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Lucky McKee

Lucky McKee

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Oct 16, 2026

AnthonyHOST
53:07
But I think they did this on purpose 'cause the next one's fucking gorgeous.
NellieHOST
53:11
[ominous music] "A grieving woman desperate to have children unravels on Halloween, showing her husband her true terrifying form as a child-devouring witch." So this one's Ding Dong, directed and written by Lucky McKee, um, who directed May, The Woman, and All Cheerleaders Die, three films that I absolutely fucking love.
NellieHOST
53:39
Uh, in this cast, it's a nice and easy one.
NellieHOST
53:40
We've got Mark Center as Jack and Pollyanna McIntosh as Bobbi.
speaker_1HOST
11:38
The final Dead River book.
speaker_0HOST
11:40
Co-written with filmmaker Lucky McKee, simply titled The Woman.
speaker_1HOST
11:45
And this book just flips the entire dynamic of the previous novels completely upside down.
speaker_0HOST
11:49
It is wild.

13 MINS LATER

speaker_1HOST
24:31
But here is why we talk about the failures.
speaker_1HOST
24:34
Those misfires paved the way for his bizarre experiments, which are far more interesting and reveal a lot of heart.
speaker_0HOST
24:40
heart.Take his later collaborations with Lucky McKee.
speaker_0HOST
24:44
Look at a book like I'm Not Sam.
Nathaniel JohnsonHOST
3:42
Mm-hmm
Sammaeal NumineHOST
3:42
... we're doing 2002's May by Lucky McKee.
Nathaniel JohnsonHOST
3:46
Mm-hmm.
Sammaeal NumineHOST
3:47
Um, and then before we get into that, is there anything you, you did this week or watched this week that you wanted to get into?
Ryan LarsonHOST
35:26
Mm-hmm.
Gregory TaylorHOST
35:27
A 1998 movie called Kep Squad, and then the 2006 movie, The Woods, by Lucky McKee, I think.
Ryan LarsonHOST
35:34
Yeah.
Gregory TaylorHOST
35:35
Right?
Joel VeachGUEST
2:59
And I started writing plays and actually a play that I wrote was called Old Man.
Joel VeachGUEST
3:04
I ended up writing it into a script that was filmed later with Lucky McKee and Stephen Lang.
Joel VeachGUEST
3:09
When I started writing American Muscle as a play, just as an idea, I had this idea of an auto mechanic in debt with really complicated family dynamics with his father and his sister.
Joel VeachGUEST
3:20
And I started writing it as a play, and then I put it down for many years and was trying to get a film made for another script, but couldn't find the financing.
Alrik BursellHOST
6:04
What about process? Like, is there something in the process, like whether it's in post-production, pre-production or like on set, is there anything about that that you would change?
Joel VeachGUEST
6:13
You know, I was very fortunate to have a DP, Alex Vendler, who I'd actually worked with before.
Joel VeachGUEST
6:18
He shot Old Man with Lucky McKee and Alex has done a lot of great work, you know, and we had a shot list.
Joel VeachGUEST
6:23
I probably, as a first time, this is my debut feature.

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