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Psycho (60th) & Se7en (25th)
Psycho (60th) & Se7en (25th)
Psycho (60th) & Se7en (25th)
Tuesday 29th September 2020
Explore the impact of thrillers 'Psycho' and 'Seven' with insights from Wesley Geer, Mark J. Parker, and Jeff Bugajski. A must-listen for movie buffs!
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Get the buttons here!A Deep Dive into Horror Classics: 'Psycho' and 'Seven'
Episode Overview
- Hitchcock's 'Psycho' changed horror cinema with its innovative storytelling.
- 'Seven' offers a gritty portrayal of urban life and psychological horror.
- Both films feature memorable scores that enhance their chilling atmospheres.
- Personal anecdotes reveal the lasting impact of these films on audiences.
- 'Psycho' and 'Seven' continue to influence modern thriller and horror genres.
"Whenever I have some downtime, in my head I can hear the music. It's crazy that a film can do that."
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? In this episode of 'Rock to Recovery,' Wesley Geer sits down with Mark J. Parker and his friend Jeff Bugajski to explore the intricate world of classic thrillers, focusing on 'Psycho' (1960) and 'Seven' (1995). Jeff shares his quirky habit of pretending to be Janet Leigh's character from 'Psycho' during showers, bringing a light-hearted twist to a deep dive into the horror genre.
The duo reminisces about their first encounters with these iconic films, discussing the chilling elements that have kept audiences on edge for decades. With a sprinkle of humour, they delve into the cultural impact and behind-the-scenes stories of these films. From Hitchcock's groundbreaking techniques in 'Psycho' to Fincher's gritty storytelling in 'Seven,' this episode is a treasure trove for movie buffs. They touch on the actors' performances, the memorable scores, and the unsettling themes that make these films timeless.
Whether you're a horror aficionado or just curious about what makes these movies tick, this episode offers a fascinating look at how cinema can mirror our deepest fears and curiosities. So, what do these films reveal about our fascination with fear? And how do they continue to captivate new generations? Grab your popcorn and prepare for a thrilling discussion that might just make you see these classics in a new light.