Oct 19, 2018
Will Tudor and Hebe Beardsall are Levi and Variety Hollister in the new season of Lore.
Lore Season 2 is out now on Prime Video
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Will Tudor and Hebe Beardsall are Levi and Variety Hollister in the new season of Lore.
Lore Season 2 is out now on Prime Video
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So I’ve been a fan of the Lore podcast for a long time now, and I’ve finally gotten around to watching the TV show with my partner.
Turns out it’s very good, but some of the episodes get disturbing. Like, seriously disturbing. So if you’ve got an issue with body horror or a very long list of other things, maybe skip that one. But it’s disturbing for a reason I’m not accustomed to seeing in most folklore/supernatural shows.
Yes, it goes over the ghost/faerie/werewolf/etc stories, but in the best episodes, those feel more like a framing device. In those, the thing that’s emphasized as the source of true horror is the behavior of the humans involved in each of the stories.
It’s not “beware of changelings!” it’s explicitly “misogyny can lead people to do horrific things.”
It’s not “ooh, asylums are spooky!” it’s “it’s chilling how this man could be cheerful and casual and still think of himself as a hero when he lobotomized hundreds of innocent people.”
It’s not about monsters, it’s about humans being monstrous.
And one of the things I personally like is that it doesn’t start with “these people are inherently evil” (aside from the serial killer episode, because really)-- it deals with things like fear, jealousy, and concern, and how good intentions can still lead to atrocities when they get out of hand. There’s an unspoken question built into these episodes-- would you be the kind of person who goes this far? Or would you be the kind of person who might have fallen victim to this kind of event?
Everyone with an amazon prime membership needs to go watch the Lore tv show right now. It's fantastic and everything I hoped for!
Will Tudor and Hebe Beardsall are Levi and Variety Hollister in the new season of Lore.
Lore Season 2 is out now on Prime Video
LORE S2E3 - Hinterkaifeck: Ghosts in the Attic
Lore is frustrating. The podcast’s structure of unusual thematic groupings are absent in the TV show, which focuses on a single event.
Lore’s first season functioned like visual version of the podcast--Aaron Manhke provided voice-over narration alongside collaged visuals, inter-cut with dramatic interpretations of the stories acted out by including Campbell Scott (who I haven’t seen since The Dying Gull---hey man, how you been since then.)
The second season ditches this a.v. club collage element, playing instead like a straightfoward drama. No VO, no interspersed visual side trips, just the narrative story of the event or person, one that drags on for its hour run-time.
The third episode in the second season deals with the 100-year-old unsolved Hinterkaifeck Murders. An entire family murdered on their farm, their bodies not found for 4 days, and no conclusive results to investigations, contemporary or subsequent. Germany’s own Jack the Ripper case, rife for armchair detectives because the unanswerable questions are myriad, with too much information lost to time.
Previous episodes in the series were boring, but this episode is frustrating, as it exemplifies how brilliant Lore could have been as a TV adaptation of a consistently strong, spooky podcast.
The episode plays like a horror film. Terror in the night and jump scares. It has truly scary moments.Cold, stark winter isolation outside the farm contrasted with the stifling family home life portrayed inside the family homestead. It could have scary stories on-screen that detail real-life oddities, unexplained, and uncomfortable events across history. Instead, it’s a lackluster, lacking focus, run-of-the-mill anthology show that never quite gets off the ground, and after 1 season seems to have abandoned the touchstones that made its parent property unique.
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Lore Gets Even Creepier In New Trailer For Season 2
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Lore, the anthology series based on the true horror podcast, will hit Amazon soon. We honestly can’t wait to see what sort of creepy tales will unfold in the second season.
While we did a get a trailer for the new season during San Diego Comic-Con, Amazon has seen fit to gift us with a new trailer. After all, the season will premiere relatively soon.
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The second episode of Lore opens with an ableist line about how ‘insane’ people are the subject of horror because they are the darker side of society.