10 episodes
Visitations SpectreVision
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- TV & Film
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4.8 • 319 Ratings
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Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah of SpectreVision visit the homes and workshops of some of their favorite creators, including Guillermo Del Toro, Taika Waititi, Ana Lily Amirpour, Flying Lotus, Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte and others. On these intimate visits, guests delve into their lives, their work and how they’ve managed to turn their fears into art.
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Taika Waititi
Elijah and Daniel visit with Kiwi filmmaker, actor and friend Taiki Waititi of What we do in the Shadows and Thor Ragnarok to discuss how vampires, motorcycles gangs and body snatchers led him down the path to making films.
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Mike Flanagan
Mike Flanagan, the writer-director behind The Haunting of Hill House, Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep, sits down with Elijah and Daniel on the Warner Brothers lot to discuss fathers and sons, why people believe in ghosts and the healing power of horror.
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John Landis
Famed filmmaker John Landis, known for classics like Michael Jackson's Thriller and An American Werewolf in London, gets a visit from Elijah and Daniel in his Hollywood home to discuss werewolves, cereal killers and his take on evil incarnate.
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Ana Lily Amirpour
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night and The Bad Batch writer/director Ana Lily Amirpour sits down with Elijah and Daniel to discuss haunted houses, love in the editing room and a magical visit from a special friend.
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Dan Harmon
Elijah and Daniel visit the Rick & Morty offices to catch up with co-creator Dan Harmon on falling in love during an octopus attack, attending a lizard-person barbecue and how to best represent a banana.
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Flying Lotus
Elijah and Daniel drop in on musician and filmmaker Flying Lotus to discuss lucid dreaming, a ghostly friend and diving into the unknown.
Customer Reviews
Insightful and Thought Provoking
These guys are really onto something. They have the industry knowledge and care to carry out these interviews in a way that gives us a behind the scenes look as to what these creators are really all about. It’s genius.
Amazing podcast BUT
I really love this podcast but very disappointed they removed the Richard Stanley episode. I understand there’s been allegations but nevertheless it’s a very interesting and fascinating interview with him and I don’t think it’s right to remove it. Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty?? Seems like the other way around these days…
This show is so good
The conversations are so freeform and honest and vulnerable and insightful and great.
The docu-lite-feel of the open and close with a simple but incredibly catchy tune stays with me long after I finish each ep.
Hats off. The bar has been set. Thank you.
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