POST MORTEM: John Landis - Part 4

[@acdc09]

Mr Landis seems like a riot to be around. What a high energy character he is.

[@iamtheesuprememoosie]

Max Landis is the spitting image of his father's high energy personality xD I love it, lol John is such an inspiration, loved this interview.

[@darkcoastpictures]

Great interview! Landis is fantastic.

[@MickGarrisInterviews]

Check out the talk we did with Landis and Joe Dante about politics in horror films on the Post Mortem podcast we did recently. It's on Podcast One, as well as iTunes.

[@justintahair9119]

i agree tho mick when something is good it deserves to make make money as a film lover mysef i like talking about that sometimes when a film is bad i cant believe and think to mysefl wow this is the kinda garbage they want to put out and it should bomb horribly

[@Deepurplerain]

Great channel, Mr Landis is the thing, highly cultivated upon classy and also dirty movies,passionate and objective(no nonsense too), silly to have heroes or genre preferences, there's too much around to focus, that's the way when you're a teen of course but art is suppose to wise you up except if you stuck on teens entertainment for life which is a shame..

[@karajames67]

when he says I've made okay movies but not great oh my john seriously there all great and an American werewolf in London is the best werewolf movie ever seriously your amazing don't put yourself down hun.x you've worked hard thriller was fantastic amazing the best even though i love ghost thriller still beat that i hope you see this.x 😁👌👊💖

[@Keithyspielberg]

Landis, great interview fodder! However, no mention of the Twilight Zone movie...

[@justintahair9119]

i know right i did like his films but after that i dont know what to think of him

[@justintahair9119]

its just a down right dirty shame kids had to suffer ovr a movie

[@dopplegangerdavid]

@@justintahair9119 They didn't suffer. They died instantly feeling no pain.

[@LoiteringInWonderland]

I'm sure it's understood that he doesn't want to discuss all that.

[@beyond72deepsoulfulhousemixes]

OK it wasn't gonna change anything, but I find it odd the film doesn't even pay tribute to the victims in the credits. Wonder what the reasoning was behind that, the studio or the families?

[@Andy2481]

I thought this was a recent interview. Burke and hare was made 4 or 5 years ago

[@fratellis9356]

+Andy B - yeah, if you look in the description, the year for that project was added - these interviews were just uploaded a year ago :D

[@LABRIOGT]

thank you :)

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

He brings up the 3 Stooges and what makes them funny is they're doing extreme violence to each other, but everyone treats it as normal. You never hear, "Why are you hitting your brother in the head with a hammer!? Ridiculous!

[@ciadella1971]

Landis is a genius and such a magnetic personality.

[@simonpenum]

Why was Burke and Hair so bad? If they just made it like AWIL it would have been great but it was terrible Brit Flick fodder