We're joined by Brian Ivanhoe to explore the boundaries of reality with Jacob's Ladder and Silent Hill!
Sources:
Jacob's Ladder (1990)
"Hell Can Wait: Art, Trauma, and Other Demons" by Rich Johnson, Fangoria
"Up Jacob's Ladder and into the Hell of a Veteran's Psyche" by Tim Golden, The New York Times
"Understanding Jacob's Ladder" by Pinchas Leiser, My Jewish Learning
"What is the Story of Jacob's Ladder" by Joel Ryan, Christianity.com
"Jacob's Ladder", Abrahamic Study Hall
Director commentary with Adrian Lyne
Silent Hill (2006)
"The Making of Silent Hill", featurette
Find Brian Online:
- IMDB
- "The Legend of Drizzt Homeland Prologue and Chapter 1" (fan film)
- "Porcelain" (short film)
- "Swag: Episode 1" (short film - editor)
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