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Interview: Director Joe Lynch Talks Suitable Flesh, Stuart Gordon, Letterboxd, and Troma

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Suitable Flesh is a celebration of the late Stuart Gordon by the people who knew him best and directed by a man that was deeply inspired by him on multiple levels. Joe Lynch started his career in filmmaking under the madcap tutelage of Troma’s Lloyd Kaufman and went on to helm the likes of Wrong Turn 2, Knights of Badassdom (starring Peter Dinklage), Mayhem (which stars Stephen Yuen and Samara Weaving), and Everly (starring Salma Hayek). He was also one half of the horror comedy series Holliston alongside Hatchet director Adam Green.

Suitable Flesh sees Lynch return to horror with a cosmic body-swapping adventure served with a large dollop of smut. It’s a welcome dish and a highly entertaining ride starring Heather Graham, Barbara Crampton, Judah Lewis, Bruce Davison, and Johnathon Schaech

ComingSoon’s Senior Editor for Horror, Neil Bolt, spoke with Lynch about the film, his relationship with Gordon, why he loves Letterboxd, Heather Graham’s underutilized qualities as a horror actress, and how he ended up in every shot of Troma’s Terror Firmer.

Neil Bolt: Joe, Congratulations on Suitable Flesh. I’ve been seeing through Letterboxd that it’s been quite an emotional journey for you as it’s played the festival circuit. Is it kind of a relief to almost finally have the movie out there?

Joe Lynch: Neil, you don’t understand how excited I am for it to come out, for multiple reasons, one of which is I am exhausted from all the press. There’s nothing wrong with that, y’know there was something that my mom had said that wasn’t press or media-related it was ‘’Oh, I’ve got to do this’’, ‘’No, no, you get to do this’ because there’s plenty of people out there who would kill to be in your position’’, and it’s true, I am truly blessed; to be making movies, to be talking about movies. My own films, subjectively talk about other people’s movies. It is an honor for someone who loves the art form so much, I’m thrilled

That said, it has been since Tribeca in June, we have been constantly moving this thing along and trying to get buzz. Y’know, we’re an independent film, we don’t have the marketing money that most studios do, and we don’t have another major component of the promotion, which is the actors to be able to go out there and do the dog and pony show. It’s all been me up until two weeks ago when Dennis was able to start doing press. It’s all been all my shoulders, and again, I get to do it, but do you know what I can’t wait to get to do? Sleep! Can’t wait! It’s gonna be great!

Actually, last week, I got into this pretty bad car wreck, nothing related to this; it just happened, but I had to cancel a festival appearance, which was such a bummer because it’s a festival I love, Toronto After Dark, and I really wanted to go up there, but my doctors and my better half and even Barbara said, ‘’You got to stop, you need a day off or two.’’

That’s understandable!

But Dude, I never thought it would take me this long to get six hours of uninterrupted sleep. I woke up felling like 100 bucks! It was awesome! But again, that said, being able to engage with people and talk about the movie, you know, when you were talking about Letterboxd, I have friends who make fun of me, like, ‘’Why do you engage with people on Letterboxd?’’, and I’m like, ‘’they’re the reason I make movies, to engage in a dialogue, even if it’s using my movie or someone else’s, we usually go off into about 17 different tangents and with a movie like this being a homage to Stuart Gordon, and tethered to H.P. Lovecraft miskatonicverse, my blatant rip…homages to movies like Dressed to Kill and Un Chien Andalou. I throw that one in there, and folk are like, ‘’Really? Tell me more.’’

But having this dialogue, just like I am with you, it’s so engaging, so having something like Letterboxd, I like being able to talk to people, and if you didn’t like the movie, I wanna talk to you more! Not to be a dick or be defensive, I think the filmmaker has no right to be defensive on something as long as the opinion (of the viewer) is their opinion, like, ‘’I didn’t like the movie because of this…’’. Now if you say, ‘’That movie sucks; it’s bad filmmaking!’’ then I think we have words because I know 50-75 people who worked really hard on this movie who would beg to differ.

Now I’m the first person to point out the flaws, but I know I worked my ass off on this, and I’m really proud of it, as scrappy as it is, but if you’re sitting on Letterboxd and lazily call it sloppy, go fuck yourself. But if you didn’t like it, I’d like to know more. What didn’t you like? What didn’t you respond to? In most cases, and this happened this morning where someone said ‘’This movie sucks, it’s bad’’ I replied, ‘’Sorry it didn’t work out for you,’’ and he was shocked I’d even replied. Then we had a back-and-forth and ended up the best of buddies, talking about Orson Welles movies and stuff. The fact that even that kind of opposition brings people together, filmmakers shouldn’t be afraid to ask others their opinions. You don’t get that very often, you don’t that kind of dialogue, especially now you don’t get that opportunity because when a movie comes out that’s it, you just look at The Rotten Tomatoes score and go, well, there it is’’. But to be able to have that kind of dialogue is kinda fun for me.

So I talked to Dennis Paoli about the film a few days ago (he was great), and he told me you already had a history with Stuart Gordon long before Suitable Flesh. So, how and when did you meet?

Well, thankfully, I got honored to be part of the Masters of Horror dinners that Mick Garris puts on, and after I’d done Wrong Turn 2, he must have seen something in that or my work and thought, ‘’This kid seems okay’’ and invited me to these dinners and as a disciple of horror I was always, ‘’someday that’s gonna be me!’’ Lo and behold, I’m sat there and there’s Wes Craven, Joe Dante, Tobe Hooper, John Landis, and Michael Mann? That’s cool; he did do The Keep, so that’s awesome. And Guillermo Del Toro! Going around the room, I’m thinking, ‘’These are all my heroes, and they’re all in the same room,’’ and one of the early ones I sat next to Stuart Gordon, and dude, I was so nervous because when you see pictures of Stuart, he looks like this gruff ‘’wouldn’t wanna mess with him in a bar’’ kinda guy, he always has a scowl, but he wasn’t like that, it was just like a public identity.

So, one time, Quentin Tarantino was going off on these amazing lenses he was using for The Hateful Eight. He was saying, ‘’Ohh, I got these lenses from Ben Hur’’, and me with the big lens fetish was like, ’’Wow’’. But then I heard Stuart talking about a new movie he was doing, The Thing on the Doorstep, and immediately, having grown up with Lovecraft, and hearing he would be working with Dennis, Brian, and possibly Barbara and Jeffrey (Combs), I went, ‘’excuse me one second, Quentin…,’’ and I went over and said, ‘’Stuart, tell me more’’ and he told me about the project and as a fan, I was so excited, but unfortunately, it didn’t happen which was a major bummer.

I think it was about two months after he died I got an email from Barbara asking me if I would read the script, and that’s where all of this really started.

I suppose that was a good thing to be in on it from so early on.

I had learned so much, whether I knew it or not, about myself and my own cinematic fetishes from Stuart’s work, especially Re-Animator and From Beyond. But also, when you look at a filmmaker and their oeuvre, fancy word, sorry, but when you look at their filmography and see a guy who also wrote a goddamn Disney movie in Honey I Shrunk the Kids, I mean that was the reason I went to see that movie. I was in because it was the guy who did Re-Animator doing a kids’ movie, but then if you look at Stuck, King of the Ants, Castle Freak, Dagon, and Space Truckers, the guy was so versatile; he had his hand in so many genres.

Like as a kid, and even today, I stand by that DNA that was tantamount to my own choices because I never wanna make the same movie twice, and after this I’m so curious where that’s gonna go, but it’s definitely not what I did before with Point Blank, or with Everly, Knights of Badassom, or Mayhem, any of those movies. Stuart was one of those directors who taught me that it’s okay to play outside of the wheelhouse that you maybe established yourself in. And tone, he was a huge purveyor of the tonal rollercoaster. One minute you’re screaming, next you’re laughing, then you’re like, ‘’hehe, I’m feeling kinda funky and hot here!’’ I learned all that from Stuart.

I would say you can definitely see that in Suitable Flesh. You clearly have a cast that clearly understands exactly what the film is going for in tone as well, and it’s an interesting mix that makes a lot of sense. Obviously Barbara Crampton was likely to be involved, but what about Heather Graham and Judah Lewis, who just seem to be having a great time?

Well, I think when you have material that allows an actor, whatever the genre is, when they get to play multiple parts, it’s like a litmus test for them because if you can tell they really care, they’re going to put 200% into every version of every character and that’s the dedication to that you see. Judah had worked in horror a little bit with The Babysitter and Summer of ‘84, but Heather had not really delved into the dark side much beyond a couple of psychological thrillers, and when you give the opportunity to these fantastic artists that have faces that fit into the genre, Heather is perfect for horror because she is so reactionary. Her face, especially her eyes and mouth, when she’s reacting. There’s something about a reaction shot with Heather looking at some horrible shit; take that out of a shocking scene, like the one in the middle, you know the one, it takes the shock out of it. You need an actor that’s an embodiment of what you’re human reaction should be.

As an experiment, we took those reactions out of those scenes and they did not work at all. The second you put Heather’s face in there and she’s reacting the way she did, it makes the moment. I hope she does more horror. To be able to work with Heather, Judah, John, Bruce, and Barbara. When you explain to the actors exactly where you’re going tonally and all the madness that brings, and they trust you? They will come to set every day, prepared, but also they’re ready to play, and they’re having fun, and the audience is having fun.

Definitely, so just to move away from Suitable Flesh, you were in Terror Firmer, which I think was the first Troma movie I ever watched. 

Oh wow! Really? That’s awesome’’

Yeah, I discovered this while researching for this interview, I saw the credit, went back, and lo and behold, there you are.

You know what? I’m in every single shot of that movie.

Every single shot?

I’ll give you the short version: as a huge Troma fan, I grew up with The Toxic Avenger, Sergeant Kabukiman, and Class of Nukem High. I got the opportunity straight out of film school to be a grip on the film. I’ll tell you now, I didn’t know what a fucking grip was, but I was like ‘’I’ll do it, I don’t care, It’s a Troma film’’.

Like ‘’Gimme that!’’

Yeah! ‘’Gimme that grip; I’ll grip anything you got!’’. Quickly, Lloyd saw how eager and on standby I was to do anything for him. So I started as a grip, then he saw me two or three days in and said, ‘’You, why don’t you be in the background?’’ because this is a movie about making a movie so he needed more crew in the background, and if you know what a grip does, they’re usually covered in clothes pins to put up lights and stuff, so I started this character arc where my character is into clothes pins, a little like BDSM, and by the end, I shit you not, I had 256 clothes pins on my person everywhere. And when I say everywhere, I mean everywhere. I was fully committed, I was very method. Then I would act in every scene, and there are certain shots, Neil, where, you know, when it’s a shot of what Lloyd’s directing and then a shot of what Lloyd’s looking at? I’m in both shots sometimes. I would say to Lloyd, ‘’But I was just in that shot’’, and he’d say, ‘’I don’t care, Troma!’’ and I’d go ‘’Ehh, fair point’’.

Can’t argue with that!

By the end of it, I was taking over James Gunn’s job as he left during shooting, he was going off to L.A., but I don’t know what happened to that guy after that. So I went from grip, to actor, background director, and on-set writer. Then I became a writer for Troma for a year and a half, and co-wrote The Toxic Avenger Part IV. Troma, I will always be indebted to; Lloyd is like my Roger Corman. Lloyd was that for me, James Gunn, Trey Parker, and Matt Stone. He gave us our shot. I’m fully indebted to him, even if he doesn’t seem to remember I worked there for some reason.

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Poltergeist TV Show in the Works from Amazon

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Amazon’s MGM Studios has a television show based on Tobe Hooper’s classic horror movie Poltergeist in the works, and it’s currently in the early stages of development.

They’re Here (Just Not Yet)

Variety exclusively revealed the news and while no director or stars are currently in place, Darryl Frank, and Justin Falvey will executive produce on behalf of Amblin Television.

It marks the second attempt at turning the franchise into a television show after Poltergeist: The Legacy in the late ’90s. It’s the first new Poltergeist project since a lukewarm reboot movie in 2015.

Poltergeist was a 1982 horror movie written by Steven Spielberg. Craig T. Nelson stars as Steve Freeling, who lives with his wife, Diane, (JoBeth Williams), and their three children, Dana (Dominique Dunne), Robbie (Oliver Robins), and Carol Anne (Heather O’Rourke), in Southern California, where he sells houses for the company that built the neighborhood.

It starts with just a few odd occurrences, such as broken dishes and furniture moving around by itself. However, things take a sour turn, and eventually, ghosts abduct Carol Anne. Realizing that something evil haunts his home, Steve calls in a team of parapsychologists led by Dr. Lesh (Beatrice Straight) to investigate, hoping to get Carol Anne back.

The success of the Amblin-back horror saw it rake in around $121 million worldwide against a reported budget of under $11 million. It spawned two sequels with Heather O’Rourke and Zelda Rubenstein returning. Amazon hopes its popularity will hook fans in for the show, which will undoubtedly air on Prime Video.

Other properties in the MGM library to be dug up for new streaming content include RoboCop, Legally Blonde, and Barbershop.

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Minecraft Potion Bottle & Chess Set Giveaway for The Noble Collection Merch

Minecraft Giveaway

ComingSoon is holding a Minecraft x The Noble Collection giveaway to celebrate the recent launch of the new merchandise line. We have three Illuminating Potion Bottles and two Minecraft Chess Sets to give away. All items in the Minecraft x The Noble Collection line can now be purchased online and through select retailers.

The full Minecraft x The Noble Collection line is as follows:

  • Diamond Sword Collector Replica (MSRP: $69.99) – 20″ by 10″ collector piece with display stand (sitting or hanging piece with included hardware); Mix of textures to mimic real-world textures (cast iron + faux leather)
  • Minecraft Chess Set (MSRP: $59.99) – 32-piece set; Mix of textures to mimic real-world textures (Obsidian, Marble, Wood, Metal, Emerald + Redstone)
  • Torch Collector Replica (MSRP: $39.99) – Touch activated with LED flickering flame; Mix of textures to mimic real-world textures (wood + coal)
  • Redstone Ore (MSRP: $34.99) / Diamond Ore (MSRP: $34.99) – Touch sensitive with two illuminations (on or luminating glow); Mix of textures to mimic real-world textures (rock + crystal)
  • Illuminating Potion Bottle (MSRP: $39.99) – Color-changing potions (Night Vision, Healing, Fire Resistance, Poison and Regeneration); Mix of textures to mimic real-world textures (frosted glass + cork)

You can see some images of all of the items from the Minecraft x The Noble Collection line below:

To enter our Minecraft Potion Bottle and Chess Set giveaway, you can either retweet the Twitter post below or comment on our corresponding Facebook post. The giveaway lasts until November 6 and entrants must be in the U.S. to be eligible to win. Good luck to all who enter!

The Noble Collection is known for its authentic replicas from a wide variety of franchises throughout pop culture, including Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, The Lord of the Rings, DC Comics, Game of Thrones, Star Trek and more.

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Box Office Results: Five Nights at Freddy’s Takes a Bite

Universal/Blumhouse scored another hit with the big-screen adaptation of Five Nights at Freddy’s, which scored $78 million in its debut, crushing even the most outlandish forecasts by a healthy margin, per Deadline. What’s more impressive is that Five Nights also debuted on Peacock, which typically results in lower-than-expected results. Not here. One could argue the opening might’ve been over $100M without Peacock, but this is still a massive win.

Worldwide, the horror feature scored a massive $130.6M, making it the biggest horror bow globally this year, ahead of The Nun II’s $88.1M. It’s also Blumhouse’s biggest opening, topping Halloween’s $91.8M in 2018. Regarding video game adaptations, FNaF comes in behind Super Mario Bros. ($146.3M) and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 ($72M).

Taylor Swift dropped to second this weekend, scoring another $14.7M to raise Eras Tour’s domestic total to $149.3M. Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon tumbled -60% in Week 2, grossing just $9M. The $200M production has accrued just $40.6M domestically and $88M worldwide. Yikes!

We now head into November, which features a few high-profile releases, namely The Marvels, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Trolls Band Together, Napoleon, and Disney’s Wish. Will any of them top Five Nights at Freddy’s colossal debut?

BOX OFFICE TOP 10

1.) Five Nights at Freddy’s (Uni) 3,675 theaters, Fri $39.4M, $24.25M Sun $14M 3-day $78M/Wk 1

2.) Taylor Swift: Eras Tour (AMC) 3,773 (-82) theaters, Fri $4.8M (-53%), Sat $5.8M Sun $4.1M 3-day $14.7M (-56%)/Total $149.3M/ Wk 3

3.) Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple/Par) 3,632 (+4) theaters Fri $2.67M (-72%), Sat $3.7M Sun $2.6M 3-day $9M (-60%)/Total $40.6M/Wk 2

4.) After Death (Angel) 2,605 theaters Fri $2.1M, Sat $1.58M Sun $1.27M 3-day $5.06M/Wk 1

5.) Exorcist: The Believer (Uni) 2,717 (-606) theaters Fri $1M (-40%) Sat $1.3M Sun $750K 3-day $3.1M (-46%) Total $59.3M/Wk 4

6.) Paw Patrol 2 (Par) 2,746 (-618) theaters, Fri $540K (-52%) Sat $970K Sun $640K 3-day $2.15M (-51%) Total $59.2M/Wk 5

7.) Freelance (Relativity) 2,057 theaters, Fri $880K,Sat $705K Sun $475K 3-day$2.06M/Wk 1

8.) Nightmare Before Christmas (re) (Dis) 2,185 (+535) theaters, Fri $583K (-60%) Sat $821K Sun $596K 3-day $2M (-52%)/Total lifetime $85.8M /Wk 2 of re-release

Saw X (LG) 2,141 (-615) theaters, Fri $537K Sat $705K Sun $443K 3-day $1.68M(-53%) Total $50.2M/Wk 5

10.) The Creator (New Reg/20th) 1,685 theaters (-805), Fri $300K (-60%) Sat $431K Sun $269K 3-day $1M (-63%), Total $38.8M/Wk 5

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HBO Max Schedule October 30-November 5: New TV Shows & Movies Being Added

HBO Max Schedule October 30-November 5

HBO Max‘s new TV and movie releases for October 30-November 5 include all six films of the Rocky franchise, 2006’s The Devil Wears Prada, and 2019’s High Life starring Robert Pattinson.

On November 1, viewers can stream all six films of the Rocky franchise starring Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa, an up-and-coming boxer who rises to great fame through the course of six films.

Also on November 1, viewers can stream The Devil Wears Prada. It is a comedy-drama film that stars Meryl Streep as a powerful fashion magazine editor in New York City, Miranda Priestly, and Anne Hathaway as a college graduate Andrea “Andy” Sachs, who becomes Priestly’s co-assistant.

Also on November 1, viewers can stream High Life, a sci-fi film starring Robert Pattinson as a criminal and prisoner who along with other prisoners are sent on a space mission toward a black hole while taking part in science experiments.

Other releases for HBO Max during this week include Get Smart, Uptown Girls, Winter’s Tale, A Scent of Time, and The Manchurian Candidate.

New HBO Max releases for October 30-November 5

Below are all the new TV shows and movies being added to HBO Max from October 30-November 5.

November 1

  • Act of Valor (2012)
  • After the Thin Man (1936)
  • Aliens (1986)
  • The Ant Bully (2006)
  • Arthur Christmas (2011)
  • The Avengers (1998)
  • The Bachelor (1999)
  • The Bad and the Beautiful (1952)
  • Bells Are Ringing (1960)
  • Black Beauty (1994)
  • Boys’ Night Out (1962)
  • Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo (1984)
  • Brigadoon (1954)
  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)
  • A Christmas Carol (1938)
  • Christmas Cookie Challenge, Seasons 1-5 (Food Network)
  • Christmas in Connecticut (1945)
  • A Christmas Story (1983)
  • A Cinderella Story (2004)
  • A Christmas Story 2 (2012)
  • Definitely, Maybe (2008)
  • Dennis the Menace (1993)
  • A Dennis the Menace Christmas (2007)
  • The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
  • Diner (1982)
  • Down to Earth (2001)
  • Dune (1984)
  • Elf (2003)
  • The Fantastic Four (2015)
  • Fever Pitch (2005)
  • The Foot Fist Way (2008)
  • Four Christmases (2008)
  • Fred Claus (2007)
  • Free Fire (2017)
  • Funny Farm (1988)
  • Get Carter (1971)
  • Get Smart (2008)
  • The Golden Compass (2007)
  • Gran Torino (2008)
  • Great Expectations (1998)
  • Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)
  • Happy Feet (2006)
  • Happy Feet Two (2011)
  • Head of State (2003)
  • Hearts in Atlantis (2001)
  • High Life (2019)
  • Holiday Affair (1949)
  • Holiday Baking Championship, Seasons 1-9 (Food Network)
  • Holiday Baking Championship: Gingerbread Showdown, Seasons 1-2 (Food Network)
  • Holiday Wars, Seasons 1-4 (Food Network)
  • Inkheart (2009)
  • Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015)
  • Jack Frost (1998)
  • John Dies at the End (2013)
  • Kart Racer (2003)
  • Killing Me Softly (2003)
  • Kin (2018)
  • The King’s Speech (2010)
  • Legally Blonde (2001)
  • Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)
  • Legally Blondes (2009)
  • The Lovely Bones (2010)
  • Major League (1989)
  • The Man Who Came to Dinner (1942)
  • The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
  • Mean Girls 2 (2011)
  • Misery (1990)
  • Mistress America (2015)
  • Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (2019)
  • National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989)
  • New Year’s Eve (2011)
  • Now You See Me (2013)
  • Now You See Me 2 (2016)
  • Ordinary People (1980)
  • Paddington 2 (2017)
  • Paycheck (2003)
  • The Pirate (1948)
  • Pitch Perfect 2 (2015)
  • The Polar Express (2004)
  • Predators (2010)
  • The Prince and the Pauper (1937)
  • Road House (1989)
  • Rocky (1976)
  • Rocky Balboa (2006)
  • Rocky II (1979)
  • Rocky III (1982)
  • Rocky IV (1985)
  • Rocky V (1990)
  • Room for One More (1952)
  • Running on Empty (1988)
  • The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
  • Song of the Thin Man (1947)
  • The Pioneer Woman: Hometown Stories, Season 1 (Food Network)
  • Traffik (2018)
  • The Two Mrs. Carrolls (1947)
  • Unfinished Business (2015)
  • Uptown Girls (2003)
  • Walking Tall (2004)
  • Wargames (1983)
  • Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008)
  • Welcome To Marwen (2018)
  • Where the Boys Are (1960)
  • Winter’s Bone (2010)
  • Winter’s Tale (2014)

November 2

  • Caught in the Net, Season 2 (ID)
  • Christmas Cookie Challenge, Season 7 (Food Network)
  • Expedition Bigfoot, Season 4 (Discovery Channel)

November 3

  • Border Control: Spain, Seasons 1-3
  • Scent of Time (Max Original)

November 4

  • Rebuilding Black Wall Street, Season 1 (OWN)

November 5

  • Holiday Wars, Season 5 (Food Network)
  • OWN Spotlight: Oprah & Nicole Avant, Season 1 (OWN)
  • The Lost Women of Highway 20, Season 1 (ID)
  • The Mountain Kitchen, Season 1 (Magnolia Network)

Check out more streaming release schedules aside from HBO Max below.

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