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Episode 33: Ken Russell's "The Devils", Boys and Making Love with Jesus.
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This episode focuses on Ken Russell's "The Devils" released in 1971 . On this episode, we are joined by Celine. (00:02:36) Continuing this new introduction, Walter talks a little bit about Louise Brooks in her famous film "Pandora's Box" directed by G. W. Pabst. However, Celine and Swade can't stop being boy crazy and this continues through the whole episode. (00:14:50) Swade some facts he thinks are interesting about "The Devils" and the film's controversy. (00:35:14) Next, a discussion about how people find priests hot devolves into a conversation about fatness and social constructs. (00:41:20) Walter goes crazy about the sex in this film which grosses out the others. Celine and Swade change the topic and discuss which characters in "The Devils" are sympathetic especially since the film is filled with an idea of sin. (01:05:49) Swade's love for horror makes him question why this film doesn't feel like a horror film and everyone is curious about how the horror of sexual desires and imagination. (01:22:05) A shout out to some of Fake Film Fans favorite listeners and we laugh at Celine's twitter.
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