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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2018 · 1H 15M

Othersode #21: Swilda Tinton / Suspiria

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Join the #BookSquad — er, #BookCoven — for a not-so-scary look at the new "Suspiria," directed by Luca Guadagnino. We talk about what worked and what didn't work (but mostly what didn't work) in this re-imagining of the 1977 film. Is the dancing good? Why is Tilda Swinton playing so many characters? And most importantly, what would "Suspiria" sound like as a Rihanna song? We answer all this and more, plus we hear some listener feedback on "Castle Rock!" Read along with us for our next #bookpisode on Celeste Ng's "Little Fires Everywhere," which drops on December 3rd. 1:00 – What would you use as a front for your secret witch coven?3:38 – Spoiler warning and movie summary7:20 – Is there ANYTHING we enjoyed?15:28 – Susan’s issues with the filmmaking 20:58 – What even is going on in this movie and why was it hard to figure out?26:54 – Turning horror into ART - Variety review: https://variety.com/2018/film/reviews/suspiria-review-dakota-johnson-1202924220/37:12 – Is this movie feminist? Feminine?40:00 - The angry New Yorker piece—what is this movie even about?- New Yorker review: www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/review-luca-guadagninos-suspiria-is-the-cinematic-equivalent-of-a-designer-che-t-shirt/amp44:15 – Ratings 47:27 – A scheduled surprise 51:20 – Feedback time! 56:13 – "Castle Rock" feedback (spoiler alert!)1:06:57 – What’s on the blog? What’s up next?BSG is proud to be an affiliate for the 2019 Refresh Weekly Planner by Workspacery. Visit http://bit.ly/2RnXx1g to get your planner today!"Suspiria" Lyrics by Emily, music by "Rihanna's people"Tilda S. plays a shrinkIn old man make-upWe’re not sure what to thinkAbout this weird shake-upSo much blood, so don’t blinkHow much time will this take upFeels like I'm going insane, yeahViolent dreams in the nightDead moms might drop byDakota Johnson is a frightWith that red hair dyeWhen you dance, it’s a spellYou might just flyOr break every bone in your bodyThrow on your sweatpantsIt’s time to dance with no musicIt’s time for witch chantsWrithing can be therapeutic It’s like you’re in a trance Dancing the dance of another This isn’t vanity, it’s art!You’re watching SuspiriaIt's a two million hour snoreSuspiriaObscure references to the warYou’re watching Suspiria Prepare for nudity and goreSuspiria, Suspiria

Join the #BookSquad — er, #BookCoven — for a not-so-scary look at the new "Suspiria," directed by Luca Guadagnino. We talk about what worked and what didn't work (but mostly what didn't work) in this re-imagining of the 1977 film. Is the dancing good? Why is Tilda Swinton playing so many characters? And most importantly, what would "Suspiria" sound like as a Rihanna song? We answer all this and more, plus we hear some listener feedback on "Castle Rock!" Read along with us for our next #bookpisode on Celeste Ng's "Little Fires Everywhere," which drops on December 3rd. 1:00 – What would you use as a front for your secret witch coven?3:38 – Spoiler warning and movie summary7:20 – Is there ANYTHING we enjoyed?15:28 – Susan’s issues with the filmmaking 20:58 – What even is going on in this movie and why was it hard to figure out?26:54 – Turning horror into ART - Variety review: https://variety.com/2018/film/reviews/suspiria-review-dakota-johnson-1202924220/37:12 – Is this movie feminist? Feminine?40:00 - The angry New Yorker piece—what is this movie even about?- New Yorker review: www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/review-luca-guadagninos-suspiria-is-the-cinematic-equivalent-of-a-designer-che-t-shirt/amp44:15 – Ratings 47:27 – A scheduled surprise 51:20 – Feedback time! 56:13 – "Castle Rock" feedback (spoiler alert!)1:06:57 – What’s on the blog? What’s up next?BSG is proud to be an affiliate for the 2019 Refresh Weekly Planner by Workspacery. Visit http://bit.ly/2RnXx1g to get your planner today!"Suspiria" Lyrics by Emily, music by "Rihanna's people"Tilda S. plays a shrinkIn old man make-upWe’re not sure what to thinkAbout this weird shake-upSo much blood, so don’t blinkHow much time will this take upFeels like I'm going insane, yeahViolent dreams in the nightDead moms might drop byDakota Johnson is a frightWith that red hair dyeWhen you dance, it’s a spellYou might just flyOr break every bone in your bodyThrow on your sweatpantsIt’s time to dance with no musicIt’s time for witch chantsWrithing can be therapeutic It’s like you’re in a trance Dancing the dance of another This isn’t vanity, it’s art!You’re watching SuspiriaIt's a two million hour snoreSuspiriaObscure references to the warYou’re watching Suspiria Prepare for nudity and goreSuspiria, Suspiria

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