Flanagan's Wake | A Mike Flanagan Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Welcome to the newest Doof! Media podcast - Flanagan's Wake a show exploring and analyzing the works of Mike Flanagan!

This is just a quick introduction to explain the format and schedule of the show before we actually kick things off next Thursday (1/16). Subscribe now and tune in on January 16th for our first episode covering Mike Flanagan's Absentia!

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This week we take a look at Mike Flanagan's Oculus, a 2013 horror film based off Mike's original short film about a spooky haunted mirror!

We chat about the film's designed confusion and Flanagan's excellent camera work. Also: hand and mouth gore! Yay! 

Discussion Question: Mirrors are creepy. What's your favorite mirror in storytelling?

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It's finally here! We're ready to kick off the newest Doof! Media Podcast Flanagan's Wake with Mike Flanagan's first feature-length film: 2011's Absentia!

We chat about the skill on display in this low-budget horror film, Flanagan's themes showing themselves early, the beauty of the light and sound work, and much more!

Discussion Question: Without spoiling any future episodes, why do you enjoy Mike Flanagan's work?

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This week we take a look at Mike Flanagan's Hush, a 2016 film co-written and starring Kate Siegel. The film asks an important question: if a killer tries to murder a deaf mute woman in the woods, does he make a sound?

We chat about the film's simple premise, but great execution absolutely stuffed with great setups and payoffs, the great theming, and John Gallagher Jr.'s creepy but stupid killer. 

Next week we have some bad dreams as we chat about Flanagan's Before I Wake!

Discussion Question: What is your favorite use of the removal of certain sounds in films/tv?

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This week Matt and Scott grab their planchette and commune with the spirits of Ouija: Origin of Evil, Mike Flanagan's 2016 prequel to a very successful and very bad film.

We chat about Flanagan's remarkable job at taking a silly concept and making a great film out of it, his commitment to making a period film, and his powerful writing.

Next week we're switching gears and setting our sights on Stephen King as we read the first 8 chapters of King's Gerald's Game in preparation to visit Flanagan's movie.

Discussion Question: What is one prequel that you found was surprisingly better than the original?

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This week we take a look at the third film in Flanagan's "Latin Titles Trilogy" Before I Wake (originally titled Somnia). A film about the dreams of a child and our dreams for our children.

We chat about the incredible acting, the emotionally moving film and why the ending didn't quite work for us.

Next week take a look at Flanagan's final 2016 film: the prequel/sequel Ouija: Origin of Evil

Discussion Question: What is your favorite use of dreams in storytelling?

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This week Matt and Scott begin their time with Stephen King's Gerald's Game as they read the novel in preparation to discuss Mike Flanagan's adaptation. This week, the first 8 chapters!

We chat about Stephen King's experimentation in both style and form, the challenge of adapting this book, and the wonderfully complex Jessie Burlingame. 

Next week Gerald's Game continues with chapters 9-13 of the novel.

Discussion Question: What is your favorite character trapped in a bad situation story?

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Edited by Scott Daly

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This week our discussion of Gerald's Game continues with chapters 14-24. Jessie's struggles continue as she finally confronts the events on Dark Score Lake in 1963.

We talk about King's choice to "go there" and not hold back, how the text communicates Tom's intentions despite Jessie's ignorance, and our absolute disgust with everything. Look, folks, this is a tough one. It's probably some of the most disturbing and disgusting things we've covered on this show. Hopefully, we covered it with the care it deserves.

Next week Gerald's Game continues with chapters 25-33

Discussion Question: What is the most uncomfortable you've been made by reading or watching something? Do these moments have value in storytelling?

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This week our coverage of Gerald's Game continues with chapters 9-13 of the novel. Jessie begins to slowly remember more and more of her past as she struggles to get a glass of water. 

We chat about King's carefully laid structural elements, how Jessie's realizations recontextualize old moments, and the wonderfully tense water scene that Matt argues accomplished nothing

Next week Gerald's Game continues with chapters 14-24. 

Discussion Question: What is the best/scariest sudden introduction of a monster or a man in stories?

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This week on the show, we take one final look at Stephen King's Gerald's Game. We are joined by Kim C. of the Year of Underrated Stephen King podcast to talk all about this book and the complicated feelings it made us feel. 

We chat about Kim's first time through the novel, offer some perspective on why King thought he could tell this story and briefly touch on the difficulties of adapting it. 

Then we answer a handful of questions that you sent our way!

Next week we are back with Mike as we take a look at the Flanagan adaptation of Gerald's Game.

Check out Kim C's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-year-of-underrated-stephen-king/id1510554237 

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Edited by Scott Daly

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