"The animal people said, “Would you mind taking the snake [that Lena holds in scenes] home?” I was asked to keep the snake so it would get used to me. It was a corn snake. The idea was that I would take the snake home, have it on my vast bed the size of a football pitch, and it would sleep down there in a bag. It began to cough up these fur balls. It was quite disgusting. I don’t think it got to know me very well because it did bite me. The whole thing was slightly Wild West-ish, I have to say. Think of the snake — the snake shouldn’t have to go and spend the night in an actor’s house."
Ennis: If you can't fix it, Jack, you gotta stand it.
As you can see at the bottom of this post A24 put out a new little teaser for Ti West's MaXXXine today -- that would be the third film in trilogy that's so far gifted us with X and Pearl, as originally teased at the end credits of the latter -- and really all it lets us know is the cast. But the cast! THE CAST!!! Besides Mia Goth -- which let's be clear, Mia is enough on her own to buy a ticket -- this one will co-star Elizabeth f'ing Debicki, the musicians Moses Sumney and Halsey, Michelle Monaghan, Bobby Cannavale, Lily Collins, Giancarlo Espisito, and Kevin f'ing Bacon as the Friday the 13th Slasher-O.G. in residence. We're still only getting a "Coming Soon" when it comes to dating this hunka burnin love but let's hope it's sooner rather than never. Debicki!
Hollywood, here she comes. #MaXXXinepic.twitter.com/EURttoG5hM
— A24 (@A24) April 5, 2023
... you can learn from::
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)
Jane: You know, we're right back where we started.When I was on the stage you had to depend on mefor everything. Even the food you ate came from me.Now you have to depend on me for your food again.So, you see, we're right back where we started.Blanche: Why are you doing this to me? Why?Jane: Doing what?Blanche: Making me afraid to eat.Trying to make me starve myself.Jane: Don't be silly. If you starve you die.
More #Beef reviews should be mentioning you get to see Steven Yeun's butt pic.twitter.com/OaX1m8ZBUs
— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) April 4, 2023
"Henri is a frustrated teenager living with his parents in a provincial French coastal town. When they drag him to the train station to bid adieu to his sister, Henri sneaks off to a secluded bathroom and interrupts a hustler named Jean satisfying the masochistic desires of an older male client. Henri falls desperately in love with the sexy criminal, but Jean evades Henri’s affections. Undeterred, Henri shadows Jean as he traverses the dark and dangerous underbelly of their sleepy village. But as he descends deeper and deeper into Jean’s world, there may not be an easy way out. Patrice Chéreau’s 1983 drama is a revelation: an amazingly accomplished work that genuinely channels the transgressive, unsanitized sensibility of Jean Genet, boasting a breakout lead performance by young Jean-Hugues Anglade and a script that took co-writers Chéreau and legendary gay French author and activist Hervé Guibert six years to perfect. The result is a rich, strange, and sumptuous film leading us to exhilaratingly mysterious and unfamiliar spaces both physical and psychological."
