOUR: Sarah (NICOLE BRYDON BROOM) is a young woman who moves to Los Angeles and a manages to find a sweet new apartment and a whole heap of deadly trouble 1BR was recommended by TRAE DEAN, and if THE CRAPSHOOT is back....so is THE FIRING SQUAD! (Good luck, Trae....Nice knowing you!) Next up is THE SIREN (2019): In this dark fairy tale, three lost souls have an encounter on the banks of an idyllic lake: an innocent mute, a man consumed with loss, and a monster doomed to drown everyone she meets. THE SIREN was directed by PERRY BLACKSHEER ("They Look Like People") and stars MARGARET YING DRAKE, MACLOUD ANDREWS and EVAN DUMACHEL. ***** Pick up this episode's Featured Product, the "Bitch Please!" mug and all your ScreamQueenz merchandise at bit.ly/merchsq (https://bit.ly/merchsq) ***** Register to VOTE at https://vote.gov/ (https://vote.gov/) ***** CAPTIVATE.FM is the World's Only Growth-Oriented Podcast Host. Get a 7-Day Free Trial at http://bit.ly/captivatesq (http://bit.ly/captivatesq) ***** SQUADCAST.FM provides Remote Recordings for Professional Podcasters. try it out for free at bit.ly/squadqueenz (https://bit.ly/squadqueenz) ***** Subscribe to ScreamQueenz: The Podcast Where Horror Gets Gay at bit.ly/sqplink (https://bit.ly/sqplink)

We have talked about Mike Flanagan’s films (Haunting of Hill House, Doctor Sleep, Gerald's Game, Oculus) a lot over the years, so when he puts out a list of movies he’s been watching during the lockdown, we take notice.. and we totally steal it and do a whole episode about it. We go down the list and discuss our own opinions about these films, and guess what? Flanagan is right, these are some seriously good movies. Not all of them are mainstream or well-known and in fact many of them are low-budget, under-the-radar independent movies - the kind you should be spending your money on. Right? We want more of those, don’t we. Yes, we do. Here’s a great list - and we love lists, don’t we? Yes we do. We can almost guarantee that there’s a few here you’ve never even heard of.SPOILER WARNING: This episode contains LIGHT SPOILERS which means important story details will be revealed. We always advise listeners to: Watch First Listen Later.Music composed and performed by Burk Sauls.Join Cinemondo and over a hundred thousand podcasters already using Buzzsprout to get their message out to the world. Sign up here to get your podcast started!We're also on Patreon! Help support the show and get some cool swag.Become a Patron on PatreonCinemondo Podcast is a weekly show that's released every Monday. If you’d like to support our show, please subscribe to our podcast free in iTunes, and leave us a review! We want to hear from you so write in with more recommendations and comments. Email us: CinemondoPodcast@gmail.com Connect with us: CinemondoPodcast.com twitter.com/CinemondoPod facebook.com/CinemondoPodcast instagram.com/CinemondoPodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/CinemondoPodcast)

Mental Illness... Toxic Masculinity... Platonic Bonding... They Look Like People takes tropes we've come to know and expect from horror films and flips them on their heads allowing us to fully explore these terrors in a new way. Chris Vander Kaay joins us as we break down the social commentary in this film.

Mark has a conversation with Kerrie Flanagan and Chuck Harrelson who are collaborating yet again under the author name C.G. Harris, and their mutual collaboration with audiobook narrator MacLeod Andrews. They discuss the book The Nine, which is the first book in The Judas Files series, which is narrated by MacLeod, a multi-award-winning narrator. Prior to the conversation, Mark shares a few personal updates, which include: Heading to Colorado to attend Superstars Writing Seminars as a guest instructor the first week of February A forthcoming two hour keynote he has been booked into for the spring A virtual talk he'll be doing at one conference in Alberta while he is attending another conference in Colorado Mark then shares a word from this episode's sponsor, Findaway Voices... You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In the interview, Mark, Kerrie, Chuck and MacLeod talk about: The origin of Kerrie and Chuck starting to write together, originally for a romantic comedy series of three books under the name C.K. Wiles Where the name C.G. Harris came from (as well as Mark's continued mispronunciation of C.G. Harris as "C.J. Harris" and his feeble excuse that that's the way Canadians pronounce it) MacLeod's background as an actor and how he got involved in recording audiobooks, which he had never thought of as a possible career path The 12 books that MacLeod had done with Brilliance audio and how that turned into a full time profession, allowing him to leave cater waitering The decision to do this collaboration with Findaway Voices, and how this project was the first one MacLeod had done in a more independent fashion The full service studio in Los Angeles that MacLeod used to record THE NINE How this series was something that Kerrie and Chuck wanted to be similar to or appeal to fans of Jim Butcher's "The Dresden Files" The decision to reach out to MacLeod to see if he would be interested in narrating THE NINE How the collaboration between writers and narrator began and progressed, and the way that Kerrie and Chuck enjoyed the playful experimentation that MacLeod did on this project and also fully trusted him How the Voices Share royalty splitting option worked for them via Findaway Voices What THE NINE is all about and the plans for the 12 books in The Judas Files series The way that comedy plays a role in a dark novel such as this one The desire to do a simultaneous release of the print, eBook and audiobook for Book 2 in the series in August 2020 The plans for the next two books in the series coming relatively quickly after that (November and December) After the conversation, Mark talks about how Chuck was a fan of MacLeod's previous audiobooks and had the idea to ask if he would be interested in working with them. He reflects on the importance of asking. Links of Interest: C.G. Harris (Website) Kerrie Flanagan (Website) MacLeod Andrews (Website) MacLeod on Twitter Episode 115 - Embracing the Indie Author Mindset with Adam Croft Adam Croft's Online Mini Courses (Affiliate Link) (Be sure to use "STARK" coupon code to save 50%) Superstars Writing Seminars Liberty State Fiction Writers Conference Wordbridge Conference Findaway Voices Patreon for Stark Reflections   C.G. Harris is an award winning science-fiction and fantasy author from Colorado who draws inspiration from favorites, Jim Butcher, Richard Kadrey and Brandon Sanderson. For nearly a decade, Harris has escaped the humdrum of the real world by creating fictional characters and made-up realities. When not writing, Harris enjoys sipping scotch while watching the twisted humor of Drunk History. Seeing our past through the bottom of a whisky glass is more entertaining than reading a dusty textbook. C.G. Harris is the pen name and combined persona created by authors, Chuck Harrelson and Kerrie Flanagan. Together they have published, The Judas Files, a gritty urban fantasy series and The Rax, an apocalyptic science fiction series. MacLeod Andrews is a multiple Audie, Earphone, and SOVAS award winning audiobook narrator, as well as an award winning film actor and producer. He's perhaps most recognized in audio for narrating the Sandman Slim series by Richard Kadrey and The Reckoners series by Brandon Sanderson. His films They Look Like People and The Siren have played festivals all around the world and are available for streaming on major platforms domestically and abroad. He has a cat named Luna, a well known affinity for chocolate chip cookies, and rations his social media fix to twitter. Chuck Harrelson spent almost thirty years as a fire fighter, mostly for Space Command in the Department of defense. He has amassed a wealth of knowledge over the years as he not only excelled in his job but also spent his off time honing his craft as a successful science fiction and fantasy author. He is now retired and writes full time, publishing his novels with writing partner Kerrie Flanagan. Chuck resides in Denver Colorado and is an active member of both the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers and the Northern Colorado Writers Group. His past manuscripts won the 2014 Top of The Mountain Book Award competition, the Ballot Press Competition and one was a finalist at the 2016 San Diego Writers Conference. Kerrie Flanagan is an author, writing consultant, presenter, and freelance writer with over 20 years' experience in the publishing industry. She's the author of, The Writer's Digest Guide to Magazine Article Writing and creator of the Magazine Writing Blueprint. In addition, she has published twelve other books, including three series' with her co-author Chuck Harrelson, under the pen names, C.K. Wiles and C.G. Harris. Their book, Showtime Rendezvous, was a finalist in The Beverly contest and also received an Honorable Mention for the Writer's Digest self-published books awards. Her articles and essays have appeared in publications and anthologies including Writer's Digest, Alaska Magazine, The Writer, FamilyFun, and six Chicken Soup for the Soul books. Over the years, she has worked with hundreds of authors through classes and individual consultations. Her background in teaching, and enjoyment of helping writers has led her to present at writing conferences across the country and teach continuing studies classes through Stanford University. Now as a member of the Writing Day Workshop team, I help coordinate one-day writing conference throughout the country. www.KerrieFlanagan.com.   The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

It's been forever but we are back with Jordan Gerdes from frightfeatures.com to talk about our favorite horror movies of the decade. Below are our lists and below that will be movies mentioned. Year Jordan Kaleb Jorge 2010 I Saw The Devil Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil Rubber 2011 Cabin In The Woods Cabin In The Woods Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark 2012 Kill List Sinister The Collection 2013 Evil Dead Carrie The Conjuring 2014 As Above So Below The Babadook Tusk 2015 Devil's Candy The VVitch Human Centipede 3 2016 Autopsy Of Jane Doe The Void 31 2017 The Ritual It It, Get Out, mother! 2018 Revenge Suspiria Cam 2019 I Trapped The Devil Midsommar Eli Other movies we mentioned include; Doctor Sleep, Bliss, Head Hunter, They Look Like People, Haunt, Us, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Velvet Buzzsaw, Child's PLay, Pet Sematary, The Hole In The Ground, The House That jack Built, Prometheus, Chernobyl Diaries, Apostle, Goodnight, Mommy, Spring, It Follows, A Girl Who Walks Home Alone at Night, Creep, Life After Beth, 3 from Hell, The Girl With All The Gifts, Blair Witch (2016), The Boy, Hush, Train to Busan, Lights Out, The Wailing, Tragedy Girls, Alien Covenant, Mandy, A Quiet Place, Hereditary, Overlord and Halloween We recommend all of these movies! Thanks being patient with us and hope to have you around next time!

En el décimo episodio retomamos los 'doble programa' y empatamos a FASE 7 (2010) con PONTYPOOL (2009), THE VVITCH (2015) con THELMA (2017), RAW (2016) con EXCISION (2012), LORDS OF CHAOS (2018) con THE DEVIL'S CANDY (2015), ABSENTIA (2011) con LAKE MUNGO (2018), y ALICE SWEET ALICE (1976) con THE PRODIGY (2019). Le entramos duro y parejo a I CORPI PRESENTANO TRACCE DI VIOLENZA CARNALE (1973), THE PERFECT HOST (2010), THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE (2015), BRAID (2018), THE PERFECTION (2019), PET (2016), BODY PARTS (1991) y sobre el final (porque nos habíamos olvidado) US (2019). Sofía recomienda el juego para android FRIDAY THE 13TH: KILLER PUZZLE, y Matías el manga GYO de Juni Ito. La entrevista es con MAX TORRES, actor de la película chilena TRAUMA. Donde hablamos de su amor por el género, su preparación para la escena que interpretó y muchas cosas más. Si te gusta lo que hacemos y querés ayudarnos mirá las formas aquí: https://bit.ly/2GRaWM4 Instagram: @tierranegraterror Twitter: @tierranegrapod Mail: tierranegraterror@gmail.com Presentado por "Sarmiento Sangriento - Festival de Terror". Parte de la red de podcasts de Kermesse de Miércoles. Grabado y editado por Destek. Web: kdmradio.weebly.com/tierra-negra --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tierranegraterror/support

Every year, Matt and Alia come back from the Telluride Horror Show and there always seems to be one movie they absolutely rave about. Some movies, like 2018’s Aterrados, absolutely live up to the hype, while some like 2015’s They Look Like People do not. Here we are again. Another year has passed, another film […] More

Every year, Matt and Alia come back from the Telluride Horror Show and there always seems to be one movie they absolutely rave about. Some movies, like 2018’s Aterrados, absolutely live up to the hype, while some like 2015’s They Look Like People do not. Here we are again. Another year has passed, another film […] More

Continuing a streak of choosing films with statements for titles, They Look Like People! The podcast friends talk about that for half an hour! Then the ones they call Logan and Dylan talk about something else for half an hour while Matt plays with a cat in the background! [cat playing sounds detected; 85% certainty] Then they end the episode! Then they do the episode for twelve more minutes! [episode description automatically generated by the computer that listens to podcasts]

Welcome back to Elm Street, scaredy cats! Today we’re watching the sequel to Wes Craven’s classic nightmare- the bloody 1985 slasher: NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. 2: FREDDY’S REVENGE. Chris gets us started by talking about the 1956 sci-fi masterpiece FORBIDDEN PLANET, and Dave tells us about THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE by the ambitiously hard-working Perry Blackshear. Then we really get into the madness, and chat all about Robert Englund, 2000’s horror remakes, Platinum Dunes studio, dumb dads, attack birds, new dream logic, teenage parties, towel whippings, and of course a very special dancing scene. It’s a spooky-kooky good time on another great episode of the TEXCHRIS DAVESAW MASSACRE! Continue reading →

On this episode, I discuss the psychological thriller called "They Look Like People".

We reviewed the 2015 psychological thriller (or horror or psychological bromance) They Look Like People and then tried to pin point what genre it should be categorized as (and if that's even important.)

HOSTS: Kurt Brandon Sara Tremble is a unique horror movie podcast that explores the different sub-genres of horror to find the best that horror has to offer. On this episode, the crew dives into 2015s They Look Like People. You can send emails to us at mailbag@threeangrynerds.com. Do it, we love your emails. You can... Read More

Hello!   BTS: I recorded this on December 26th so Happy Boxing Day to me!   Episode #433 Segmented Thusly:   Movie Monologue = Thunderball, Life, They Look Like People and Baywatch.   Television Talk = Planet Earth II   Book Banter =  Striking the Balance (Worldwar #3) by Harry Turtledove   Game Gabbin' = Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality   Internet Intercourse = Double Movie Monologue = You Only Live Twice, Bright, Pottersville and The Darkness.

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Bryan and Sam are putting together makeshift weapons just in case the monsters really are coming in this review of They Look Like People.

Our movie talk for this week is They Look Like People which is streamable on Netflix. We also talk about Marvel getting more PC and how DC Comics sucks at doing trailers.

Greetings, and welcome back to Horror Business. We have one awesome episode in store for you guys. On this episode we’re discussing Jacob’s Ladder and They Look Like People, and we were lucky enough to be joined by Jon The LitCritGuy! First and foremost we want to give a shoutout to our sponsors over at Lehigh Valley Apparel Creations, the premiere screen-printing company of the Lehigh Valley. Chris Reject and his merry band of miscreants are ready to work with you to bring to life your vision of a t-shirt for your business, band, project, or whatever else it is you need represented by a shirt, sweater, pin, or coozy. Head on over to www.xlvacx.com to check them out. Thanks! We begin by talking about what horror related things we had done lately. Jon opens the conversation by talking about recently teaching Alien and Ex Machina to his classes and hosting screenings of those films. We briefly discuss the intellectualization of the horror genre and the nature of horror fandom in America. Liam talks about seeing Brawl On Cellblock 99, and Justin talks about seeing Phoenix Forgotten, The Open House and Before I Wake. There is a brief discussion on the Truth Or Dare trailer and Godzilla: Planet Of Monsters, and Liam mentions the trailer for the upcoming ‘Bigfoot behaving badly’ movie Primal Rage. Up first we talk about 1990’s Jacob’s Ladder. We begin by talking about our initial exposure to this film. Jon talks about specific scenes in the film that had an effect on him, especially the ‘gurney’ scene in the hospital. Justin talks about the impact it had on the aesthetics of horror films in the 1990s, especially the ‘headshake’ effect the film pioneered and that many films and music videos went on to use. Liam talks about seeing the film on late night basic cable as a kid. Jon talks about the impact the film had on the video game franchise Silent Hill, as well as the overall bleakness of the film. Tim Robbins’ performance is discussed, as are the numerous twists and turns the film takes. Some of the deleted scenes and the strength of having them removed are discussed, and the nature of the cinematography (quick flashes of something horrific as opposed to long looks at something horrific) is discussed. The existential nature of the film, in that it examines the horror and anxiety of every day life, is examined. Liam briefly talks about the weirdly optimistic ending. Jon compares the gurney scene in which Danny Aiello’s character rages against the hospital staff as another example of we, in every day life, cling to our every day life despite it being horrific. Some of the theological aspects of the film are examined, including those of Meister Eckhart who is quoted in the film. There is a discussion on whether or not Louie and Jezzie are separate entities from Jacob Singer i.e. the film is entirely psychological and NOT mystical in nature, with Justin arguing the former and Liam arguing the latter. The plotline of drugs being used on unknowing soldiers in Vietnam being somewhat unnecessary and weird is discussed. We talk about the legacy this movie has, in that it had a tremendous impact on a certain age group while remaining somewhat obscure to the younger generation.   A comparison to Wes Craven’s The Serpent And The Rainbow is made, in that both films are non-traditional and non-linear approaches to the genre. Jon talks about the nature of horror film ascribed to each decade and how this film kind of bucks that trend. We discuss the possibility of the finished product being somewhat different from the screenplay and that it was a result of “director vs. screenwriter”. Up next we talk about 2015’s They Look Like People. Jon opens up the discussion by approaching the film’s take on alienation from a Marxist perspective, as well as commenting on the intimate look of the film in that it is a very tightly shot film. Liam talks about the “smallness” of the film, in that it has a small budget and a small cast and turns that “smallne...

Egad, hope you’re ready for this hellacious edition of Nerds Without Pants: Halloween Havoc style! We are joined by Blake to talk about characters that spook us, movies that chill us, and podcast lengths that make us quake with fear. If you all get to the end of this, well…you’ll see.   00:00-05:03- Intro 05:19-1:43:48- STAGE SELECT: Top 3 Most Terrifying Video Game Characters 1:44:40-2:53:56- CONSUMPTION JUNCTION: The Evil Within 2, Capcom, Martyrs, Inside, Last Shift, The Void, Stranger Things: The Game, Lights Out, They Look Like People, It, Bravely Default, Metroid: Samus Returns, DinoGenics, SNES Mini hot takes 2:53:29-3:20:57- CHRONO CROSSING: 1987 3:21:11-3:27:08- Outro and outtakes NEXT EPISODE: STAGE SELECT: Patrick wants to know what video game characters you would eat, and what you think they taste like. CHRONO CROSSING: What is your favorite game of 1986? Be sure to double check those release dates. SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES FOR STAGE SELECT AND/OR CHRONO CROSSING BY 8:30 CENTRAL ON NOV. 2! FEATURED MUSIC: The Pretty Reckless- Make Me Wanna Die Silent Hill 3- Lost Carol Stranger Things game outside theme Whatsacow- Prepare to Die

Egad, hope you’re ready for this hellacious edition of Nerds Without Pants: Halloween Havoc style! We are joined by Blake to talk about characters that spook us, movies that chill us, and podcast lengths that make us quake with fear. If you all get to the end of this, well…you’ll see.   00:00-05:03- Intro 05:19-1:43:48- STAGE SELECT: Top 3 Most Terrifying Video Game Characters 1:44:40-2:53:56- CONSUMPTION JUNCTION: The Evil Within 2, Capcom, Martyrs, Inside, Last Shift, The Void, Stranger Things: The Game, Lights Out, They Look Like People, It, Bravely Default, Metroid: Samus Returns, DinoGenics, SNES Mini hot takes 2:53:29-3:20:57- CHRONO CROSSING: 1987 3:21:11-3:27:08- Outro and outtakes NEXT EPISODE: STAGE SELECT: Patrick wants to know what video game characters you would eat, and what you think they taste like. CHRONO CROSSING: What is your favorite game of 1986? Be sure to double check those release dates. SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES FOR STAGE SELECT AND/OR CHRONO CROSSING BY 8:30 CENTRAL ON NOV. 2! FEATURED MUSIC: The Pretty Reckless- Make Me Wanna Die Silent Hill 3- Lost Carol Stranger Things game outside theme Whatsacow- Prepare to Die

Jason is joined again by Ben, who brought David Dunwoody with him. The three talk more about Tales From The Lake Vol. 4 by Crystal Lake Publishing and David's works. Jason and Michael also discuss the 2015 movie They Look Like People, where Michael shows us what it's like to be schizophrenic. Another giant episode, so grab those beverages and prepare! Catch David Dunwoody online:   https://sites.google.com/site/thacf13/ Crystal Lake Publishing: http://www.crystallakepub.com/ Ben Eads: http://beneadsfiction.com/ Music Heard: Sanctuary by Elder

This episode begins with epic tales of Dave's film school smoking habits, which were quite epic. Then it's on to the main event, where Kris tells of his recent Netflix adventures with BIG MOUTH (5:45), the new animated show featuring Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Jessi Klein, and a host of guest stars. It cuts deep with the preadolescent awkwardness, but it's worth your time. Next up is THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE (11:35), an atmospheric, psychological horror film about two friends: one who is having a slow psychotic break where he can't trust anything he sees or hears, and the other whose entire existence is a facade erected to protect his insecurity. It's great, and Kris convinces Dave and Evan to see it right away. Last up is ONLY THE BRAVE (32:37) a true-ish story about the Granite Mountain Hotshots, whose heroism deserves a much more thoughtful, intelligent, and coherent movie than the one they got.

Nolan is joined by Kat Adams, Philip Yount, and Thomas Foster to discuss Drew Goddard's THE CABIN IN THE WOODS (2012) and Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead's RESOLUTION (2012). Thomas shares his personal horror movie recommendation and everyone discusses what new horror they've been keeping up with before the group takes a weekend trip to the woods with this double feature about derelict cabins that demand more than the usual upkeep. Other movies discussed: BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974), COHERENCE (2013), THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE (2015), THE SILENCED (2015), THE WAILING (2016), TRAIN TO BUSAN (2016), RAW (2016), FLATLINERS (2017), THE MUMMY (2017). As will always be the case with this show, be aware that our discussion contains spoilers. If you want to watch the movies before listening to the show, THE CABIN IN THE WOODS is available to rent via VOD and RESOLUTION is available to stream on Shudder.

This week we are joined by Chris Heflin from Article Asylum to talk about the 2002 Robin Williams drama, What Dreams May Come.   Recent Films: Chris, Blade Runner 2049 2:36, James, Godzilla Franchise 3:20, Source Code 3:58, They Look Like People 5:40, Blade Runner 8:10 Gabriel, Blade Runner 10:55, Blade Runner 2049 12:42, Kingsman 1 and 2 16:05   Main Review 22:46   Article Asylum https://articleasylum.wordpress.com/ Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/underratedpodcast/?fref=ts Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/Underrated_Pod Visit our Website for past episodes https://underratedpodcast.com/   Gabriel’s YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyoYniiiGukWYP6So6k4llA Letterboxd Profiles James,  https://letterboxd.com/jlhamri/ Gabriel, https://letterboxd.com/gabrielgreen/

Movies discussed: Citadel, They Look Like People, Strange Behavior (aka Dead Kids), Rabbit 105 (short) This week we watched Citadel, They Look Like People, and Strange Behavior aka Dead Kids. Normally I’d say something about them here, but I’m too tired. My bad. Next weeks assignments: 10 Cloverfield Lane The Nightmare Dead Girl Sloven Watch along with us if you like and we’ll see you next week. The post Episode 202 – Participation Medal Batman appeared first on Horror Show Hot Dog.

Who says they don’t make good horror movies anymore?  I think we’re in a good time for creative, creepy horror movies, you just need to know where to look (hint: it's usually not from the major studios).   I made a list of movies released within the last four years that I liked, and there were too many to put into one episode!  So, this is Part Two of good, recent horror that is worth watching.  These movies get the “H4H Seal of Approval.”  I’d love to hear your thoughts. To hear Part One: follow this link: http://bit.ly/2qsVMmE Thanks for listening. Join the Hellbent for Horror Horde on Patreon! Click here: http://bit.ly/2i3VLoe   If you like the show, please consider writing a review on iTunes or Google Play.  It really helps.      You can now subscribe to the Hellbent for Horror podcast now available on iTunes, Google Play, PlayerFM, and Stitcher.   You can keep up with Hellbent for Horror on iTunes @iTunesPodcasts     iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hellbent-for-horror/id1090978706 Google Play link:https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ibsk2i4bbprrplyvs37c6aqv2ny Stitcher link: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hellbent-for-horror?refid=stpr   For you, the listeners of Hellbent for Horror, Audible is offering a free audiobook download with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. To download your free audiobook today, go to: http://www.audibletrial.com/HellbentForHorror #horror #horrormovies #hellbentforhorror Movies Discussed: The Witch (2015) The Neon Demon (2016) Starry Eyes (2014) Proxy (2013) Train to Busan (2016) The Girl with All the Gifts (2016) Here Comes the Devil (2013) Cub (2015) The Monster (2016) I Am Not a Serial Killer (2016) The Canal (2014) In Fear (2013) Pod (2015) They Look Like People (2016) The Veil (2016) Ritual (2013) Under the Skin (2014) The Eyes of My Mother (2016) Beyond the Gates (2016) A Dark Song (2017)

Så er drengene tilbage med en kulsort satire fra Spanien, THE EXECUTIONER fra 1963. I denne lille glemte perle, instrueret af Luis Garcia Berlanga, følger vi en unge bedemand, som pludseligt og ganske ufrivilligt bliver bøddel for staten. Men har han hvad det kræver? En let og stærkt underholdende film om et dystert emne, som da også overrasker drengene i denne episode! Derudover byder vi også på en marathon omgang "set siden sidst", der kun kan beskrives som en tsunami af film titler! Film også nævnt i denne episode: CRIMINAL, THE VOID, THE ASSIGNMENT, THE FINAL GIRLS, KONG: SKULL ISLAND, GOLD, BLEED FOR THIS, SANDY WEXLER, SAN ANDREAS, SMALL CRIMES, GHOST IN THE SHELL, MINDHORN, THE INVITATION, THE CONJURING 2, BOUND TO VENGEANCE, PREVENGE, INSIDIOUS 3, BROADCHURCH s3, I AM YOUR FATHER, ZODIAC, HACKSAW RIDGE, HALLOW POINT, SLEEP THIGHT, MERCY, INFERNO, THERE WAS A LITTLE GIRL (aka MADHOUSE), ALWAYS SHINE, PET, OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY, MASTERMINDS, HERE ALONE, FROM A HOUSE ON WILLOW STREET, DARLING, SAM WAS HERE, SOUTH BOUND, SPLIT, DON'T HANG UP, THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE, A HORRIBLE WAY TO DIE, DON'T KNOCK TWICE...og mange flere!!

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs catch the paranoia with the (possibly) apocalyptic indie They Look Like People. We talk beautiful bromances, the chilling power of the uncanny when paired with stellar sound design, accurate and nuanced depictions of mental illness in film, and the scariest damn paper bag in cinematic... Read More The post Stream Queens Horror Podcast Episode 15: They Look Like People appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

In this episode of the Stream Queens, Rachel and Marrs catch the paranoia with the (possibly) apocalyptic indie They Look Like People. We talk beautiful bromances, the chilling power of the uncanny when paired with stellar sound design, accurate and nuanced depictions of mental illness in film, and the scariest damn paper bag in cinematic... Read More The post Stream Queens Horror Podcast Episode 15: They Look Like People appeared first on The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast.

Tracy muses about why she became a horror fan after her first movie experience with Invasion of the Body Snatchers (‘78) as a young kid in the 80’s and then reminds Minki of all the scenes he forgot about from this week’s movie — a psychological thriller/buddy film about one guy’s journey through paranoia over an impending demonic invasion and his best friend’s quest for happiness. Loyalty and reality is questioned in the movie and whether this is a good movie or not is questioned in this episode. Special intro VO by Jeff Mathews.

Hey guys, here’s the second part of the Best of Horror 2016 podcast. We discuss 10 Cloverfield Lane, They Look Like People, The Shallows, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Ouija: Origin of Evil, The Neon Demon, Green Room, I am Not a Serial Killer, The Love Witch, I am the Pretty Thing That Lives in… Read More »Deliberations of Doom: Episode 4: Best of Horror 2016 Pt 2

One podcast, three hosts, and 93 horror films watched over 31 days that each host had never seen before. That's a lot of movies to talk about, get comfy cause this one is going to get weird. Trish's horror movie marathon: The Boy (2016), Hatchet 2, House of the Devil, The Gate, The Entity, Lake Mungo, Hausu, The Host, Darkness, Dead End, The Devil's Pass, Dead Silence, The Changeling, Stage Fright, Holidays, Monsters, The Children (2008), Southbound, Cure (1997), Dark Angel: The Ascent, Creep, The Orphanage, The Nest, Krampus, Insidious 2, Housebound, The Ouija Experiment, The Forest, Cockneys Vs. Zombies, Magic (1978), and Lights Out. Sam's horror movie marathon: Halloween (2007), Avenged (aka. Savaged), Knock, Knock, Neon Demons, Lights Out, Conjuring 2, Howl, Invoked, Bloodsucking Bastards, Annabelle, Bone Tomahawk, Crimson Peak, The Mummy (1932), Suspiria, They Look Like People, The Sentinel, Freaks of Nature, Audition, The Gallows, Hack!, 13 Cameras, The Last Shift, Stage Fright, Cassadaga, Stage Fright, Wrong Turn 2, Enter Nowhere, Martyrs (2008), Lemon Tree Passage, and We Are Still Here. Jason horror movie marathon: Halloween 2 (1981), The Houses October Built (2014), Tusk, Avenged (aka. Savaged), 10 Cloverfield Lane, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, 31 (2016), Lights Out, The Conjuring 2, Triangle, Lost After Dark, Motivational Growth, Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, Phantasm: Ravager, Retro Puppet Master, The Purge, Cassadaga, Don't Breathe, Stage Fright, Halloween 5, Late Night Double Feature, The Final Girls (2015), The Witch (2015), The Editor, Turbo Kid, Ouija, Maggie, The Purge: Anarchy, The Purge: Election Year, Hush, and Tales of Halloween (2015).   Like the show? Then tell your friends about it and how to find us. Invasion of the Remake is available on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, Tune In Radio, Player FM, Audioboom, Libsyn, YouTube and all the best podcast providers. Leave a 5-star review and a review while you are there, it really helps our the show and helps others find it. Rate, review and subscribe! You can leave feedback at: Twitter: @InvasionRemake Facebook: Invasion of the Remake E-mail: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com #AllTheHorror  

Tod and Cullen are fresh from this year's Virginia Film Festival and ready to give you the lowdown on every film they watched. Part 1 includes the following films:I Saw the Light (Abraham, 2015)They Look Like People (Blackshear, 2015)Projections of America (Miller, 2015)Buskin' Blues (Derham, 2015)H8RZ (Borte, 2015)Black Panthers: The Vanguard of the Revolution (Nelson, 2015)Krisha (Shults, 2015)Lucifer (Van Den Berghe, 2014)Eight more films in Part 2, coming soon!Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review!https://archive.org/download/ArtsCrassEp.13AVFF2015SpecialPt.1/Arts&Crass%20Ep.%2013A%20-%20VFF%202015%20Special%20Pt.%201.mp3

This week on the podcast, Adam and Kevin review the top four films featured in the Spring 2016 edition of The Fandependent Film Festival with The Circus Animals, The Burden of My Company, Some Guy Who Kills People, and Two Fingers, The Windy City Wonder. Other films discussed include They Look Like People, Breaking a Monster, Man vs. Snake, The Fundamentals of Caring, and Hunt For The Wilderpeople. 00:00:50 - Movie news 00:11:40 - The Circus Animals review 00:24:47 - The Burden of My Company review 00:36:58 - Some Guy Who Kills People review 00:45:38 - Two Fingers, The Windy City Wonder review 01:08:13 - Watch list 01:20:42 - Movie predictions, new on VOD, Blu-ray releases Please consider supporting Film Pulse by contributing to our Patreon page at: patreon.com/filmpulse web: filmpulse.net twitter: twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: facebook.com/filmpulse

Hey guys, Dennis Rooney here. Thank you for checking out Netflix Book Club, where every once in a red mariner's moon I get to watch a movie OF MY OWN CHOOSING. AND IT'S THIS WEEK BABY. EPISODE 67 AS CHOSEN BY ME IS they look like people (They Look Like People). Stand up comics and good friends Dan Barry and John Ziegler weigh in on this strange first effort from writer/director Perry Blackshear. How to describe this film? "The Thriller bordering on Horror equivalent to Primer" is a thought I just had that I feel is very accurate towards describing this film. It's low budget, you've never seen any of these actors in anything else. And it's good (OK that's up for discussion, listen to the podcast). It's the cool little movie you've never heard of and never would have seen if not for this service/app that you pay, what, nine bucks a month for? Give this film a shot at least. They don't make a lot of movies like this. And please support this podcast! Share, like the Facebook page, subscribe on the ol' iTunes.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. Netflix has joined the fray. Already, they are producing and buying quality television series. Now the company is picking up films as exclusives from the festival circuit to show on their channel. One of those is the recently released psychological horror film, They Look Like People. Written and directed by newcomer Perry Blackshear, the film stars mainly a three person cast of MacLeod Andrews, Evan Dumouchel, and Margaret Ying Drake. Wyatt (played by Andrews) drifts into the big city meeting up with his childhood and longtime friend, Christian (played by Dumouchel). Christian immediately invites Wyatt to stay with him as long as possible, essentially becoming roommates. Unknown to Christian, Wyatt has been contacted by some alien or spiritual force warning him of an upcoming apocalypse. He's told something may be bodysnatching people where these imposters are may just be the first step to the ultimate invasion. In many respects They Look Like People has various traits to such "buddy" horror films as Resolution with a taste of more recent movies like 10 Cloverfield Lane and The Witch, where the audience is always on their toes wondering if Wyatt may be nothing more than an "unreliable narrator". Dark Discussions, informed by listener Chris Genro of the wonderful buzz around the film, decide to review and critique this independently released feature. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

We tend to do a lot of horror movies, huh? Well , here's another one. This is a very small labor of love edited, written, produced, and directed by ONE GUY! Tonight we bring you a truly hipster indie Netflix gem called They Look Like People. It is a slow burn of a film that makes you think rather than cringe. The suspense, however, is very intense. I really liked it. Give it a try and tell me what you think. Join us for Movie Show Theater! And thanks!

Dan and Eric talk about Muhammad Ali, Prince, Opioids, big pharma, gorillas, anger, language, Samsung, TVs, ads, Apple, iPhone 7, earbuds, WWDC, Dexter, They Look Like People

It's a bird! It's a plane! No, wait, it looks like it's people. Join Matt and Karson as they discuss the psychological thriller THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE!

Welcome To Leith v They Look Like People on the roulette, we prance along The Rabbit Trail to upcoming releases and more wanted remakes, and chat a bunch of documentaries, Independence Day, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Long Weekend, Angels & Demons, Bone Tomahawk, Ant-Man, Bite, Captain America 3: Civil War and much more!

The first Episode of One Week Only! The main topic is the US release of the 1991 Studio Ghibli film "Only Yesterday" by Isao Takahata. Big thanks to Gkids for finally distributing the film, and for letting us use the audio of the trailer in this podcast! We also discuss other independent & foreign films playing now in theatres, including "The Mermaid", "Embrace of the Serpent", "They Look Like People" and "Boy and the World". Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

Movie Meltdown - Episode 325 We are coming to you "live" from this year's Meltdown Macabre Halloween celebration! There the gang settles in to decorate pumpkins, drink fancy seasonal beverages and discuss creepy movies. Plus we sit down and talk with MacLeod Andrews, the star and co-producer of They Look Like People - an independent film about friendship... and nightmares. So come join the party... And as we cautiously anthropomorphize some inanimate objects, we also discuss... John Carpenter, Perry Blackshear, like an Ikea catalog times a thousand, peculiar melancholy, cannibal movies, we've gotta have a script at that point, The Serpent and the Rainbow, can we just look at those chairs a little while longer, Danny Trejo, Hollows Grove, mom's story checked out, Alex Karpovsky, how can I make this scene better... how can I make this movie better, subjective reality, Kathryn Bigelow, sleazy ghost hunters, rocks with little bits of personality, by accident it became one of the most personal films he's made to date, random teeth that had been on the ground for like six hundred years, Bill and Ted's Terrible Adventure, Halloween, there's never a bad place for throwing knives, playing cool sax, Goodnight Mommy, Margaret Ying, what if demons are real?, I missed that beat, Doug Henning, Tim Cappello, vegan Peeps, The Exorcist, the genius DNA is passed through the babysitter, you're not fully appreciating your t-shirt, The Hole Story, oops, I accidentally came upon... a gigantic mass grave, auteur vision, creepy magicians, those old carbon copy machines, Evan Dumouchel, you are seven jobs, gore porn, Rubberneck, for years I would just sit in my bed being like... what if something takes over my body, held together by surface tension, hey it's The Fonz, Red Flag, psycho bromance, Near Dark, going over the microfiche, little candy families and I think it'll just turn into a gourd. "A heart-felt indie drama wrapped in a psychological thriller shell... with horrific elements." Thanks to Gallery K, go support them: https://www.facebook.com/hotartfreshcoffee For more on They Look Like People: http://www.theylooklikepeople.com/ For more on the Louisville Film Society: http://www.louisvillefilmsociety.org/

This week on BEHIND THE LENS, we welcome Carol Nguyen, an LAFF Future Filmmaker and "Special Mention" winner of the Ed Elias Future Filmmaker Award for Experimental or Animated Film at LAFF 2015 for her short film HOW DO YOU PRONOUNCE PHO? . Carol joins us live from her home in Canada to talk about PHO, filmmaking, festivals and her latest project, SILENT MOURNERS! At the halfway mark writer/director Alex R. Johnson joins us to talk about his narrative feature debut, the riveting slow burn thriller, TWO STEP. And then wrapping up the hour, we've got producers and the film's stars, Evan Dumochel & Macleod Andrews, talking THEY LOOK LIKE PEOPLE which debuted at Slamdance Film Festival and will be showing on August 9th as part of the Arclight Slamdance Cinema Club for August. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com