

#988: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre at 50, Lumet Marathon Awards, Memoir of a Snail
Oct 25, 2024
The lasting impact of 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' is explored as it turns 50, highlighting its raw aesthetic and cultural significance. The discussion dives into how the film reflects societal anxieties through its chilling characters and sound design. Additionally, the hosts award standout performances from a Sidney Lumet Marathon, blending humor with insightful critiques. They also review 'Memoir of a Snail', a poignant stop-motion film, while sharing experiences from various film festivals and engaging listeners in a fun 'massacre theater' segment.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Film Festivals and Celebrating a Horror Classic
01:39 • 2min
Exploring the Legacy of 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'
03:41 • 22min
Unraveling Horror in 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre'
25:21 • 20min
Impact and Insights: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
45:10 • 7min
Exploring Clay Animation and Film Dialogues
51:52 • 18min
Exploring Cinema and Audience Engagement
01:09:35 • 2min
Connective Threads in Cinema
01:11:48 • 6min
Awarding Excellence in Film: Reflections on a Lumet Marathon
01:17:23 • 5min
Exploring Iconic Film Performances
01:22:20 • 25min
Exploring Classic Cinema
01:47:12 • 5min