Emerald Fennell on why she wanted 'Murder on the Dancefloor' to be used in THAT 'Saltburn' scene

Emerald Fennell chats to Brian Lloyd about writing, directing, and producing 'Saltburn'.
Emerald chats about the influences of movies such as 'Brideshead Revisited' on 'Saltburn' as well as how she played around with this genre. She also talks to Brian about the planning and coordination that went into using the Sophie Ellis-Bextor hit 'Murder on the Dance Floor' in a certain scene.
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[@traphimawari7760]

Whatever the reason, that scene really topped it off, truly a magnificent ending, man literally achieved peak troll by gaslighting an entire noble house.

[@joliecide]

Saltburn played like a Gothic period piece. Excellent soundtrack choices to highlight the zeitgeist.

[@kb4903]

Lyrics of the song fit perfectly.

[@majeedtaouk3038]

What a twisted film, I mean that in a good way, the only scene that turned me stomach was in the cemetery, it didn’t need to go that far. Apart from that well recommended.

[@martinenyx-filmstuff305]

Try watching The Neon Demon…

[@huntour]

I honestly thought it could've gone farther. Honestly, it's purpose was probably to make you uncomfortable

[@nelsonraley]

That shit was hilarious idk what you’re talking about

[@devanmoran]

Song fits perfectly (:

[@kb4903]

Post coital joy - great term, great band name