The question is for everyone is have you ever been to a filming location, or is there any filming locations in your area that you want to visit, or is there anything you want to visit? If you want to listen to our episode episode of 13, it's called Shocking Things. It's on all major podcast platforms
I actually haven't really been to many horror film locations outside of maybe the famous films we've seen at Universal. They still have the Psycho house preserved there. And the motel and a few other sort of goodies like The Lagoon from Creature from The Black Lagoon. But yeah, I mean, really outside of that, not many
Jon P
@ShockingThings · 1:37
They turned into an office. Now I forgot if it's a medical office or legal office, something of that nature, but it's still there. They moved the house from the original location, but, yeah, it's interesting to me. I live in Connecticut, so there's believe it or not, more than you'd expect for filming locations in my area. Not too far from me is New Haven. So certain things have been filmed there
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
I mean, I'm sure it's very healthy, but it pains my legs to think of it. Then when I graduated, I had the opportunity to go to Paris, and one of my favorite films is Amelie
Jon P
@ShockingThings · 0:53
So that sounds like a really great time. And the Ring definitely sounds cool. All those sites in Seattle. So yeah, I've never been there. I definitely would like to see that. So thanks again for replying. It sounds awesome. And yeah, I think all of us are going to try and see more and more sites whenever we get a chance
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:24
The birds. Alfred Hitchcock, The Church where the birds are flying around, going nuts, is in Bodega Bay. I go there all the time in there. It just looks exactly like it did 50 years ago. I was location Scout for Law and Order for, I don't know, 1618 months, I guess for the first couple of seasons, I'm aging myself right now, but I looked at locations for episodes that were in the early 90s, and sometimes I don't do it anymore
Jon P
@ShockingThings · 0:28
Oh, thanks for sharing that. Deborah. That's awesome. I love the Birds. I also saw, I don't know if you're familiar with the John Carpenter film The Fog. He actually shot some of the film, the same area where the film. So it's like technically going to two locations, right. But yeah, thanks. It's great hearing the stories and definitely a great profession you had. So thanks again