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The Ninth Gate

The Ninth Gate

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Oct 20, 2026

AshleyHOST
23:40
He's standing in the foyer watching the landscape roll by.
AshleyHOST
23:42
He says, if you've ever seen the movie The Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp, that's exactly what the train scene looked like.
AshleyHOST
23:47
So he's standing there watching the landscape, stretching his legs when this woman with dark hair approaches him and she's got thick black glasses.
AshleyHOST
23:52
He said that she looked like one of the characters in Scooby-Doo in the 70s.
Dustin MelbardisHOST
6:00
What's the movie you come back to every October?
Bryan FryeHOST
6:04
I think I've threatened it a few times as a dealer's choice, but I love the movie The Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp.
Bryan FryeHOST
6:13
It is a wonderfully cerebral, spooky library thriller.
Bryan FryeHOST
6:19
It mostly takes place over in Europe.
SharlaHOST
1:47
I just kind of jumped right in.
SharlaHOST
1:49
We're going to be talking about The Ninth Gate.
SharlaHOST
1:52
So I guess we'll go ahead and get started.
SharlaHOST
1:56
The release date is was March 10th, 2000, which I was like, this is 2000 because it was really giving me late 90s vibes.

49 MINS LATER

SharlaHOST
51:29
And what does he do with them? He returns to the castle.
SharlaHOST
51:33
As he approaches, the gates open on their own, releasing an intense, brilliant light.
SharlaHOST
51:40
Corso walks forward and passes through the ninth gate, finally embarking on the journey that Balkan had desperately tried and failed to complete.
SharlaHOST
51:49
That's the end of the movie because we get no explanation about anything.
BetsyHOST
15:43
Then, you know, we're doing Alien Resurrection.
BetsyHOST
15:46
So he and Fincher are, you know, Ninth Gate, The Beach, Limp Bizkit.
Greg KnightHOST
15:55
And there you go, Fincher can get you to Alien, because Fincher had done Alien 3 right before Alien Resurrection.
Greg KnightHOST
16:02
Hated it, by the way.
AshleyHOST
21:02
He's standing in the foyer watching the landscape roll by.
AshleyHOST
21:05
He says, if you've ever seen the movie The Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp, that's exactly what the train scene looked like.
AshleyHOST
21:09
So he's standing there watching the landscape, stretching his legs when this woman with dark hair approaches him and she's got thick black glasses.
AshleyHOST
21:14
He said that she looked like one of the characters in Scooby-Doo in the 70s.
WillHOST
25:13
That's right
SammyHOST
25:14
... and then kinda went away, and then kinda came back with the, like, The Ninth Gate and stuff like that.
SammyHOST
25:18
So that, that, I, uh, guys that start out in that genre and then come back, I don't think you can count those.
SammyHOST
25:25
I think the ones that are interesting are like what you said, like if, you know, if fucking, uh, Howard Hawks made a horror film, you know?
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
21:29
So a unique scenario may, you know, be, uh, learned or experienced through a film.
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
21:36
And so, like, ye- yeah, so Rosemary's Baby and The Ninth Gate are Roman Polanski films.
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
21:42
The Ninth Gate, I, I think Rosemary's Baby came out in '67, I think, which was before the Tate murder.
AndrewHOST
21:48
Yep, yep, yep.
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
21:48
And then The Ninth Gate came out in '99, which was 30 years after the Tate murder.
AndrewHOST
21:53
And if I could insert, Rosemary's Baby is, at the showing, the opening showing of it, was where, uh, Anton LaVey and Michael Aquino met.
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
22:03
Really? Okay.
Ryan PerrellaGUEST
25:00
... that's old stuff.
Will and Matt

Will and Matt

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Oct 13 · 2 Mentions

Will MiloskyHOST
39:08
I was thinking like 13th Gate where where Johnny Depp wants to have like sex with the devil.
Matthew Ryan WilliamsHOST
39:13
That was the sequel to Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp, where he also wanted to have sex with the devil.
Will MiloskyHOST
39:18
Whatever.
Will MiloskyHOST
39:18
I got the wrong name.
Matthew Ryan WilliamsHOST
39:22
Also, though, by the way, fun fact, Ninth Gate, I enjoy the movie for what it is.
Matthew Ryan WilliamsHOST
39:27
It's fine.
Matthew Ryan WilliamsHOST
39:28
I like it.
William RamseyGUEST
16:30
But actually, if you watch this movie [laughs]...
William RamseyGUEST
16:32
Like, 1999 was a banner year for films in the US, but there's one called The Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp, and they literally re-enact one of Crowley rituals right at the end-
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
16:43
Hmm
William RamseyGUEST
16:43
... which is the marriage of the scarlet woman and the beast, and Depp is the beast.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
16:47
Okay.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
16:48
Because, uh, Jay and I just, uh, covered The Ninth Gate too in our, our sort of spooky movies, uh, a couple months ago, so that's really interesting.
Jamie Hanshaw DyerHOST
16:59
And, um-
William RamseyGUEST
17:00
Watch the end before he goes through the last gate.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:05
Rock File back with another podcast review.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:08
Going to talk about the 1999 film, The Ninth Gate.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:16
I've seen quite a few Roman Polanski movies.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:18
I'm not gonna get into the controversy of the director.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:44
Uh, we find out really early he knows how to rip people off, uh, for a lot of money.
Scott RockfileHOST
0:49
Um, so he's a little unscrupulous, and he's hired by Frank Langella's character, Balkan, to find three novels.
Scott RockfileHOST
1:00
There are three surviving copies of The Ninth Gate, a novel that can supposedly...
Scott RockfileHOST
1:04
Uh, not a novel, a book, that can supposedly summon the Devil.

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