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The Face of Horror

The Face of Horror

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Oct 16, 2026

Austin ProctorHOST
20:20
Uh, directed by Anna Biller.
Austin ProctorHOST
20:22
She directed The Hypnotist, Viva and the Face of Horror.
Austin ProctorHOST
20:25
Written by Anne Biller, Anna Biller, who also wrote Viva and the Face of Horror.
Austin ProctorHOST
20:29
Composed by Anna Biller-
Gabrielle ProctorHOST
20:30
Nice
Austin ProctorHOST
20:30
... who also composed Viva.
Austin ProctorHOST
20:32
Cinematography, funny enough, not by her.
Austin ProctorHOST
20:34
M. David Mullen, he did the cinematography for The Hypnotist, Jennifer's Body, and The Face of Horror.
Max SlothHOST
45:13
Yeah, 2016.
Max SlothHOST
45:24
So what I want to tell you is the filmmaker who made The Love Witch made a new movie called The Face of Horror.
Max SlothHOST
45:32
Let me explain it to you real quick.
Max SlothHOST
45:34
It says, this movie's really campy, Mick.
MickGUEST
46:06
So, I gotta tell you the story with this,
Max SlothHOST
46:08
Mick.
Max SlothHOST
46:08
For no reason whatsoever, this movie was playing in IMAX, the face of horror.
Max SlothHOST
46:14
And I was the very last person to get in because...
Max SlothHOST
43:33
I don't wanna give it away, but I had a great time with that.
Max SlothHOST
43:36
Also horror was, um, The Face of Horror from, uh, director, uh, Anna Biller, who directed The Love Witch.
Max SlothHOST
43:47
What I loved about The Face of Horror was, uh, she always captures a vintage dynamic in her films, where The Love Witch was capturing '70s cinema.
Max SlothHOST
43:58
The Face of Horror is a Technicolor.
Max SlothHOST
44:01
It's like La La Land, but like a horror movie-
Nathaniel AhartGUEST
44:04
[laughs]
Nikki BaughanGUEST
29:21
A couple I'm really looking forward to this year.
Nikki BaughanGUEST
29:25
One is The Face of Horror.
Nikki BaughanGUEST
29:28
playing in cult.
Nikki BaughanGUEST
29:29
This is Anna Billa, who, if you remember some years ago, did The Love Witch.
TaylorHOST
27:05
But it's Wikipedia d- Wikipedia describes it as a suti- su- ooh, wor- marble mouth over here.
TaylorHOST
27:13
A supernatural horror film starring Adam Scott.
TaylorHOST
27:18
Interestingly, Mike, this movie was released March 14th at South by Southwest, so speaking of film festivals, and it had its American release May 1st.
TaylorHOST
27:31
That's a pretty good turnaround time.
ChristinaHOST
53:12
Mm-hmm.
MoHOST
53:12
The Face of Horror, the long-awaited sophomore feature by Anna Biller, who you may know as the director of The Love Witch.
MoHOST
53:23
Very cool.
ChristinaHOST
53:24
Like, kitschy, uh.
ChristinaHOST
53:28
mystical like goth witchy
MoHOST
53:30
girl movie yeah she is somebody who has like a very very specific visual style so I was super excited when I found out that this was gonna be part of the fest so it is starring Jonah Howard King who you may remember from The Little Mermaid as Prince Eric we have Christine Forseth Ellie Bamber Leo Sutter Ben Radcliffe and Bella Heathcote So, The Face of Horror, adapted from one of Japan's most famous ghost stories.
MoHOST
54:02
The film takes place in 14th century England and follows Edward, a solipsistic knight-errant who murderously schemes with his squire to seize a farmer's estate by marrying the farmer's daughter quite literally over her father's dead body.
MoHOST
54:20
Oh my gosh.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
42:58
He's really great.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
42:59
And also, Christine Frosteth from The Face of Horror.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
43:03
I think she, of all the actors in it, understood Anna Biller the most.
Mark HoffmeyerHOST
43:07
And she just delivers a very... interesting and
Dylan MarshallGUEST
63:26
I don't think it's going to win, but I would love to see it nominated for Best International Film.
Dylan MarshallGUEST
63:30
Number nine, I have The Face of Horror.
Dylan MarshallGUEST
63:33
Loved Anna Byler's world, the Technicolor.
Dylan MarshallGUEST
63:37
Like every Anna Byler film, it's always a little too long, like 10 to 15 minutes too long.
Petula NealeGUEST
61:46
Yeah.
Mr. GreenHOST
61:48
And then I saw The Face of Horror.
Mr. GreenHOST
61:50
which i had heard some very positive things about i had a very you know positive vibe going into it and i just it just i don't get it like i don't like i understood what the film was trying to go for and i like and i appreciate this the artistry that went into it and the skill level and as i i mentioned to andrew when we were talking about it uh uh during the weekend i was just like it's It's a very beautiful film and the skill level on display to make a film that is not from the late 60s, early 70s, you know, kind of horror exploitation genre that existed, you know, like a Hammer film and some of the other Italian horror films from back then.
Mr. GreenHOST
62:36
It fits totally into that vibe and it literally, if you didn't know any better, would think that it is from that era.

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