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333. Directorpiece Theatre: Drag Me To Hell and the Raimi Horror Sequence (Patreon)

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2020-11-02 14:01:01
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Adam and Abe discuss Sam Raimi’s Drag Me To Hell. Abe walks us through a few sequences and the tactics Raimi uses to spook us time and time again. Adam asks the very important question: what’s with all the mouth stuff? Abe doesn’t so much answer as continue to talk about cool tricks one could use to make their own Raimi homage.

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Adam Ganser: https://twitter.com/therealganz

Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty

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Tue HL

Adam, since you asked to be corrected: Gypsy is a slur for the Romani people, sort of in the same way as saying Indian instead of Native American is a slur - it's a term created by outsiders based on an incorrect assessment of a groups ethnic origins.

Jesse Jordan
>>47027768

Additionally, this is why the term “gypped” is also quite offensive to many Romani people. It’s a double whammy of using a slur while also eluding to a duplicitous nature.

Harry Moore

Pulp Fiction is absolutely a cult movie.

Harry Moore

Not liking a horror film cause the protagonist didn't deserve what happened to em? That's .... kinda why they're horror films. No one, usually, deserves what they get.

Harry Moore
>>47630852

Tho in many ways you could see it as a critique of the American sense of justice. That would be stretching a bit tho.

HPLoveshaft

Do you guys know the eating disorder/non supernatural descent into madness read of this film? I was aware of it on my first viewing, and it totally works.