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Filmmaker Tom Holland and Bret Easton Ellis discuss Hitchcock's Psycho as a formative encounter with screen spectacle, becoming an actor to launch a career behind the camera and watching Anthony Perkins wrestle with Norman Bates.   

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paul dakota

This was fantastic. Seriously. Love hearing older guests. It's important we hear their voices and stories.

Normaling

LEGEND. Psycho 2 has gotta be one of the greatest horror sequels

Seneca Garcia

“I’m still trying to get around to seeing Bill and Teds’Excellent Adventure” -pretty funny quip. Also, it still remains uncanny Bret’s reading habits 😅 - another fascinating Pure LA/Hollywood guest.

PETER GREER

Excellent épisode thank you 🙏🏻

richard owain roberts

am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.

Nick Not Nolte

was very curious how a podcast w/ bret and the actor tom holland would go lol.. excited for this regardless 🤣

grainpulp

Nice!!! Excited to listen.

OSOS

Hoping for a Bret review of Blonde and the controversy around it soon!

Thumperdinck

We want to hear about Blonde! My favorite film of the year so far. A legit masterpiece imho.

James__

That was utterly wonderful. The bit where he asked Bret if he’d read his book and Bret replied ‘of course’ was lovely. He was delighted by that.

Rebecca Luxton

Do you have a comment on the talking CGI fetus? Thought the rest of it was great, very faithful to the JCO source material.

Collin Myers

amazing interview. fright night was one of my favorite horror movies when i was a kid. have heard psycho 2 is actually a very good/underrated sequel. great stuff. great episode. and the best reaction to the eagles question lolol

Thumperdinck

Never read the book. But I thought the talking fetus was surreal, heartbreaking and beautiful.

Frania

Psycho 2 is quite good. Thanks for another fabulous episode Brett

Patrick

Halfway thru and loving every minute. 🙌

Thomas Edwards

Just delightful. Thank you for interacting so beautifully with, and recording the experiences and memories of, this generation.

Keagan Afonso

Bret the editor of All that jazz, as well as Network , Alan Heim would be a perfect guest I just heard him do an interview on a YouTube channel with like 5 views- I'm sure he is LA based and easy to book

bpvalentine

5 views! That just the kind of buzz the BEE podcast is looking for in new guests! : ). Kidding. That'd be a solid guest.

Keagan Afonso

Haha no the 5 views is more a remark to indicate that he is shouting to the void giving nobody his air time when he could be talking about editing for Sidney Lumet with the ultimate new Hollywood appreciater like Bret

Phoenix

Fun interview. I remember watching Fright Night on VHS when I was 6 or 7. The poster alone scared me. And even at that age I thought Chris Sarandon was🔥

Vin Bravo

Well done Bret. Pure class

Billy Schafer

I'm with Mr. Holland. I probably read more now than I ever have. We live in an era of "content" overload. Too much available to watch all at once. I've kind of tapped out of keeping up with what's new. If I do watch a series, it's something that ended at least two years ago, and I take my time with it. I don't binge watch it in week, instead I'll drag it out over a few months. Otherwise, I'm reading fiction and non-fiction or watching old movies.

Megan Abbott

Great interview--and would love to find that Rona Barrett clip!

Dave

Loved the Tom Holland interview - and the name dropping.

Alexander Quattlander

Great guest. A real old school dude that came off authentic and endearing.

Nick B

I’ve found myself enjoying PSYCHO 2 over the years. It’s not brilliant filmmaking but a shockingly honorable sequel to kick off the following sequels. Enjoyed this conversation very much!

R. M.

Love this. Tom Holland is excellent. PSYCHO II is underrated, love Meg Tilly in it. But Bret, It's "Wis-ter" not "Wur-chester" :)

Keith campbell

Did Tom really say he went to a movie high on poppers ?? Was that a thing in the 70s? For straight people ??

Brian Borough

Such a fun episode , one of the best this season

Shawn Kilroy

Delightful episode! Class Of 1984 is a killer movie too, starring a terrifying Tim Van Patten, featuring Roddy MacDowell!

grainpulp

Really good episode.