2001 / Stephanie Crawford

Stephanie Crawford returns to the Shame to fulfill her 2001: A Space Odyssey promise (and thereby transcend her human form). 

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CREDITS:

Talking Heads:

James David Patrick (@007hertzrumble) – Space Baby believer.

Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) – Has now touched the monolith.

 
Music Contained in this Podcast:

Preacher Boy – “Shamedown”

Prince – “1999”

Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra – “Also Sprach Zarathustra”

Ray Stevens – “Thus Cracked Henrietta”

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Soundtrack: 2001 Soundtrack

Recorded in February 2019. Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. Negative dollars (and sanity) are made from this podcast.

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Episode 10: A Clockwork Orange / Stephanie Crawford

Stephanie Crawford confesses her Kubrickian Shame, addressing the absence of A Clockwork Orange in her moviewatching resume. Give it a slooshy, my chellovecks and devotchkas.

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CREDITS:

Talking Heads:

James David Patrick (@007hertzrumble) – Has spent a lot of time talking about 2001 over multiple pints, feels like the lack of A Clockwork Orange in these conversations was a missed opportunity.

Stephanie Crawford (@scrawfish) – Freelance writer, co-host of the Screamcast podcast, and an all-around resplendent Twitter personality.

Music Contained in this Podcast:

“I Want to Marry a Lighthouse Keeper” – Erika Eigen

“Theme from a Clockwork Orange (Beethoviana)” – Wendy Carlos

“Ninth Symphony, Second Movement” – Ludwig van Beethoven

“William Tell” – Wendy Carlos

“Title Music from A Clockwork Orange” – Wendy Carlos

“How are Things in Glocca Morra?” – Petula Clark, Fred Astaire

“(Peter and the Wolf) Introduction” – Weird “Al” Yankovic, Wendy Carlos

“Gravel Pit” – Wu-Tang Clan

Recorded in March 2018. Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. Negative dollars are made from this podcast.

My Cinematic Hall of Shame by @hollye_h

So here they are — the movies I really should have seen by now, or at least I feel I should have seen. There are still gaps. Really, there should be at least one Tarantino film on here, and some Fellini. Should I have added Tod Browning’s Freaks? The original Halloween? And if it stars Tom Cruise, should it bother me that I can’t feel much shame over not having seen it?

Note: These are not necessarily listed in order of Maximum Shame.

1. Network

Probably not a lot of people are walking around saying “I can’t believe you haven’t seen Network!” But I’ve come across enough references I feel like I should have seen it a long time ago. William Holden tells people to yell out the window, right?

2. Dracula (1931)

As a classic horror fan, I should’ve seen this by now.

3. Psycho

Probably the one I’m most embarrassed about. I sat through Torn Curtain. I own Shadow of a Doubt on DVD. But I haven’t seen Psycho?

4. Taxi Driver

Almost as embarrassing as Psycho.

5. Aliens

With an “s”. I’ve seen the first, but everyone keep referencing the second. Plus, I like Bill Paxton.

6. Godfather & Godfather Part II

I don’t know how it happened either.

7. Breathless

All the cool kids have already seen it.

8. Fight Club

Ah, references!

9. 2001: A Space Odyssey

Like Network, it was in the air when I was growing up. And if I don’t watch it now, I probably never will.

10. Repulsion

Rosemary’s Baby has been in my personal top five since I was in my teens. And I loved Knife in the Water when I finally saw it.  So why haven’t I seen Repulsion?

11. The 400 Blows

See #7

12. The Rules of the Game

See #7 & #11

Optional 13th: Last Year at Marienbad. So I can finally justify referencing it on Twitter.