Episode 021: Hold the Dark (2018)

Genre Exposure: A Film Podcast

In this episode, we welcome the wintery season and dive into Jeremy Saulnier's most recent film Hold the Dark from 2018. It's another heavy movie with quite a lot to discuss and dig in on. Michael breaks out the whiteboard to chart some of his own personal theories and interpretations of the plot. Jason questions one of the elements made significantly more vague in the translation from book to film. Dustin self-reflects about his hangups with Netflix Originals. As big fans, we also spend a bit of time celebrating the general filmography of Saulnier as well. And so much more!

Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast Network (www.thepfpn.com)

What We've Been Watching:
-Michael: Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight (2020)
-Dustin: The Night House (2020)
-Jason: Dune (2021)

Show Notes:
-Hold the Dark Trailer
-Check out Hold the Dark on Netflix
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-Related Film: I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore
-Related Film: The Witch
-Related Topic: Chekhov's Gun
-Related Topic: Yupik peoples
-Related Film: Iron Man 3
-Related Topic: Wendigo
-Related Film: Robocop
-Related Film: First Blood
-Related Topic: Skoll & Hati
-Related Film: Donnie Darko
-Related Film: Hereditary
-Related Author: Cormac McCarthy
-Related Film: Super Dark Times
-Related Film: Under the Silver Lake

Next Time:
The Children (2008)