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Eli Roth and Brian McGreevy Talk 'Hemlock Grove'

Horror movie maker, Eli Roth and "Hemlock Grove" author Brian McGreevy on turning this Gothic novel into a Netflix series.

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By Kim Masters • Apr 30, 2012 • 30m Listen

Horror movie maker, Eli Roth and Hemlock Grove author Brian McGreevy on turning McGreevy's Gothic novel into a Netflix original series. They say working with Netflix gives them greater freedom in terms of violence, language and sexuality. They also embrace the Netflix plan to release all 13 episodes at once (due in January, 2013) which enables them to conceive of the series as a 13-hour movie and do long-form storytelling.

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Interstitial music: "Tell Me What’s on Your Mind" by the Allah Las

Outro: "Diversion" by Mark Ronson

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    Kim Masters

    partner/writer at Puck News, host of KCRW's “The Business.”

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