Unraveling 'Long Legs' + Derek Nunn LIVE at Edison Square

What if the sinister forces lurking in the shadows of your favorite horror films were more real than you ever imagined? Join us as we dissect "Long Legs," the chilling new horror thriller by Osgood Perkins. We'll start with a spoiler-free overview, then dive into a fascinating conversation with Max, who juggles documentary projects, motion graphics assignments, and the chaotic world of live improv shows. Max shares his technical challenges with green screens and sound design, revealing the behind-the-scenes magic that brings horror to life.

Ever wondered how the eerie atmosphere of the Pacific Northwest shapes horror narratives? Discover how the nostalgic settings of the late 20th century elevate films like the 2018 "Halloween" and a specific 90s thriller that masterfully uses rural isolation. We'll also explore the visual storytelling in "Long Legs," drawing parallels to "The Blackcoat's Daughter" and "Prisoners," and celebrating Micah Monroe's standout performance as a dedicated FBI agent. Her portrayal adds depth and humor to a character reminiscent of Clarice Starling, seamlessly blending empathy and authenticity.

As we unravel the psychological complexities of "Long Legs," Nicolas Cage's terrifying performance as the villainous character comes to the fore. We compare the film's supernatural elements and personal stakes to contemporary horror narratives, revealing its lasting impact. Finally, Tacoma-based filmmaker Derek Nunn joins us, sharing his journey from Los Angeles to Tacoma and his mission to boost the Pacific Northwest's filmmaking community. Derek's insights into indie filmmaking challenges and Tacoma's collaborative spirit provide a fitting close to our episode, celebrating the resilience and creativity of local filmmakers.

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