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- 1Viewer disappointed by animated film Blades of the Guardians●Heute gesehen: 1. "Blades of the Guardians" - Was hatte ich mich nach dem # Trailer drauf gefreut, leider erschien mir d
A German-language film fan reports a disappointing experience with the animated movie "Blades of the Guardians", saying they had looked forward to it after the trailer but found the film flat and unexciting, with even the fight scenes failing to impress. The same viewer pairs it with a rewatch of Roman Polanski classics including "Rosemary's Baby".
- 2New German translation puts Rosemary's Baby back in the spotlight▼"Rosemary's Baby" by Ira Levin is body-horror at its finest, that becomes truly uncomfortable not through visceral descr
Ira Levin's 1967 novel "Rosemary's Baby" is being recommended as a Halloween must-read, now available in a new German translation. Readers are highlighting it as body horror at its finest, arguing the book's true discomfort comes not from visceral descriptions but from how vividly it makes patriarchal ideology visible. The classic horror story of a young woman's sinister pregnancy is finding fresh relevance with contemporary readers.
- 3Rosemary's Baby and Polanski's rise to cinema's top ranks●Roman Polański – „Rosemaries Baby“ (1968) Dieser Film hat Roman Polański 1968 endgültig zu einer Schlüsselfigur des inte
A retrospective look at Roman Polanski's 1968 film 'Rosemary's Baby' says the horror classic made him a key figure of international cinema. It notes his earlier films 'Knife in the Water' (1962) and subsequent work already pointed to that status. The piece is drawing attention among German-speaking film fans discussing the director's legacy.
- 4Halloween podcast riffs Rosemary's Baby as not-so-scary horror●Just in time for Halloween, here's our riff of a not very scary or necessary "horror film," complete with our commentary
A movie-commentary group has released a comedic riff of Rosemary's Baby timed for Halloween, dismissing the classic as neither very scary nor necessary and adding their own running commentary over it. The release references the MST3K and RiffTrax tradition of humorously talking over films, and is being shared with horror-movie fans looking for seasonal, lighthearted content.
- 5Which garden herbs will survive the winter outdoors?▼Which herbs in your garden will survive winter outdoors?
Gardeners are being reminded that not all herbs can be left outside through the cold months. Hardy perennials such as thyme, sage, mint and chives generally survive winter outdoors, while tender plants like basil, rosemary in cold climates, and coriander need protection or should be brought indoors. Seasonal advice columns are walking readers through mulching, drainage and choosing sheltered spots to keep herbs alive until spring.