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Movie Mindset 13 - You’re All FREAKS!!!: Disease, Death and Vincent Price feat. Theda Hammel (Patreon)

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2023-10-11 11:00:04
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2025-08-12 21:26:17
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Will & Hesse are joined by Nymphowars’ Theda Hammel to discuss two horror films from 1964 starring the legend Vincent Price: Sidney Salkow’s “The Last Man on Earth” & Roger Corman’s “The Masque of the Red Death”. Both deal with the end of the world in their own way and highlight Price’s unique combination of campiness and dramatic heft for both comedic and horrifying effects.

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Hugh

ps. spoilers for the podcast in this film.

Hugh

Based on "I am Legend" with Slap Smith.

jdewd

Vincent Price flouncing around the ballroom in anguish as he’s surrounded by red-dead hands is an all-timer scene

Eon Gattignolo

thank you for mentioning vincent price's dramatic heft in the description. campy was his flavor but that motherfucker can act.

Michael S. Judge

You see, I was bitten by a vampire bat when I was in Panamá for some ssssexual tourism

Callie Bonds

Will, I know you have a lot to manage sometimes... but, please, let your co-hosts, and especially your guests, finish their thoughts!! This rocked, Theda was so fun, thanks y'all!<3 <3 <3

Michael S. Judge

MARAT/SADE is a great movie and Patrick Magee was an incredible actor

Valentino

"At 2pm in Italy every single person falls to the ground limp for an hour" I mean, this is basically true

Matt Boi

By no means am I a cinema sins type viewer but WHY is there still fresh garlic 3 years into the apocalypse? Figured he’d start a farm for that shit

Michelle

This episode is so much fun! Theda is a delightful guest, and Vincent Price is such an excellent focus.

Will Menaker

No, sorry, never going to do that.

Dustin Nelson

Did we do the Black and White or In-Color "Last Man On Earth (1964)? I'm not starting the episode till I see it to avoid spoils

TentInQuarantine0

Will, did you really not enjoy Midnight Mass? I appreciate a lot of what you pick, but calling that boring while touting a movie where Vincent Price narrates his shopping for an hour? Love you, do not understand you.

Char Kelly

Hesse’s voices in this has me rolling with laughter

K H

Sewwweeeeeee

K H

I hope to fucking god you are joking

K H

He literally sat in silence with points of dead air. Some episodes yea, but not this one.

Dustin Nelson

I was expecting a more serius discussion and to my surprise amazon prime had two versions. Bw is the assumed default for 99% of films like that but there's occasionally an exception. Sometimes colorized versions have different cuts too, so its a nonzero consideration.

safetyconesavior

Somethings are boring in an interesting way. Somethings are boring in a boring way. Simple as.

Callie Bonds

Will gets paid to talk out of turn. You should settle down; you're not Will.

Billiam

Richard Mattheson is such a kickass writer. He turned out genre defining work but never reached the notoriety of Poe, Lovecraft, Jackson, and King though he certainly earned it. One of the best to ever do it and modern horror owes him so much. Dead heat between Poe and Jackson for best American horror writer but without Mattheson the genre from the midcentury on wouldn’t be what it is. Necessary dude. If anyone hasn’t read him, you should. You *will* find something cool.

owen

I want to hear you guys review Caligula

Fingerless

damn Spielberg just like me fr

TentInQuarantine0

Let me be clear, I enjoyed both. Maybe it's me that's boring. Also, I had fully zero context when I sat down for MM, I didn't even know the essential premise that Will describes, so I was in for a RIDE. Did not seem boring at all.

Tristan Clark

I'm with Theda 100% and prefer the slightly spooky drive home with some light ghoul pushing to the anxiety attack I had watching Infinity Pool.

Joey Fazzoli

Watching masque of the red death gave me ptsd flashbacks of the Ambrosio scenes from playing Immortality

emalco

I am utterly charmed by Theda

Blank

I know your pain 🥺

Blank

I appreciate the standard chapo news coverage but also at the current fever pitch really appreciate this pause. Also hesse referencing “choke on it” reminded me of Matt referencing that in one of his most recent eps 🥺❤️‍🩹

K H

You're worried about spoilers to a movie that is like 80 years old. Spoilers are fake.

Andrew McClure

Great episode! If anyone wants more of Vincent Price camping it up in a series of fancy outfits I highly recommend Theater of Blood. Price plays a much maligned actor who takes revenge on his critics by killing them in Shakespeare themed death traps.

Adam Foster

Price had three wives and two children so I reckon he was a classic chaotic bisexual and probably would’ve married a few dudes in-between wives if he’d had the chance, reminds me of when I found out that Baz Lurhmann is married to a woman and has two children it makes no sense and yet…

Dustin Nelson

I had never heard of it at all before and I take forming my opinions on film seriously

Tim O'

I'd appreciate a new Patreon tier that's just Will and Hesse talking in their Vincent Price voices

Zach H.

Interesting story about Price was Dennis Hopper first meeting him at Martha’s Vineyard in the early’60’s and being impressed by the sizable Modern Art collection he had and apparently sparking Hopper’s interest in collecting

Dennis

when will busted that out 💀

Dennis

Was this the inspiration for desperate living?

Erik Weissengruber

He started out in mainstream movies like the film noir “Laura” and the Western “The Baron of Arizona”

Tim Holland

Just occurred to me that Hal Hartley would be a great ep for a future movie mindset (non horror albeit)

William

So, the last man on earth is just staying positive in the apocalypse with worse production values

stop watcherman

Can we get Cameron on one of these please please

Kit Sedia

Hesse: “This movie is CRAZY!”

Shiv

All 3 of you give great Vincent, I’m living for it. My takeaway (besides more bright red blood) is probably Will’s observation, “they were having fun in the 60s”

Shiv

yes let us not rush to erase the chaotic bi due to different times!

Jason Matthews

Theatre of Blood, and of course Dr Phibes are wonderful late Vincent vehicles. They feel post-Targets, chastened, with decline as their primary subject. The London of Theatre is viscerally clammy, rain slicked, derelict and mouldy, almost in the vein of Ramsey Campbell.

philfinn

Jane Asher was also in The Stone Tape, written by Quatermass author Nigel Kneal, well worth a watch if you havent already seen it.

Eon Gattignolo

great episode. i love hessa and willA's vincent price so much. i went and subscribed to nymphowars strictly to have theda's laughter as a regular part of my life going forward

NoPrefect

My grandfather loved Vincent Price, thought he was "a hoot."

NoPrefect

Chaotic bi representation matters, thank you Vincent Price.

I am become reply guy

Poltergeist also has a somewhat sexual style mom who gets raped by a ghost in her underwear. Spielberg has to be a sicko right? Is his death going to be a Jimmy Savile situation where it turns out he had the temple of doom under his house?

Jimmy McMillan

Will has become my favorite movie reviewer. His enthusiasm for such a wide variety of movie genres is so infectious. Hesse is great in the podcast too but Will is the one who really makes me want to watch some of these movies

Jason Matthews

I feel like there's too much sublimation at work with Spielberg. The IRL sickos can only purge the bile by really doing it. Talentlessness kills.

I am become reply guy

Will has a very literary way of speaking that gives his retellings a real sense of narrative movement. His insights give the viewer a kind of syllabus to study the film on their own, but under guidance. It’s that style that makes the chapo reading series so good: you feeling like you’re picking on the author with him.

Chris Ryan

Amazing comment and also yes

Jon

Thanks for doing this run of episodes—it’s been a much needed and enjoyable diversion so far

dan

You guys should review the Soviet horror film Viy :)

T

As Matt has said, Temple of Doom is Spielberg's most personal film. 👁

T

My two favourite Vincent Price movies

Robby Gross

Theda is an absolute riot. What fun.

MB Szes

Never in a thousand years did I think I'd be wanting to rewatch Vincent Price movies, but goddamn movie mindset is real. Revive Sneak Previews w Will and Hesse!

Greasy_Jones

love this ep, i talk to my cats in vincent price voice all the time

Jackie Jump Jorp

Yet more reasons to love Vincent Price: his son V.B. Price was/is a much-beloved presence in the New Mexico journalism and letters scene, having written a column for Albuquerque's less-reactionary daily paper for decades, along with a lot of other writing. Seems like a truly great dude. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V._B._Price

Kevin C

Rip Roger Corman

justdave

My two favorite movies I think