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Knives Out (2019): "A Literal Gag"
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Is there any better pick for our latest fall Fifth Tuesday than the first Knives Out (2019)? With Glass Onion in theaters now and headed to Netflix soon, we knew we had to revisit the Rian Johnson murder mystery. After all, with Stab 8 on his resum\\xe9, he\\u2019s part of the horror family! On our new episode, we\\u2019re talking about all things ensemble cast, embracing being cringe, and whether or not Toni Collette should\\u2019ve been allowed to keep her Australian accent.
References:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/12/02/pastiche-and-politics-in-knives-out