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Our thoughts on Cuckoo and 2024 Horror so far

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What if streaming services are killing the magic of cinema? On this episode of Excuse the Intermission, Alex McCauley and Max Fosberg welcome you to a riveting discussion on the seismic shifts in the film industry. We start with a look back at the electrifying year of horror in 2024, before tearing into how streaming platforms are reshaping traditional revenue models and the theatrical experience. Using heavy-hitting examples like George Clooney and Brad Pitt's "Wolves" and the recent works of David Fincher, Max passionately argues how these changes are stifling filmmakers' opportunities for broader recognition and financial returns.
Next, get the insider scoop on the unexpected theatrical release of "Alien Romulus," a decision that echoes the success of "Prey" and signals a significant moment for the industry. We break down the financial gymnastics behind movie productions, the pitfalls of bypassing the big screen, and why international box office performance matters more than ever. Celebrating the theatrical triumphs of "Poor Things" and "Long Legs," we examine how these films successfully navigate the new landscape of combined theatrical and streaming releases.
Switching gears, we turn our attention to the horror genre's intriguing trends and standout films. From Hunter Schafer’s compelling performances and strong female protagonists to the mysteries embedded in "Cuckoo," we leave no stone unturned. We explore the fascinating resurgence of mid-tier horror, the chilling allure of found footage and stop-motion horror, and how titles like "Night Swim," "Tarot," and "A Quiet Place Day One" are pushing creative boundaries. End the episode with a fun shoutout to our latest Instagram reel and stay updated with Excuse the Intermission on our socials. Join this celebration of horror, innovation, and the enduring magic of movies.

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Capitole

1. Our thoughts on Cuckoo and 2024 Horror so far (00:00:00)

2. Streaming Impact on Theatrical Releases (00:01:18)

3. The Future of Theatrical Releases (00:10:10)

4. Horror Films and Female Protagonists (00:23:51)

5. Mystery and Confusion in Cuckoos (00:28:28)

6. Horror Films and International Thrillers (00:40:44)

7. Found Footage Horror Films (00:56:01)

8. Stop Motion Horror Films (01:08:44)

9. Promo Reel and Social Media Shoutout (01:19:16)

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What if streaming services are killing the magic of cinema? On this episode of Excuse the Intermission, Alex McCauley and Max Fosberg welcome you to a riveting discussion on the seismic shifts in the film industry. We start with a look back at the electrifying year of horror in 2024, before tearing into how streaming platforms are reshaping traditional revenue models and the theatrical experience. Using heavy-hitting examples like George Clooney and Brad Pitt's "Wolves" and the recent works of David Fincher, Max passionately argues how these changes are stifling filmmakers' opportunities for broader recognition and financial returns.
Next, get the insider scoop on the unexpected theatrical release of "Alien Romulus," a decision that echoes the success of "Prey" and signals a significant moment for the industry. We break down the financial gymnastics behind movie productions, the pitfalls of bypassing the big screen, and why international box office performance matters more than ever. Celebrating the theatrical triumphs of "Poor Things" and "Long Legs," we examine how these films successfully navigate the new landscape of combined theatrical and streaming releases.
Switching gears, we turn our attention to the horror genre's intriguing trends and standout films. From Hunter Schafer’s compelling performances and strong female protagonists to the mysteries embedded in "Cuckoo," we leave no stone unturned. We explore the fascinating resurgence of mid-tier horror, the chilling allure of found footage and stop-motion horror, and how titles like "Night Swim," "Tarot," and "A Quiet Place Day One" are pushing creative boundaries. End the episode with a fun shoutout to our latest Instagram reel and stay updated with Excuse the Intermission on our socials. Join this celebration of horror, innovation, and the enduring magic of movies.

Send us a text

Support the show

  continue reading

Capitole

1. Our thoughts on Cuckoo and 2024 Horror so far (00:00:00)

2. Streaming Impact on Theatrical Releases (00:01:18)

3. The Future of Theatrical Releases (00:10:10)

4. Horror Films and Female Protagonists (00:23:51)

5. Mystery and Confusion in Cuckoos (00:28:28)

6. Horror Films and International Thrillers (00:40:44)

7. Found Footage Horror Films (00:56:01)

8. Stop Motion Horror Films (01:08:44)

9. Promo Reel and Social Media Shoutout (01:19:16)

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