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Tracklist: 1. The Township Of Eastwick 2. The Dance Of The Witches 3. Maleficio 4. The Seduction Of Alex 5. Daryl's Secrets 6. The Seduction Of Suki And The Ballroom Scene 7. Daryl Arrives 8. The Tennis Game 9. Have Another Cherry! 10. Daryl Rejected 11. The Ride Home 12. The Destruction Of Daryl 13. The Children's Carousel 14. End Credits (The Dance Of The Witches Reprise)

It's week 2 of the Cherish or Perish Halloween Horror Extravaganza 2020! In this episode Amanda and Desirae play Would You Rather: vampires vs. witches, investigate the death of John Updike, and discuss two movies about women that still fail the Bechdel test. Plus, Amanda becomes obsessed and Desirae channels Cher! (recorded 9/6/20)Join the Cherish or Perish community at cherishorperishpod.com

It's week 2 of the Cherish or Perish Halloween Horror Extravaganza 2020! In this episode Amanda and Desirae play Would You Rather: vampires vs. witches, investigate the death of John Updike, and discuss two movies about women that still fail the Bechdel test. Plus, Amanda becomes obsessed and Desirae channels Cher! (recorded 9/6/20)Join the Cherish or Perish community at cherishorperishpod.com

It's week 2 of the Cherish or Perish Halloween Horror Extravaganza 2020! In this episode Amanda and Desirae play Would You Rather: vampires vs. witches, investigate the death of John Updike, and discuss two movies about women that still fail the Bechdel test. Plus, Amanda becomes obsessed and Desirae channels Cher! (recorded 9/6/20)Join the Cherish or Perish community at cherishorperishpod.com

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Film critic K. Austin Collins (Vanity Fair) returns to Blank Check for an episode covering 1987's fantasy comedy, The Witches of Eastwick. Together with #thetwofriends they discuss author John Updike's original novel, how producer Jon Peters tried shoehorning an alien into the film, assign themselves which witch they would be and Griffin defines what a 'movie movie' is. This episode is sponsored by: Hims

Tom and Jenny discuss a 1987 film directed by George Miller and based on a novel by John Updike. It's about three small-town women—played by Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon—who discover their witchy powers after the arrival of a mysterious stranger—played by Jack Nicholson—who may in fact be the Devil himself. Please  support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the  13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our  YouTube channel , like us on  Facebook , and follow us on  Twitter  and  Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our  Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at  Giallo Games ! Visit  Jenny’s Amazon author page ! And check out our awesome  cookbook! THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS! The show is made possible by: Allison, Amanda, Amanda O., Amy H., Anthony, Antonio, Arezo, Arif, Ashley, Austin, Ben, BlackMarigold, Blake, Brad, Brandon, Brian, Bunjip, Bunny, Cady, Chris, Christopher, Ciarra, Cody, Corinthian, creepy crepes, D. Newton, Damian, Dan, Darkskull, Darren, Dean, Denise, Dermot, Dominic, Duncan, Dwayne, Ed, Elizabeth, Elliot, Eric, Erin, Esther, Fade, Feeky, Gareth, Ginger, Gramthars Hammer, Greg, Gwen, Gwendoline, Hanna, Hayden, Heather, HoboNasty, Holly, Iain, Ilse, Ima Shrew, Jaime, Jake A., Jake S., James, James H., Jamin, Jana & Scott, Janet, Jason, Jason W., Jeanette, Jen, Jessica, Jesus, Joanie, Jocifer, Joe, John H., John M., Jonathan, Jonathan H., Joseph, Juliana, Justin, Justyn, Karin, Kat, Katrina, Keith, Ken, Kieron, Knothead Studios, Kool Kitty, Lana, Lars, Leander, Liam, Lindsey, Logan, Lonna, Lynx_13, Macy, Marcus, Mark, Mary Ellen, Matt, Matthew, Maximillian, Melanie, Melissa, Melissa G., Michael, Miguel, Mike, Mother of Beasts, Natalia, Nathalie, Nicodemus, Nilay, Noah, Oddcatt, Oli, out_running_erins, Paul, Rebecca, Rebecca L., Rebecca M., Richard J., Richard & Sheena, Rik, Rob, Robina, Ryan, Samantha, Sandra, Saul, Scarlett, Scott, Sean, Shae-Nicole, Sheena, Sophie, Stop Prop, Sydney, Tabitha, Tammie, Tara, Terrie, TheMysteryGamer, Thomas, Thomm, Tiffany, Timothy, Tina, Travon, Trevor, Trey, Valtrina, Veronica, Via, Victor, Victoria, Victoria E., Virginia, Weaponsandstuff93, Will S., and Xánada. Channel art and audio & video editing by Jenny Ashford. Music & sound effects courtesy of freesound.org users jamespotterboy, corsica-s, enjoypa, capturedlv, luffy, kiddpark, and justkiddink. Video clips courtesy of Videezy & Videvo.

Tom and Jenny discuss a 1987 film directed by George Miller and based on a novel by John Updike. It's about three small-town women—played by Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon—who discover their witchy powers after the arrival of a mysterious stranger—played by Jack Nicholson—who may in fact be the Devil himself. Please  support us on Patreon ! Don’t forget to follow the  13 O’Clock Podcast blog , subscribe to our  YouTube channel , like us on  Facebook , and follow us on  Twitter  and  Instagram . And check out our cool merch at our  Zazzle store , and some board and card games designed by Jenny at  Giallo Games ! Visit  Jenny’s Amazon author page ! And check out our awesome  cookbook! THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS! The show is made possible by: Allison, Amanda, Amanda O., Amy H., Anthony, Antonio, Arezo, Arif, Ashley, Austin, Ben, BlackMarigold, Blake, Brad, Brandon, Brian, Bunjip, Bunny, Cady, Chris, Christopher, Ciarra, Cody, Corinthian, creepy crepes, D. Newton, Damian, Dan, Darkskull, Darren, Dean, Denise, Dermot, Dominic, Duncan, Dwayne, Ed, Elizabeth, Elliot, Eric, Erin, Esther, Fade, Feeky, Gareth, Ginger, Gramthars Hammer, Greg, Gwen, Gwendoline, Hanna, Hayden, Heather, HoboNasty, Holly, Iain, Ilse, Ima Shrew, Jaime, Jake A., Jake S., James, James H., Jamin, Jana & Scott, Janet, Jason, Jason W., Jeanette, Jen, Jessica, Jesus, Joanie, Jocifer, Joe, John H., John M., Jonathan, Jonathan H., Joseph, Juliana, Justin, Justyn, Karin, Kat, Katrina, Keith, Ken, Kieron, Knothead Studios, Kool Kitty, Lana, Lars, Leander, Liam, Lindsey, Logan, Lonna, Lynx_13, Macy, Marcus, Mark, Mary Ellen, Matt, Matthew, Maximillian, Melanie, Melissa, Melissa G., Michael, Miguel, Mike, Mother of Beasts, Natalia, Nathalie, Nicodemus, Nilay, Noah, Oddcatt, Oli, out_running_erins, Paul, Rebecca, Rebecca L., Rebecca M., Richard J., Richard & Sheena, Rik, Rob, Robina, Ryan, Samantha, Sandra, Saul, Scarlett, Scott, Sean, Shae-Nicole, Sheena, Sophie, Stop Prop, Sydney, Tabitha, Tammie, Tara, Terrie, TheMysteryGamer, Thomas, Thomm, Tiffany, Timothy, Tina, Travon, Trevor, Trey, Valtrina, Veronica, Via, Victor, Victoria, Victoria E., Virginia, Weaponsandstuff93, Will S., and Xánada. Channel art and audio & video editing by Jenny Ashford. Music & sound effects courtesy of freesound.org users jamespotterboy, corsica-s, enjoypa, capturedlv, luffy, kiddpark, and justkiddink. Video clips courtesy of Videezy & Videvo.

307 p. ; 22 cm

307 p. ; 22 cm

Tracklist: 1. The Township of Eastwick 2. The Dance of the Witches 3. Maleficio 4. The Seduction of Alex 5. Daryl's Secrets 6. The Seduction of Suki and the Ballroom Scene 7. Daryl Arrives 8. The Tennis Game 9. Have Another Cherry! 10. Daryl Rejected 11. The Ride Home 12. The Destruction of Daryl 13. The Children's Carousel 14. End Credits (The dance of the Witches reprise)

Tracklist: 1. Overture 2. Eastwick Knows 3. Make Him Mine 4. I Love A Little Town 5. Eye Of The Beholder 6. Waiting For The Music To Begin 7. Words, Words, Words 8. Dirty Laundry 9. I Wish I May 10. Another Night At Darryl's 11. Something 12. Dance With The Devil 13. Evil 14. Loose Ends 15. Who's The Man? 16. The Wedding 17. Something (Reprise) 18. Look At Me

Today’s episode of the podcast finishes up our spooky season series on occult-themed nostalgia watches with 1987’s The Witches of Eastwick, starring Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Cher, adapted from the John Updike novel. Join us as we try to figure out how we feel about this movie including big 80s perms (great), Cher (even better), and Jack Nicholson’s diabolic sex appeal (not good). Made at the height of Reagan’s America, does the film have something insightful to say about gender inequality, or like the devilish Daryl, is it in the end all about reinforcing the Patriarchal status quo? Time Stamps: 8:18 - Main Discussion on The Witches of Eastwick 42:52 - What’s Your Freq Out? * Ebony on the Starz documentary, Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult Follow Us: * Join our community via Patreon - https://patreon.com/femfreq or give and help make the media more feminist: http://www.feministfrequeny.com/donate * Subscribe to FFR on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2t4wu4I * Twitter: @femfreq https://bit.ly/316OVCC * Instagram: @femfreq https://bit.ly/37AbMJd * Our Website: http://www.feministfrequency.com/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKPScm7Rx1k Uploader: Feminist Frequency

Today’s episode of the podcast finishes up our spooky season series on occult-themed nostalgia watches with 1987’s The Witches of Eastwick, starring Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Cher, adapted from the John Updike novel. Join us as we try to figure out how we feel about this movie including big 80s perms (great), Cher (even better), and Jack Nicholson’s diabolic sex appeal (not good). Made at the height of Reagan’s America, does the film have something insightful to say about gender inequality, or like the devilish Daryl, is it in the end all about reinforcing the Patriarchal status quo? Time Stamps: 8:18 - Main Discussion on The Witches of Eastwick 42:52 - What’s Your Freq Out? * Ebony on the Starz documentary, Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult Follow Us: * Join our community via Patreon - https://patreon.com/femfreq or give and help make the media more feminist: http://www.feministfrequeny.com/donate * Subscribe to FFR on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2t4wu4I * Twitter: @femfreq https://bit.ly/316OVCC * Instagram: @femfreq https://bit.ly/37AbMJd * Our Website: http://www.feministfrequency.com/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKPScm7Rx1k Uploader: Feminist Frequency

"Three beautiful witches, and one lucky Devil."

Scituate on the Silver Screen: The Witches of Eastwick In the late 80's Hollywood came to town with an all star cast of Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon and Michelle Pfeiffer for the box office sensation: The Witches of Eastwick. Take a look at some of the local areas featured in the film.

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The Witches of Eastwick [1987] Now we all like George Miller's style here at Spoiler Filled (especially one of us *cough* Jamie *cough*), but how will he handle his first time directing something which isn't Mel Gibson in a post apocalyptic wasteland? So, we're taking a look at his first Hollywood outing with The Witches of Eastwick from 1987. Our expectations are all over the shop for this 'feminist parable' given Miller's eclectic back catalogue, but we certainly all have something to say about this ahead-of-the-time movie. Expect some sexual cello playing, booby dolls, Rich playing Devil's advocate (quite literally) and to never look at cherries the same way again. Dir: George Miller Wri: Michael Cristofer (screenplay), John Updike (Novel) Cine: Vilmos Zsigmond Edi: Hubert C. de la Bouillerie, Richard Francis-Bruce Mus: John Williams Prod: Guber-Peters Company, Kennedy Miller Cast: Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer, Veronica Cartwright, Richard Jenkins, Carl Struycken [Ep. 179, Rec. 10/2017]

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