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Episode 13: Superstition in Diaspora Horror "Evil Eye", Revisting Mani Kual's Theory on Film as a Medium of Time and Dualistic Horror in "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?"
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Beloved guest Celine joins us and brings her stories in this episode. She shares her recent bad episode with weed (00:12:40) In our section of "Evil Eye", we share our different attitudes towards superstition and Celine has a few habits that are very interesting. (00:19:35) Walter regrets how he talked about "Duvidha" on last week's episode and brought more research to show why he loves this movie so much. He explains how Mani Kaul views film as a medium of time and why "Duvidha" is such a great example of this philosophy. (00:44:33) Swade brings "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" and discusses the ways horror tries to use dualistic tensions onto the film screen. For this film in particular, the juxtaposition between aging and youth is incredibly interesting. (01:08:44) Without any emails and reviews, we are left begging for attention from you guys. It becomes a discussion about juvenile literature and how it is sometimes more clever then books that are aimed for older audiences.
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