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[Podcast] ‘Aural Pleasures’ Episode 12, The Music Of E3
In this edition of Aural Pleasures, Adam and Jonny keep things nice and short. The dynamic duo begin by chatting about a woman in South Korea who got more than she asked for whilst eating squid (hint: babies…tons of ’em). Then they move onto E3 and the discuss the games presented there and dwell upon what the soundtracks might sound like, focusing on “Beyond Two Souls,” “Dead Space 3,” and “Resident Evil 6.” The boys then cap it all off, as usual, with some recommendations.
Tune in and enjoy the absurdity of Aural Pleasures after the break, or you can subscribe via iTunes by searching “Bloody Disgusting.
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Julia Garner Joins Horror Movie ‘Weapons’ from the Director of ‘Barbarian’
In addition to Leigh Whannell’s upcoming Universal Monsters movie Wolf Man, Julia Garner (The Royal Hotel) has also joined the cast of Weapons, THR has announced tonight.
Weapons is the new horror movie from New Line Cinema and director Zach Cregger (Barbarian), with Julia Garner joining the previously announced Josh Brolin (Dune 2).
The upcoming Weapons is from writer/director Zach Cregger, who will also produce alongside his Barbarian producing team: Roy Lee of Vertigo and J.D. Lifshitz and Raphael Margules of BoulderLight Pictures. Vertigo’s Miri Yoon also produces.
The Hollywood Reporter teases, “Plot details for Weapons are being kept holstered but it is described as a multi and inter-related story horror epic that tonally is in the vein of Magnolia, the 1999 actor-crammed showcase from filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson.”
Cregger was a founding member and writer for the New York comedy troupe “The Whitest Kids U’Know,” which he started while attending The School of Visual Arts. The award-winning group’s self-titled sketch comedy show ran for five seasons on IFC-TV and Fuse. He was also a series regular on Jimmy Fallon’s NBC series “Guys with Kids” and the TBS hit series “Wrecked,” and was featured in a recurring role on the NBC series “About a Boy.”
Weapons will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.