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Gillian Anderson

Gillian Anderson

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Oct 27, 2026

Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:00
But when she visits the original star's now reclusive actress shrouded in mystery, the two women fall into a blood-soaked world of desire, fear, and delirium.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:12
Starring Hannah Einbinder, Gillian Anderson...
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:15
Great Gillian Anderson.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:17
Directed by Jane Schoenbrun.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
1:21
I hope I'm not saying that right.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
5:06
So Camp Miasma is the horror series within this movie.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
5:10
Hannah Einbinder plays a director who's going to revitalize the series.
Adrian De La TorreHOST
5:15
So she's meeting with Gillian Anderson.
Travis SnellHOST
44:59
And it's kind of what I like.
Travis SnellHOST
45:01
substance step sister I kind of wish Clayface kind of had those vibes like being a bit more of a bit more of a drama but it didn't but John says I'm a positive start it's a positive start I'm intrigued by the aspects that they move away from the 70s version that's what I'll say like non-sports I think they do a very good job adapting the time of or the change of time and the change of era for that so yeah look out for that i'll be excited to hear your thoughts there uh covenant we talked about after nine last night you checked it out camp masawa or april's bugged me how much i screwed up misama teenage sex and death i i love that movie i still only get like a four or five so but like because there's some stuff that mike was saying last night i completely agree with but jillian anderson and i thought what a great idea right of like not all the movie, but I love the fourth wall, the kind of elements to it.
Travis SnellHOST
45:50
But lots of the movie was about how this character had their sexual awakening while watching a horror movie and they're remaking that horror movie.
Travis SnellHOST
45:57
And I think that's great because as we talked about before, There's so many movies that get away from that now.
Hilary WhitehallHOST
38:36
So she was then pregnant in the storyline.
Hilary WhitehallHOST
38:39
Gillian Anderson, The X-Files.
Hilary WhitehallHOST
38:41
Same thing.
Hilary WhitehallHOST
38:42
It was incorporated in.
BritHOST
27:18
who's got a lot to say on a lot of stuff I'm interested in, like queer lifestyles and like its intersection with like sex and horror and things like that.
BritHOST
27:29
And it's a very interesting, good movie stars, Jillian Anderson, who is absolutely wonderful.
BritHOST
27:36
Um, I can't recommend it enough.
BritHOST
27:38
It was, it's, it's such an interesting take on like, I'd say like the nostalgia of Friday, the 13th is largely what the movie's kind of centered around.
KimHOST
12:47
Um, yeah.
KimHOST
12:48
It's not Jillian Anderson for Siegel, which I liked.
AmandaHOST
12:52
That's a good one.
AmandaHOST
12:53
That's a good one.
AmandaHOST
12:54
I'm I'll, I'll watch slash my only beef with Jillian Anderson as, as scale would be that we don't get to see Jillian Anderson.
KimHOST
13:01
Totally fair.
AmandaHOST
13:04
Which I guess is my only beef with Idris Elba is Karen.
Candice FrederickGUEST
44:41
And then it just really just goes in a different direction that I don't think really meets everything that we, I think it's uneven in the sense where these are kind of two different movies and I wish like the latter at its own movie to kind of really flesh out some of these ideas that it was really talking about and really grappling with.
Candice FrederickGUEST
45:03
But I think a lot about like this, you know, gosh, there's so many, like that whole dinner table scene early in the movie where, gosh, I can't remember either of the characters' names, but the character played by Hannah Eisbinder and, uh, Gillian Anderson are sitting at a table and they're both kind of, well, Gillian Anderson's character is really just like, Oh, talking about the other, her, uh, the filmmaker's other movie, um, talking about how, Oh, your last movie was told through the, the, it was psycho told through the perspective of the shower curtain or something like that.
Candice FrederickGUEST
45:40
Like things like that where it's just like the dialogue is so like fun and like so many zingers and so many things that I recognize as just like key gender issues issues within the genre but also just like social issues within the genre i mean you know from the filmmaker's point of view aka the filmmaker that hannah einbrenner is playing is that you get like this sense of just like oh why why are we rebooting a franchise and things like that where it's just like she kind of has like these things she says these things like you know, essentially being like, you know, Hollywood is like fresh ideas.
Candice FrederickGUEST
46:19
They rather reboot than like even consider an original concept and all this stuff.

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Candice FrederickGUEST
59:48
I think that's a different type of discomfort.
Candice FrederickGUEST
59:51
I think it's actually not particularly discomfort.
Candice FrederickGUEST
59:53
I think that when We're in this space where people are really balking against this idea of discomfort in their entertainment, things that are not, you know, squirrelly within their morality, things that, you know, characters that they don't like, you know, plots where the characters are doing things that they wouldn't ever do, that they like really strongly hate.
Candice FrederickGUEST
60:17
They're kind of folding that all into this sense of discomfort and just kind of putting it into this horror space.
Kurt NorthHOST
11:58
Oh, okay.
Kurt NorthHOST
11:58
It's the episode where Gillian Anderson was heavily pregnant, needed to be written out of the show, and that was the moment.
Kurt NorthHOST
12:05
And Sage Pounders plays a copper in that as the hostage negotiator.
Mark AdamsGUEST
12:09
Maybe she plays the same character she plays in The Shield.
Alan SepinwallHOST
9:20
here.
Alan SepinwallHOST
9:21
And part of that also factors in like, you know, is it going to be all mythology, all monster? Are they going to try to do a mixture of the two? And I will say there's a couple of good episodes when they revived the original show with Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.
Alan SepinwallHOST
9:36
There's a few good episodes here and there, but most of it is garbage.
Alan SepinwallHOST
9:40
And a lot of that is just because Chris Carter no longer had anything to say about conspiracies or really anything else.
Alan SepinwallHOST
8:18
here.
Alan SepinwallHOST
8:19
And part of that also factors in like, you know, is it going to be all mythology, all monster? Are they going to try to do a mixture of the two? And I will say there's a couple of good episodes when they revived the original show with Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.
Alan SepinwallHOST
8:34
In the 2010s, there's a few good episodes here and there, but most of it is garbage.
Alan SepinwallHOST
8:38
And a lot of that is just because Chris Carter no longer had anything to say about conspiracies or really anything else.
Austin Wolf-SothernGUEST
10:51
That was a lot of fun and a lot of relatable stuff in it for me.
Austin Wolf-SothernGUEST
10:56
And Gillian Anderson is hilarious in it.
Austin Wolf-SothernGUEST
11:00
I've never seen her like be funny.
Austin Wolf-SothernGUEST
11:02
And it was she was so good.

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