The Lords of Salem

Far From Heaven, No Country for Old Men, Taxi Driver, The Graduate, Rushmore, One Battle After Another, Misericordia, and I meant to bring up Misericordia in this context, but oh well.

The Secret Agent, Suspiria, Suspiria, Resurrection, Zodiac, After Sun, Messiah of Evil, Man with a Movie Camera, The Last Laugh, The Prestige Blue Heron Brothers, Army of Shadows, Irma Depp, Killer of Sheep, Camera Person, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, The Lords of Salem, Hey Girl, and Chronovisor, and La Ceremonie.

You missed a few.

Me, I missed five.

This is the first time we've covered him on this podcast.

Of course, you may know him from such films as Hosts of a Thousand Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, Lords of Salem, 31, and Three from Hell.

And on this one, interestingly enough, not on the second one, John Carpenter and Deborah Hill get writing credits here.

On the second one, it's just like... based on characters and it's not like put under the writing credits for part two for some reason um Oh, I think there's a strong reason for it.

And I enjoy most of his films.

Honestly, there's not too many of his films I hate.

I wasn't a big fan of Lords of Salem, and 31's kind of not so great.

But I would argue this is his best film, because it's the film where he actually tries to do a little bit more with the material.

Some other small little things he had done.

Then The Lords of Salem.

I know a lot of people didn't like that movie.

It's really slow.

Yeah.

So we landed on 2012, the Lords of Salem as basically our Halloween episode.

And

not to be confused with the Lords of Dogtown.

huh? I've already

committed.

Well, then you texted me and then said, can we do the Lords of Salem instead? Because it was available on Tubi.

And I'm like, oh, yeah, sure.

And then we have Poltergeist.

Now, Corey also included Halloween and Fall Song List, which includes Typo Negative's Black No. 1, Mastodon's Halloween, Three by Rob Zombie, First American Witch, Lords of Salem, and The Devil's Rejects, a couple by Black Sabbath, the original song Black Sabbath that opened that debut album, And then Black Sabbath, Disturbing the Priest from the Born Again album, featuring Ian Gillen on vocals.

Metallica's The Call of Cthulhu and Megadeth's Good Morning, Black Friday.

Next up, a watch list from Kayla, who's going to lay some classics down on us here and a little bit of different left turn kind of stuff.