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Ink to Film

Luke Elliott & James Bailey

Are you the sort of person who likes to read the book before you see the movie? So are Luke and James—a writer and filmmaker respectively who bring their backgrounds studying stories to the table for in-depth discussions of the adaptations of the past and present. If you love delving into the craft behind the art you love, then Ink to Film is for you.

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01:41:26

“The Intersection of Science Fiction and Horror” ITF...

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2022/05/26

Stanley Kubrick didn't just change Science Fiction, but film as an art form forever with his mind-bending space epic that introduced the world to mysterious alien monoliths and HAL 9000’s cold red eye. In episode 228, Luke & James cover Arthur C. Clarke’s original short story “The Sentinel” briefly before getting into one of the most famous movies ever made. Topics include spaghettification, time dilation, cosmic horror, artificial intelligence as an extension of humanity, the US space race, and so

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01:20:13

“Friendships Made to Survive” ITF Watch: Stand By Me...

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2022/05/19

If it’s true that we never have friends later in life like we did when we were 12, what causes that to happen? Director Rob Reiner’s adaptation of Stephen King’s novella “The Body” seeks to answer that question and establishes itself as an immediate cult classic of 80s cinema. In episode 227, Luke & James take the fun, but potent nostalgia drug and reminisce about the times that came before. They finish by casting their votes on which was ultimately the better version of the coming-of-age classic:

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01:18:43

“Daring Death” ITF Read: The Body (1982 novella)

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2022/05/12

With Stephen King’s 1982 collection, DIFFERENT SEASONS, he tried publishing a collection of novellas outside the horror genre. Among the other notable works included, “The Body” would go on to form the basis for the 80s classic, “Stand By Me.” In episode 226, Luke & James discuss a shocking revelation about James’s childhood discovery, delve into their own feelings about returning to their small hometown, weigh the differences in finding friends as adults vs as children, and cover all the backstory

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01:22:45

“Traumatizing Rhino” ITF Read & Watch: James and the...

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2022/05/05

Roald Dahl is one of the bestselling children’s authors of all time, but how does this middle grade classic hold up when adapted by Henry Selick? In episode 225, James & Luke explore what scenes stayed with them most over the years and which did not, including a traumatic rhinoceros, an odd mecha-shark, some misguided live-action sequences, Randy Newman's music, and a couple of potentially problematic aunts. They finish by casting their votes for which version did it best: the book or the movie

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01:34:35

“What We Shouldn’t Know” ITF Listen & Watch: Archive...

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2022/04/28

Showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine’s ambitious adaptation of a horror audio drama has been cancelled after just one season, but what was she able to accomplish in the time she had? In episode 224, Luke & James finish out Marc Sollinger and Daniel Powell’s source material, debate the role of withholding knowledge in storytelling of all genres, define what’s meant by the term “soft horror,” and finally cast their votes on which was the better version: the podcast or the show! TV talk begins: 20:17

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01:27:47

“Netflix Made a Mistake” ITF Listen & Watch: Archive...

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2022/04/21

For the first time in Ink to Film history Luke & James tackle another podcast—an audio drama—and its impressive adaptation! In episode 223, they tackle the first half of season 1 of both show and pod. Luke rants about Netflix’s strategic error and foolish cancellation of the show, and how they could have better set Archive 81 up for success. Plus, what made the audio drama take off, the story behind the creators Daniel Powell and Marc Sollinger, Mamoudou Athie and Dina Shihabi’s standout

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01:31:48

“The Devil at Your Door” ITF Read & Watch: Smooth...

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2022/04/14

“Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” by Joyce Carol Oates is a rare short story that's more famous than its film adaptation. In episode 222, Laura from the “Why the Book Wins” podcast & YouTube channel joins Luke & James to discuss both versions and help them get to the heart of the enduring tale. Topics include hints of a supernatural explanation for Arnold Friend, Laura Dern’s surprising revelation about the film that came years later, director Joyce Chopra's giving back, and the unique

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01:23:24

“Hack Your Own Brain” ITF Read & Watch: Johnny...

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2022/04/07

William Gibson is considered a founding father of the cyberpunk genre, but does he deserve the reputation? In episode 221, Luke & James read one of Gibson’s earliest stories set in the world of his “Sprawl” trilogy, then watch the adaptation directed by Robert Longo and compare the two. Topics include sharp dressed men in business suits, the Mandela Effect, a cross-dagger wielding Dolph Lundgren, Keanu Reeves’s extensive cyberpunk résumé, and a cyberspace dolphin sequence to remember. They finish by

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01:14:25

“Break a Few Eggs” ITF Watch: Emma (2020 film)

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2022/03/31

Autumn de Wilde’s adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s timeless novels is a visual feast that isn’t afraid to let things get loud in a way seldom seen in regency romance. In episode 220, Luke & James debate just how punk rock this movie is, dial in the color saturation, shred on the pianoforte, worry about Anya Taylor-Joy’s nosebleeds, and find the source of that ghastly draft. They finish by voting on which was ultimately better: the book or the movie! Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content

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From the Vault: Pet Sematary 2 (1992 film)

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2022/03/24

Is this sequel to the original Pet Sematary (1989 film) worth watching today? Is the spirit of Stephen King's original work present in the continuation? This month, Luke and James dive into director Mary Lambert's second outing covering Pet Sematary. Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content & more: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram (@inktofilm) Home Base: inktofilm.com Luke Elliott Website: www.lukeelliottauthor.com

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“An Unhappy Ending in Disguise” ITF Read: Emma (1816...

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2022/03/17

Jane Austen wrote Emma Woodhouse to be “a heroine whom no-one but myself will much like,” but did that end up being the case? In episode 219, Luke & James return to the regency era with carriage rides, questions of sensibility, and misunderstandings galore. They end by asking the question: By novel’s end, are things as happy as they might seem? Join them next time when they discuss Autumn de Wilde’s adaptation starring Anya Taylor-Joy and compare it to the novel! Become a Patron for hours of

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01:36:30

“The Third Murderer” ITF Watch: The Tragedy of...

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2022/03/10

Author of numerous short stories and the publisher of Reckoning magazine Michael DeLuca joins to discuss Joel Coens’ stark, stylish, and ambitious take on one of Shakespeare’s darkest plays. In episode 218, the mystery of the third murderer complicates everything, Ross breaks the 4th-wall, the forest comes to watch a memorable battle, and they each cast their vote on what was ultimately the better version of MACBETH: the play or the movie! Michael DeLuca Website: https://mossyskull.com/ Twitter:

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From the Vault: Total Recall (2012 film)

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2022/03/03

Have you seen this 2012 adaptation of We Can Remember It for You Wholesale by Philip K. Dick? In this former Patreon-exclusive, Luke & James discuss how this sleek and sexy update of Total Recall works when compared to the original 1990 film that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger. Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content & more: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Buy We Can Remember It for You Wholesale or any of the other source novels at Ink to Film's bookshop: www.bookshop.org/shop/inktofilm Ink to

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From the Vault: The Last Man on Earth (1964 film)

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2022/02/24

What if we told you there was another "I Am Legend" adaptation from 1964 with Horror icon Vincent Price? It's called "The Last Man on Earth" and in this former Patreon-exclusive, Luke & James discuss how this original adaptation compares to the Richard Matheson source material as well as the Will Smith film. Become a Patron for hours of exclusive content & more: www.patreon.com/inktofilm Buy I Am Legend or any of the other source novels at Ink to Film's bookshop: www.bookshop.org/shop/inktofilm

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“Shakespeare’s Nastiest Play” ITF Read: Macbeth (1606...

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2022/02/17

The ghost of “The Bard of Avon” haunts the show this week with the sordid, bloody tale of MACBETH. In episode 217, Luke & James talk about a prominent conspiracy theory about the supposed authorship of William Shakespeare’s famous writings, wonder what made Lady Macbeth abruptly lose her stomach for violence, and despair how insults to masculinity have been used to manipulate men for generations. Stay tuned for their upcoming discussion of Joel Coen's "The Tragedy of Macbeth!" Buy Macbeth at Ink

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01:45:01

“Getting Into the Spirit” ITF Watch: Station Eleven...

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2022/02/10

Author/publisher/teacher Patrick Swenson joins to discuss his love of Emily St. John Mandel’s novel and help Luke & James close out the HBO adaptation. In episode 216, it’s time to get loose with a surprise rap, recap the plot of HAMLET, and debate what makes for successful character redemption arcs. They finish by each casting their votes on which was the better version of STATION ELEVEN: the book or the show! Patrick Swenson Website: http://patrickswenson.net/ Instagram:

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01:27:26

“Hatchet to the Loop” ITF Watch: Station Eleven (2021...

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2022/02/03

Patrick Somerville’s adaptation of Emily St. John Mandel’s award-winning novel about a catastrophic pandemic began filming before COVID-19 struck, delaying its eventual release until 2021, when it still came out during a very real pandemic. Despite it all, the show manages to shine. In episode 215, Luke & James talk about the intersection of art and culture, moments where the writers were able to expand on an already brilliant plot, and what performance brought them to tears. Join them next week for

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01:29:31

“An Apocalyptic Perspective” ITF Read: Station Eleven...

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2022/01/27

Emily St. John Mandel’s post-apocalyptic novel breaks from genre norms to tell an intricately crafted tale about a troupe of Shakespearean actors performing years after a deadly global pandemic. In episode 214, Luke & James talk about what it’s like to read a novel like this during the days of COVID-19, whether or not this book should be called science fiction, how you can “write what you know” and still tackle things you have never experienced before, and what we might be able to better judge about

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01:27:35

Last Looks 2021

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2022/01/06

A year that felt like the sequel to 2020 that nobody wanted, 2021 was quite the rollercoaster. Despite it all, Ink to Film covered a ton of incredible books and adaptations. But what were the worst ones? What about the best of the bunch? In episode 213, Luke & James defend their picks, make some resolutions, and finally look ahead to season 6 of the podcast. How to read Luke Elliott’s new sci-fi short story, “What Good is a Sad Backhoe?” in Reckoning 6: https://reckoning.press/ Become a Patron

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01:36:46

“Anything Is on the Table” ITF Watch: The Wheel of...

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2021/12/30

The solid footing that Rafe Judkins's adaptation found in its middle episodes continues into the back half of the season, but with at least one significant stumbling block. In episode 212, Luke & James talk major book to screen changes, the mishandling of Perrin Aybara, some notable character absences, Lan and Moiraine just nailing it, and then speculate about season 2. They end by casting their votes on which was better: season 1 of the show or THE EYE OF THE WORLD by Robert Jordan! Episodes

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