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fairy tales
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Belladonna of Sadness
as TWIN PEAKS CINEMA #12 (podcast)
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An appropriate tie-in to my recent listener feedback episode of the Patreon podcast, which included a passage on the dark fairy tales theme...
April 2022 Patreon podcast LOST IN THE MOVIES #90 - Listener Feedback (
Twin Peaks
subjects include
Sleeping Beauty
connections, was
The Return
a passion project?,
Fire Walk With Me
's subversion of intent, ironic vs. sincere responses, Cooper's identity in flux & more +
Snow White
&
Sleeping Beauty
archive reading) + Twin Peaks Conversations podcast
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With this podcast - reading and sometimes responding to feedback I've received from my audience on Patreon, YouTube, and this site since...
November 2020 Patreon podcasts: LOST IN TWIN PEAKS #22 - Season 2 Episode 14 and LOST IN THE MOVIES #73 - Twin Peaks Cinema:
Belladonna of Sadness
(+ Twin Peaks Reflections: Norma, Vivian, Ernie, Red Diamond City Motel, Golf course, MT Wentz/
The Final Dossier
,
The Devil's Bride
& more)
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In a radical departure from the cheeky, if at times apocalyptic, fun of Back to the Future Part II last month, November's "Twin ...
Patreon update #6:
Inherent Vice
,
Monkey Business
&
High-Rise
(+ history of video essays,
Donkeyskin
/
Fire Walk With Me
& more) and preview of the TWIN PEAKS Character Series "Rules"
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Rounding up the last of the January Film in Focus topics, I didn't think this triple feature would have a thematic or aesthetic thro...
The Favorites -
Red Hot Riding Hood
(#30)
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The Favorites is a series briefly exploring films I love, to find out what makes them - and me - tick. Red Hot Riding Hood (1943/USA/d...
The Favorites -
Snow White
(#37)
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The Favorites is a series briefly exploring films I love, to find out what makes them - and me - tick. Snow White (1933/USA/ani....
Frozen
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We begin on Coronation Day, when many other fairy tales have ended. In the isolated kingdom of Arendelle everyone has their role to pl...
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The Dark Crystal
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The cinema, especially the fantasy cinema, dazzles us because of its reality. However artificial the construction - from in-camera trick...
The Secret of NIMH
and
The Last Unicorn
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What is it about 80s fantasies, particularly animated fantasies, that fascinates me well into 21st-century adulthood? There's an a...
It's a Twister!
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A short visual tribute to the tornado sequence in The Wizard of Oz (1939) (In honor of the film's high placement in the music...
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The Story of the Fox
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• The Story of the Fox (1937/France/directed by Wladyslaw and Irene Starewicz) stars the voices of Claude Dauphin, Romain Bouq...
Snow White Gets the St. James Infirmary Blues
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A Visual Tribute to Snow White (1933) This is my #2 (maybe #1) animated film of all time (see here for my other #1). Part 2 of...
Snow White
and
Sleeping Beauty
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For whatever reason, I’ve been re-watching a lot of Disney lately. It didn’t hurt that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was playing on...
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The Singer Not the Song
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A visual tribute to The Nightingale (1983)
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
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A visual tribute to The Company of Wolves (1984)
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The video introduction to Fairie Tale Theatre
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Eventually I'll return to this blog with a full-fledged piece; I have quite a few ideas brewing but they'll take a little while to p...
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Free-form Fairy Tales - A Tex Avery Trio
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If Three Little Pigs contains some elements of subversion, then Tex Avery is around-the-clock, nonstop subversion, without relief. First a...
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Three Little Pigs
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Blessed with one of the catchiest songs ever sung, Disney's Three Little Pigs asks, "Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?" ...
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