In this very special interview episode, Henry & Eddie sit down with Writer and Director of Fruitvale Station, Black Panther, Creed, & Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Ryan Coogler joins the show to discuss his new blockbuster horror project Sinners (In Theaters April 18th), his horror film-making roots, personal favorite horror films, re-opening The X-Files, and much, much more... For Live Shows, Merch, and More Visit: www.LastPodcastOnTheLeft.comKevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of Last Podcast on the Left ad-free and a whole week early. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.
Chapter 1: Who is Ryan Coogler and what is this interview about?
Last podcast on the left, listeners. You might be wondering, how in the living hell did they score this person to talk to them? And the answer is his leverage, folks. It's called having personal information about important people inside of the Hollywood industry machine. that forced this to happen. Isn't that right, Eddie?
That's correct. We have information and we're going to release it unless this is a good interview.
This is really honestly kind of a come to Jesus moment for this man and for the industry as a whole because we don't know how all of this is going to kind of roll out. So welcome to Last Podcast on the left. I'm Henry Zebrowski. I'm sitting here with Ed Larson. Hello. And we have an illustrious filmmaker. By far the coolest interview we've ever had. Hey, well, I will say we had Dan Aykroyd once.
Yes.
But we have Ryan Kyle Kugler. Do you have a vodka that you need to push? Wait, wait, wait. We should have covered that before. Are you selling vodka?
No, I wish I did, bro.
Can I say that you're leaving money on the table?
Yes. I mean, I got nothing to push, bro. That's unfortunate. I got nothing but a movie.
Because this is podcasting and unfortunately you need a movie's whatever. I need you to have an exercise machine that you're selling. That also helps me from being infected by the government's choices.
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Chapter 2: What inspired Ryan Coogler to make the horror movie Sinners?
uh i can't wait to see her she already in tron i just seen a trailer for that oh yeah that's right she's in tron when i spoke to her she was she was she was finishing that up um but but but yeah but we're gonna try to make something really great bro um and and and really and really be um you know something for the real x-files fans and today you know what i'm saying and maybe find some new ones tell you what we're cruel and we're cutthroat so just so you know
Just remember that the rest of us, we're actually unsatisfied. We're angry and we don't have jobs.
So we're going to attack you. I'm going to know how y'all feel.
Obviously, we're excited about the horror movie and totally X-Files. We love our aliens over here. But I got to say, all of your movies, including Creed, are very like... Music is such a key part of it. It's obviously very important to you. And I love everything you did with music in Sinners. It was really, especially the one scene. That scene. One of the coolest scenes I've ever seen.
The audience applauded.
yes it was yeah it was a straight up like coolest music video i've ever seen it was very it was very interesting and then but you do something that i miss from movies and for especially with black panther and and wakanda forever is the specialized companion album yeah And that was something that we saw a lot in the 90s, you know, and stuff like that.
And I was recently complaining that it doesn't happen more often. And Sinners needs an album.
It's coming, bro. Yeah, it's really good. Hell yeah. Really, really, really good. You know, I think this... I'm biased, obviously, but I think the score is some of Ludwig's best work. And this soundtrack is some of his best work as well in that space. Like, it's incredible.
I was saying that as we were watching it. I was like, this feels like... Because you know what you're doing too, dude, that is amazing? Is that it's what you and Robert Eggers are doing. And I mean this, and it's not just because I'm a little... a Hollywood little man, but you guys are doing great stuff for movies because you're making them big and you're making them events.
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