Time Destroys All Things
Welcome back to the show! For our season six premier, we are discussing Gaspar Noé’s film, Irreversible! Listen as we dissect this hyper realistic violent and emotional story of love, revenge, and sorrow. Enjoy!
IRREVERSIBLE DIVERSIONS
NOTE: Subjects Discussed are Violence and Assault. Vinny (SO/SP 7w8 793) and Luther: formerly known as "Moses" (SO/SP 5w6 513) explore Gaspar Noé's Irréversible's violent, immersive, and brutal themes and scenes and how it sparks as the transgressive decadent artwork that made people walk out and v…
Triple Feature: Irreversible/Baise Moi/Trouble Every Day
Irreversible, Baise-moi, and Trouble Every Day dives into the New French Extremity—films that reject comfort and weaponize the body. Gaspar Noé’s Irreversible (2002), starring Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel, uses reverse chronology, long takes, and disorienting camerawork to turn violence into …
22 - Vogue & Mod or Vapid & Mid (Part One) - Enter the Void (2009), The Neon Demon (2016)
Bright lights! Beautiful people! Big excitement! Maybe none of that at all! Decide for yourself if this week’s movies fit into the theme in part ONE of Aileen & Nicole’s TWO part series discussing and soaking in Technicolor Hyper-Sexual Goth ~Vibes~ or whatever some of these movies think they’re do…
Episode 15: Climax (Gaspar Noé) with Deep Cuts Horror Trivia
In this episode of GutPunch, Gabriel and Tom are joined by Ciara and Chris Wylie from Deep Cuts Horror Trivia to discuss their passion for horror movies, their community-building activities in Chicago and to analyze Gaspar Noé's provocative 2018 film Climax. We explore the film's themes of communit…
Split Your Head - Season 4 - Ep. 61 - Interview with Carrsan T. Morrissey (Bleeders)
This episode contains an interview with horror filmmaker Carrsan T. Morrissey. Based out of Iowa with her own unique approach, half-informed by Gaspar Noé, the other from classic cosmic horror a la Lovecraft. The melding of the old and the new are just one of many assets in Carrsan's artillery, as …
Beyond the Shock: Extreme Cinema, Reckless Ben and Why I Refuse to Stay Silent
Extreme cinema is more than graphic imagery, controversy and clickbait lists declaring which film is the most disturbing ever made. In this extended episode of The Disturbing Reel, Sensory Stowers explores the meaning, history and cultural importance of transgressive cinema, examining influential f…
Enter the Void
Supercali-voyeuristic-expialidocious September gets super horny as Alexis returns to the pod and Zack tragically astral projects into the heavens! His ghost watches Mick and Alexis discuss the latest and greatest of South Korean cinema with Na Hong-jin’s sci-fi action extravaganza Hope, as well as …
Guillermo Del Toro talks Pan's Labyrinth 20th anniversary, 3D conversion, The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, Blade 2, Pacific Rim, Hitchcock, Spielberg, Jaws, Artificial Intelligence
Episode 68 of "On Film...With Kevin McCarthy". A film podcast featuring longer form interviews with filmmakers discussing craft. Academy Award Winner Guillermo Del Toro joins the podcast to talk about the 20th anniversary of "Pan's Labyrinth", 3D conversion, Blade 2, Pacific Rim, Filmmaking, AI, Fa…
Episode 188: Irreversible (2002)
Revisiting Gaspar Noé’s Irréversible was far more confronting than I remembered, but beneath its horrific violence I found an extraordinary piece of filmmaking about time, revenge and the fragility of happiness. Deeply disturbing yet brilliantly constructed, it’s a film that left me thinking long a…
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