An analysis of the first (and only) season of the book to television series adaptation of the first 2 books of the "Lockwood & Co." series by Joanthon Stroud. I hope you enjoy <3 This soundtrack is too cool. Here's the link to "Finding Annabel" : the best song to demonstrate how good this soundtrack is with "Welcome to London" being a slightly more upbeat representation of the overall soundtrack. You may want to listen to this as well as going through my explanation of the fantasy world. The songs that justify my controversial decision to nominate Joji as the artist that could have done a lyrical song for this soundtrack (this is such a hypothetical situation and odd opinion but I actually believe in this): Will He (one of his first songs released under the artist name Joji, I had to take a moment when I realised the background noise was meant to mimic the creaking of a bed), Run (just listen to it: it's so dramatic, and that guitar is perfect) Social media links

An analysis if the book to film adaptation of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky. I hope you enjoy <3 Podcast's Social Media NHS website on Anxiety, coping mechanisms, what to do and what not to do, as well as other forms of advice and support⁠ if you're struggling with Anxiety related issues

An Analysis of the book to film adaptation of "American Psycho" by Bret Easton Ellis. I hope you enjoy <3 Links to all the interviews I watched/listened to: BBC Radio 4 Interview with Chris Power and Bret Easton Ellis Christian Bale's GQ interview breaking down his most iconic roles Charlie Rose interviewing Christian Bale, Bret Easton Ellis and Mary Harron Christian Bale Interview for American Psycho (I can't find the source for this and it isn't in the original clip but it's almost certainly part of the promo for the film as he appears to be on set and in costume) Links to Articles for the historical part of this episode (most of these articles were simply used to complete holes in my school notes from last year) Investopedia article containing information on the banking deregulation that occured in the 80s in the US Wikipedia article on the 1979 general election in the UK (whilst not my source it contains useful information about why Maragret Thatcher won which I thought could interest some people) Wikipedia article on the "Big Bang" of 1886 + Investopedia article on the the London Stock Exchange's History Definition of the word Yuppie and its history Links to Youtube videos to watch before you read the book Video by pittsie to remind you that Patrick Bateman is ridiculous and not a "sigma male" Video by Allerix films that goes into more detail on some of the topics I mentioned and also presents themes I didn't (the video proposes an explanation of the ending : which is very vague in the book and film, it could be considered a spoiler of sorts)

Join me to discuss the films I watched in the cinema last week, as well as my book recommendation for spring. Social media and other platforms where the podcast is available: https://linktr.ee/bfandtili

Lauren joins me to discuss "Everything Everywhere All at Once" after its success at the Oscars where it won 7 out of its 11 nominations including Best Picture. Link to the tiktok mentioned in the podcast . Social media and other platforms where this podcast is available.

An analysis and review of the book to film adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover by D.H Lawrence. I hope you enjoy <3  The Podcast's social media and other listening platforms where this podcast is available: hhtps://linktr.ee/bfandtili

I discuss my thoughts and opinions on “Decision To Leave”, with particular attention to details. This episode replaces a typical two people episode: I was sick, I’m sorry.  Social media and other platforms where this podcast is available: https://linktr.ee/bfandtili. Sources mentioned in the episode Polygon Article: https://www.polygon.com/23445882/decision-to-leave-ending-explained-park-chan-wook-interview ; Karsten Runquist's Youtube video on Decision to Leave: https://youtu.be/CHJ4lGhAJok

Matthieu joins me to discuss “Dracula”by Bram Stoker in my first book/film review episode, and to share his thoughts on “Avatar: The way of water”. Social media and other platforms where this podcast is available: https://linktr.ee/bfandtili , Enjoy <3

This first episode contains an introduction to the Podcast as well as an analysis of the book to film adaptation of The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani. I really hope you enjoy Social media and other listening platforms where this podcast is available: https://linktr.ee/bfandtili