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Join to friends with a love of movies and all things, dark, depressing, bizarre and just plain upsetting as they journey through some cinemas strangest selections; dying inside but having fun while they do it, watching everything from celebrated stinkers, questionable art…
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Episode 79 - Green Room (2015) - "Strictly Foreskin Heads" (opens the original)
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On this weeks episode of the pod, brush up on your code language, find anything you can make a weapon and most definitely do NOT go back for your phone as we watched the 2015 thriller - horror film, “Green Room”. Join us as we discuss just how much research went into this movie by director and writer Jeremy Saulnier to ensure it passed the “Is it Punk enough?” Test. From pulling on his days in hardcore bands, to using his own bands songs in the film this movie puts you right in the crusty, white
Episode 78 - The Decline of Western Civilization II: The Metal Years (1988) - "The Party's Over" (opens the original)
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This week on the pod, we’re traveling back in time and heading west to soak up all the cocaine, booze and tits that 1988 LA has to offer as we watched the documentary “The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years”. While admittedly neither of us are that impacted by the genre of hair metal (Let alone alive at the time to bask in it’s scarf and leather laden glory), you still can’t help but admire the sparkle in the eyes of the young musicians and fans at the center of this film al
Episode 77 - Possession (1981) - "Divorce During Wartime" (opens the original)
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This week on the pod, we pay a tribute to the late, great actor Sam Neil with one of his earlier roles in the absolutely batshit 1981 psychological Horror film, Obsession! Err… we mean, “Possession”. Join us as we watch a film that swings for the fences in every way, shape and from. Whether it’s the darkly manipulative and violent performance from Sam Neil, the flamboyant and scene stealing Heinz Bennet, and of course, the sanity breaking, mind bending, maniacal display from Isabelle Adjani, thi
Episode 76 - Crumb (1994) - "Sometimes Degenerates Are The Spice Of Life" (opens the original)
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This week on the pod, we’re trying something new as we venture away from the theater of the absurd into real life absurdity, genius and downright perversion as we watched the 1994 documentary “Crumb”. Join us as we learn (some of us for the first time) about the life and work of cartoonist Robert Crumb in the acclaimed documentary following his family and life leading up to his move to France in 1991. At the Intersection of Robert Crumb we find many things, from the story of a seemingly neurodiv
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