Podcast appearances and mentions of greg araki

Today, we're traveling back to 1997 for a conversation with one of the most distinctive and rebellious filmmakers of the indie film scene—Greg Araki. By the time Nowhere hit theaters in ‘97, Araki had already made a name for himself with his bold, surreal, and unapologetically queer storytelling. As the final entry in his “Teen Apocalypse Trilogy,” Nowhere pushed boundaries with its wild mix of sex, drugs, existential dread, and alien abductions—all wrapped in the signature Araki aesthetic.

Independent filmmaker Zach Clark joins to discuss the work of punk auteur legend Jon Moritsugu and his 1994 cult favorite Mod Fuck Explosion. A riff on classic Hollywood tales like West Side Story, the film is brash, outrageous, occasionally reprehensible, and is (in Zach's words) less about teen angst so much as it simply *is* teen angst manifested onscreen.We first discuss the singular style of Moritsugu as filmmaker, his movies' no-budget charms, and how their hyper-stylized aesthetic, formalism, and performances turn the film's budgetary limitations into distinctive attributes that call attention to the their own artifice. Then, we discuss Mod Fuck Explosion's brilliance as a totem of 90s teen ennui and an interrogation of Moritsugu's career-long targets such as the prison of domesticity, anti-Asian racism, and gender roles. Finally, we discuss why the film's of Moritsugu transcend basic descriptiors like satire and camp, embracing genuine sincerity and uncovering deep emotional truths with a commendable level of vulnerabiltiy. On the back half of the show, we spend some time discussing Zach's new film The Becomers, a 21st century take on science fiction B-movies about body snatching aliens finding love in the time of COVID. The Becomers is out on VOD today! Check out the trailer here.Pre-order The Becomers on limited edition Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome.Get access to all of our premium episodes and bonus content by becoming a Hit Factory Patron for just $5/month.....Our theme song is "Mirror" by Chris Fish. 

"Here we go." The second movie we discuss this week is Greg Araki's Mysterious Skin. CONTENT WARNING: This movie and the discussion of it does cover topics of child abuse and rape.

We talk this last weekend's Cinema Wasteland, some recent watches for DD, then get deep into Greg Araki's masterpiece MYSTERIOUS SKIN. Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/doctordanzig Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL36Kvrexy0aMUwU2TwPeAw Kick: https://kick.com/doctordanzig Twitter: @DoctorDanzig Patreon: Patreon.com/astroradioz --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/astroradioz/message

Career Q&A with Christopher Meloni. Moderated by Jenelle Riley, Variety. Washington, D.C. native Christopher Meloni studied acting at the University of Colorado, Boulder, before graduating with a degree in History. He worked in construction and as a bouncer before breaking into acting, studying his craft in New York with legendary teacher Sanford Meisner. His television breakout role was on “NYPD Blue,” opposite Kim Delaney. That led to being cast on HBO's gritty landmark series “Oz,” playing the psychotic, bisexual serial killer, ‘Chris Keller.' In 1999, Meloni landed his starring role on the popular and long-running NBC series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” with the actor working in both series simultaneously until “Oz” ended its 6 year run in 2003. He continued on “Law & Order: SVU” for twelve seasons, earning an Emmy nomination for his performance as Detective Elliot Stabler. Meloni then returned to HBO in a pivotal arc as the head of the Vampire Authority, ‘Roman,' in Alan Ball's wildly popular drama, “True Blood;” and as Julie Louis-Dreyfus' trainer, ‘Ray,' in “Veep.” Meloni is currently co-starring in the Netflix limited event series, “Wet Hot American Summer” which is the prequel to the cult film in which he also co-starred. Meloni's other big screen credits include the August 2015 Sony Classics release, "Diary of a Teenage Girl " with Kristen Wiig; Greg Araki's "White Bird in a Blizzard"; "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For"; "Man of Steel"; "42"; "They Came Together"; "Small Time"; the Terry Gilliam films "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and "Twelve Monkeys"; the Wachowskis' first film "Bound"; the romantic comedy blockbuster "Runaway Bride"; "Nights in Rodanthe"; and such cult favorites as "Wet Hot American Summer", "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle", and its first sequel, "Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay".

Very special episode of Agitator today! We have Jack Mason of The Perfume Nationalist and Wren Collier on to talk about 1998's Serial Experiments: Lain. We talk: theme songs, prescient art, Metal Gear Solid 2 and Persona 2 vs Lain, is Lain the e-girl prototype?, Amelie syndrome, suicide galaxy brain, is Lain real?, sinister video games, Roswell aliens, Michael Jackson as God, MJ-12, Lain = The Invisibles?, Mysterious Skin, Whitley Strieber, Greg Araki, Cronenberg is the moment, theater walkouts, late-90s anti-Christian religiosity, killing god through paradox, who is God?, favorite Lain outfit, Lain's forelock, Lain as a dream machine, Mobile Suit Gundam, social terror, masks are fake, masturbation and porn, being a cryptolib, anti-anonymity, not being raped by Jack, archetypes of the future, Digimon Tamers, and S. Craig Zahler movies.

L'équipe Quoi de Meuf espère de tout coeur que vous passez un bel été ! L'occasion de ré(écouter) des épisodes marquants du podcast. Et cette semaine, on vous propose un épisode marquant, avec Clémentine et Anne-Laure. Bonne écoute ! La consommation de cannabis est illégale et dangereuse pour la santé. Information et prévention sur drogues-info-service.frReconnu pour ses vertus antalgiques mais aussi pour aider à la relaxation, au sommeil, à la concentration, la créativité, voire à la spiritualité, le cannabis reste au centre d'un débat qui fait encore rage aujourd'hui. Le gouvernement français vient de reporter le projet de loi sur l'utilisation médicinale du cannabis et durcit sa politique en matière de stupéfiant. Pourtant, l'image négative de la fameuse plante verte provient aussi de représentations et de toute une histoire, entremêlée de colonialisme et de racisme. Sans en faire l'apologie, Anne-Laure et Clémentine reviennent sur le cannabis, ses réprésentations dans la pop culture et sa réappropriation féministe.Références entendues dans l'épisode : Le compte @Balancetonbahut à l'origine du hashtag #balancetonbahutMargaret Mennegoz a été nommée présidente de l'Académie des Césars en 2020 et a rappelé que l'académie tient à “séparer l'homme de l'oeuvre” au sujet de Roman Polanski. Caster Semyena est une athlète sud-africaine double championne olympique et triple championne du monde sur le 800m mais depuis quelques années les instances sportives internationales ont estimé qu'elle est « biologiquement un homme” à cause de son hyperandrogénie. Naomi Osaka est une joueuse de tennis qui a joué dernièrement en portant des masques en soutien au mouvement Black Lives Matter. Le documentaire RBG sur la juge à la Cour Suprême Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Théophile Gautier est un poète et romancier français qui a co-fondé en 1844 le club des Hashischins, un groupe parisien voué particulièrement à l'étude et à l'expérience de drogues (principalement le haschisch). Harry Anslinger était un politicien et journaliste des États-Unis, surnommé le « McCarthy de la drogue. Box Brown, Cannabis : la criminalisation de la marijuana aux Etats-Unis, La Pastèque, 2019. “La légalisation du cannabis doit aussi prendre en compte son histoire coloniale”,David A. Guba, The Conversation, 25 août 2019. Le film Reefer Madness ou Tell Your Children est un film américain réalisé par Louis J. Gasnier, sorti en 1936.The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook d'Alice B. Toklas publié en 1954 où se trouve la recette du “haschich fudge”.Lisa Mandel, Année exemplaire, 2020. “Cannabidiol, la détente sans la bédave”, Clémentine Gallot, Causette, 29 avril 2020. Le documentaire Mary Janes : the women of weed de Windy Borman, 2017CBD usage recettes et pharmacopée, Caroline Hwang, Marabout, 2020. “The Grass Ceiling: Women's Changing Role in Weed Culture”, Eliana Dockterman, Time, 2015. “Be cognizant of cannabis cultural appropriation”, Humza Ismail, The Temple News, 2018. “Marijuana: is it time to stop using a word with racist roots ?”, Alex Halperin, The Guardian, 2018 “The Truth About Black Women In The Weed Industry”, Truth Told, Refinery29, 2019. Andrea Drummer est une cheffe américaine qui cuisine des plats à base de cannabis. La standupeuse @Mahautdrama.“From Annie Hall To Miley: A Visual History Of The Stoner Babe”, Isabella Biedenharn, Elle, 2014. La série High MaintenanceSmiley Face est un film de Greg Araki réalisé en 2007. La série produite par Snoop Dog Queens of the Stoned Edge. Paulette, dernier film avec Bernadette Lafont réalisé par Jérôme Enrico en 2012. Un jour ce sera vide, Hugo lindenberg, Éditions Christian Bourgois, 2020. Ma Maman est Bizarre de Camille Victorine et illustré par Anna Wanda Gogusay, Éditions La Ville Brûle, 2020. Adolescentes, documentaire de Sébastien Lifshitz réalisé en 2020. Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes. Cet épisode est conçu par Clémentine Gallot et présenté avec Anne-Laure Pineau. Mixage Laurie Galligani. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Prise de son, Montage et coordination Ashley Tola.Vous pouvez consulter notre politique de confidentialité sur https://art19.com/privacy ainsi que la notice de confidentialité de la Californie sur https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Joe chats with actress, artist and author Rachel True about her time working alongside some of Hollywood's biggest actors, directors and writers and her path to being a published author. They explore what growing up in New York's East Village taught her about self-belief, the invitation to entertain ourselves while in isolation and the value in developing and honoring our intuition. Together they talk about her journey from standing in on the number one show on television to starring as iconic characters on screens big and small as well as going through the rigorous process of testing to be the lead in your own sitcom. Ultimately, they get real about the importance of seeing color, how the words we hear as children shape our sense of self and the wisdom of Gene Roddenberry & his vision for our future. Who is Rachel? Rachel True is an American actress and model who has appeared in numerous hit and cult films including: The Craft, Half Baked, CB4 and Greg Araki's Nowhere which premiered at Sundance Film Festival. On Television, she has appeared on: The Cosby Show, Getting By, Family Matters, 90210, Boston Common, Providence and Dawsons Creek. She's recurred on some of the top shows of the last few decades: Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Dream On, the Drew Carey Show, Once and Again, and Better Things. Rachel was also the lead on the TV show Half & Half, for which she was nominated for an NAACP award. As an author, she has written True Heart Tarot. She has co-hosted over 100 episodes of the podcast Quoting Gene Roddenberry. Most recently she can be seen in Shudder's HORROR NOIRE Anthology with Malcolm Barrett. And the upcoming horror drama Agnes. RACHEL TRUE: IMDB https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0874086/ RACHEL TRUE's BOOK: True Heart Tarot https://truehearttarot.com/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/trueracheltrue TWITTER https://twitter.com/RachelTrue Show Notes: Horror Noire Ep.4 Fugue State https://www.shudder.com/movies/watch/horror-noire-a-history-of-black-horror/e650978256281a67 Agnes-Film https://www.roku.com/whats-on/movies/agnes?id=44530b40d0405e76843a860981e4cb9a RACHELS BOOK + TAROT DECK (True Heart Intuitive Guidebook) https://bookshop.org/books/true-heart-intuitive-tarot-guidebook-and-deck-with-book-s/9781328566263 ABOUT PAMELA COLEMAN-SMITH https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/10/13/opinion/nearly-forgotten-mystical-artist-who-still-foretells-fates/ PAMELA COLEMAN-SMITH BIOGRAPHY https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40113187-pamela-colman-smith TAROT/SPIRITUAL High Priestess Tarot card https://www.tarot.com/tarot/cards/the-high-priestess

“All the things the homos like, I hate” can be etched on each our tombstones. The Ghost Kino Institute for Gays Who Can't Do Film Analysis Good (And Want to Learn How to Do Other Stuff Good Too) go in on Greg Araki's seminal 93 flick Totally Fucked Up, a representation of queer youth in 90s LA that — shockingly — has a class angle to it? (Who would've thought the queers also have to pay their rent what a concept). Along the way we'll talk about how non-gay-best-friend qualities are cast aside by str*ghts, the Modernist outlook in the wake of the AIDS crisis that informed this film, and the importance of chosen family (Astro and Eire if you read this episode description I include to two of y'all in that designation btw love you both). Follow the show on Instagram for more updates: https://www.instagram.com/ghostkinopodcast/

Twenty-four years ago today, the film Nowhere premiered. It is a black comedy drama, the third in Greg Araki's Teen Apocalypse trilogy and described as ‘Beverly Hills 90210 on acid'. The film follows a day in the lives of a group of Los Angeles college students and the strange lives that they lead. If reading who is in the cast isn't enough incentive to watch this movie, I don't know what is. The soundtrack is a perfect group of songs that encapsulates that late 90s angst. You need to see this movie. This episode is also available as a blog post. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waldina/message

After a few episodes in a row featuring queer adjacent stories made for straight audiences, we're taking a look back at the New Queer Cinema. In the early 90's,  filmmakers like Gus Van Sant and Greg Araki reclaimed the road movie for queer audiences. These two tales of narcoleptic hustlers and murderers on the run tapped into a queer culture ignored and left for dead by their government. They take very different stylistic approaches, with wildly varying budgets, but each one captures the early 90's in their own captivating way. 

Actor and cult icon Mink Stole is on mic with us this week. You Might Know Her From Pink Flamingos, But I’m a Cheerleader, Desperate Living, Spyder Games, Female Trouble, and the Eating Out films. Mink talks to us about her simpatico relationship with queer filmmakers, her decades-long work with John Waters and the Dreamlanders, taking on the world of cabaret and releasing her album Do Re Mink, and the MTV neo-soap opera Spyder Games. All that Mink goodness, plus our plea for you to watch Hillbilly Elegy with us for next week’s holiday mini-sode.  Follow us on social media: @damianbellino || @rodemanne  Let Them All Talk trailer (HBO Max, directed by Soderbergh) Lucas Hedges is the nephew, Anne’s over it Sam Phillips score Connecting last week’s guest to this week’s guest: Daphne Maxwell Reid was in Fresh Prince with Alfonso Ribeiro, who was on Dancing with the Stars with judge Carrie Ann Inaba, who was in Monster Mash with Mink Stole. Homework for next week: Watch Hillbilly Elegy on Netflix!  Mink Stole’s IMDB Mink Lives in Los Angeles and Baltimore, loves Provincetown Working with gay directors and artists: John Waters, Peaches Christ, Q. Allan Brocka, Christian McLaughlin, Todd Stephens, and Greg Araki, Jamie Babbit, Lee Friedlander But I’m a Cheerleader is one of our all-time favorites John Waters named her "Mink Stole." Their collective is lovingly referred to as The Dreamlanders.  Mink does cabaret, has an album: Do Re Mink Chrsitina Ricci didn’t like her wardrobe in Pecker Kathleen Turner was born to play Beverly Sutphin in Serial Mom (oh this phone scene is so good) Ricki Lake (Hairspray) and Traci Lords (Cry Baby, Serial Mom) became immediate members of the family Lips sewn together by Natasha Lyonne in All About Evil Turned down a Human Centipede sequel Fuck Marry Kill: stabbed in head, shot in anus (Desperate Living), strangled with macrame (Polyester) Mink Stole was part of Camp John Waters with Kathleen and Patricia Hearst Anne has a theory that where there’s a lesbian, there’s usually a brace, a cane, or a cast. In Desperate Living, Peggy Gravel has a knee brace and cane that goes unmentioned.  Adam Shankman played Mink’s Werewolf son in Monster Mash and then didn’t cast her in the movie musical Hairspray. Boo. Favorite pop culture nun? None.  Mink & John Waters dropped acid together a few years ago: know where it’s coming from and avoid speed Mink Stole was in Splendor with Kathleen Robertson who was in Psycho Beach Party with Amy Adams who is in Hillbilly Elegy. We’ll be talking about H.E. on next week’s episode, November 24th. Watch in anticipation!  Former guest, Ann Harada played Lindsay Price’s mom on Lipstick Jungle. Lindsay was married to Ian Ziering on OG Beverly Hills, 90210.  Anne hates Hans Zimmer (who scored Hillbilly Elegy and Spanglish) 

De la drogue, beaucoup de drogue trop de drogue et une fille voila ce qui vous attends avec Smiley face (2008) de Greg Araki. Et c'est drôle on est proche du docu fiction de l'état que procure la marijuana bref un film autant divertissant qu'instructif. Synopsis : Jane commence sa journée vautrée dans le canapé, devant la télé, un joint à la main. Là voilà partie pour un périple enfumant. N'hésite pas a me suivre sur Instagram ou Twitter @stream-pepite Film dispo : cine +

La consommation de cannabis est illégale et dangereuse pour la santé. Information et prévention sur drogues-info-service.frReconnu pour ses vertus antalgiques mais aussi pour aider à la relaxation, au sommeil, à la concentration, la créativité, voire à la spiritualité, le cannabis reste au centre d’un débat qui fait encore rage aujourd’hui. Le gouvernement français vient de reporter le projet de loi sur l’utilisation médicinale du cannabis et durcit sa politique en matière de stupéfiant. Pourtant, l’image négative de la fameuse plante verte provient aussi de représentations et de toute une histoire, entremêlée de colonialisme et de racisme. Sans en faire l’apologie, Anne-Laure et Clémentine reviennent sur le cannabis, ses réprésentations dans la pop culture et sa réappropriation féministe.Références entendues dans l’épisode : Le compte @Balancetonbahut à l’origine du hashtag #balancetonbahutMargaret Mennegoz a été nommée présidente de l’Académie des Césars en 2020 et a rappelé que l’académie tient à “séparer l’homme de l’oeuvre” au sujet de Roman Polanski. Caster Semyena est une athlète sud-africaine double championne olympique et triple championne du monde sur le 800m mais depuis quelques années les instances sportives internationales ont estimé qu’elle est « biologiquement un homme” à cause de son hyperandrogénie. Naomi Osaka est une joueuse de tennis qui a joué dernièrement en portant des masques en soutien au mouvement Black Lives Matter. Le documentaire RBG sur la juge à la Cour Suprême Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Théophile Gautier est un poète et romancier français qui a co-fondé en 1844 le club des Hashischins, un groupe parisien voué particulièrement à l’étude et à l’expérience de drogues (principalement le haschisch). Harry Anslinger était un politicien et journaliste des États-Unis, surnommé le « McCarthy de la drogue. Box Brown, Cannabis : la criminalisation de la marijuana aux Etats-Unis, La Pastèque, 2019. “La légalisation du cannabis doit aussi prendre en compte son histoire coloniale”,David A. Guba, The Conversation, 25 août 2019. Le film Reefer Madness ou Tell Your Children est un film américain réalisé par Louis J. Gasnier, sorti en 1936.The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook d’Alice B. Toklas publié en 1954 où se trouve la recette du “haschich fudge”.Lisa Mandel, Année exemplaire, 2020. “Cannabidiol, la détente sans la bédave”, Clémentine Gallot, Causette, 29 avril 2020. Le documentaire Mary Janes : the women of weed de Windy Borman, 2017CBD usage recettes et pharmacopée, Caroline Hwang, Marabout, 2020. “The Grass Ceiling: Women's Changing Role in Weed Culture”, Eliana Dockterman, Time, 2015. “Be cognizant of cannabis cultural appropriation”, Humza Ismail, The Temple News, 2018. “Marijuana: is it time to stop using a word with racist roots ?”, Alex Halperin, The Guardian, 2018 “The Truth About Black Women In The Weed Industry”, Truth Told, Refinery29, 2019. Andrea Drummer est une cheffe américaine qui cuisine des plats à base de cannabis. La standupeuse @Mahautdrama.“From Annie Hall To Miley: A Visual History Of The Stoner Babe”, Isabella Biedenharn, Elle, 2014. La série High MaintenanceSmiley Face est un film de Greg Araki réalisé en 2007. La série produite par Snoop Dog Queens of the Stoned Edge. Paulette, dernier film avec Bernadette Lafont réalisé par Jérôme Enrico en 2012. Un jour ce sera vide, Hugo lindenberg, Éditions Christian Bourgois, 2020. Ma Maman est Bizarre de Camille Victorine et illustré par Anna Wanda Gogusay, Éditions La Ville Brûle, 2020. Adolescentes, documentaire de Sébastien Lifshitz réalisé en 2020. Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes. Cet épisode est conçu par Clémentine Gallot et présenté avec Anne-Laure Pineau. Mixage Laurie Galligani. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Prise de son, Montage et coordination Ashley Tola.

For 25 years, Johnathon Schaech held a secret very close to him, he'd been sexually assaulted on his first film by the famed Italian director, Franco Zeffirelli. In 2018, at the peek of the MeToo Movement, Johnathon shared his story with the world. But going public, fighting for those who don't have a voice, plunged him further into darkness, anger, and shame. It wasn't until he discovered a program for sex and love addicts that he found recovery, peace, and the tools to live a shame-free life.______If you or someone you know is a victim of sexual violence, please call the RAINN sexual violence hotline 1-800-656-4673Or if you or anyone you know is struggling with addiction, depression, trauma, sexual abuse, we've compiled a list of resources at secretlifepodcast.com.______Johnathon Schaech exploded onto the scene as one of Hollywood's most handsome leading men in Jocelyn Moorhouse's How to Make an American Quilt and Tom Hanks' directorial debut That Thing You Do! Since then, Johnathon has shown incredible versatility as an actor. Over the last twenty years, he's starred in over one-hundred and sixty Hollywood productions. Working opposite some of the most acclaimed and awarded actors, producers, writers and directors including Gwyneth Paltrow, Kenneth Branagh, Ed Harris, Idris Elba, Antonio Banderas, Bruce Willis, Tom Fontana, Gary Goetzman, Neil Moritz, Greg Araki, Cary Brokaw, Roy Lee, Jessica Lange and Bill Paxton. Schaech recently captivated television audiences as the eccentric movie-star in Showtime's hit series Ray Donovan (2014) and has portrayed comic-book legend Jonah Hex on the first three season's of DC's Legends. (2015-2018) Having aged into a ruggedly handsome man, he's fast becoming one of Hollywood's go-to stars for action roles. Starring in Renny Harlin's 5 Days of War (2014), Todd Robinson's Phantom (2015), Roland Joffe's Texas Rising (2016), Steven C. Miller's Marauders (2017) and soon takes the lead opposite Frank Grillo in the action-packed Reprisal (2018). Johnathon now uses his national voice for dyslexia, working with Harvard University accredited NoticeAbility.org; a nonprofit dedicated to helping students with the brain-based difference identify their unique strengths and build their self-esteem. Johnathon has a four-year-old son, Camden, newborn Lillian Josephine with his wife of seven years, internet influencer Julie Solomon. Johnathon’s latest movie Blue Ridge opposite Sarah Lancaster and Graham Greene is now exclusively available on Vudu (@vudofans) #Vudu! #BlueRidge - Imagicomm EntertainmentConnect with Johnathon (@JohnSchaech): Instagram & Twitter______TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE INCLUDE addiction, recovery, sex, and love addiction, molestation, career, acting, relationships and repairing damaged relationships.______If you or anyone you know is struggling with addiction, depression, trauma, sexual abuse or feeling overwhelmed, we've compiled a list of resources the Secret Life Podcast Website.______HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE SHOW?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe, Rate & Review: Apple PodcastsFollow & Listen  Spotify |  Stitcher | Google PodcastsSpread the word via social mediaInstagramTwitterFacebook#SecretLifePodcastDonateYou can also support the show with a one-time or monthly donation via PayPal (make payment to secretlifepodcast@icloud.com) or at our WEBSITE.Connect with Brianne Davis-GanttInstagramFacebookTwitterWebsite

The team geeks out over a horror documentary, dips into Greg Araki's work, talk some 2020 movies(they exist!), and shout out Kayla's grandma. Also, a lot of garden talk - RIP to the peonies. 3:46 - Horror Noire 8:53 - Driveways 16:51 - Mysterious Skin 26:28 - The Deeper You Dig Support us on Patreon, or buy Kayla a $500 stand mixer: https://www.patreon.com/ltrfipod

In this episode, Professor Mouse & the Cosmologist talk Juneteenth and Greg Araki's 1993 film Totally Fucked Up. [Social Media]Email: isthisjustbad@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/isthisjustbadInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/isthisjustbad/Bucky Bear's IG: https://www.instagram.com/sgtbuckybearMad Moll's IG: https://www.instagram.com/madmollcosplay/

In this episode, Professor Mouse & the Cosmologist talk Juneteenth and Greg Araki's 1993 film Totally Fucked Up. [Social Media]Email: isthisjustbad@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/isthisjustbadInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/isthisjustbad/Bucky Bear's IG: https://www.instagram.com/sgtbuckybearMad Moll's IG: https://www.instagram.com/madmollcosplay/

This week, we talked about Greg Araki's 2010 psycho-sci-fi-sex-dramedy Kaboom. Look, I don't know how to describe this movie to you, it's crazy. Someone sees a murder, there's a lesbian witch and a doomsday cult and some very gross mac and cheese.... This week, we talked about Greg Araki's 2010 psycho-sci-fi-sex-dramedy Kaboom. Look, I don't know how to describe this movie to you, it's crazy. Someone sees a murder, there's a lesbian witch and a doomsday cult and some very gross mac and cheese. Topics discussed: The shampoo challenge What kind of dickpics we'd like to receive in our inbox (wereadmovies@gmail.com) Cults How big a cock you'd need to gag three people with it at the same time The proper way to eat pussy like it's spaghetti We Read Movies This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) speaks with Actors, Avan Jogia and Kelli Berglund for their new series, Now Apocalypse, created by Greg Araki.

The Ides of May pass us by, and leave us with another episode of Trashpect Ratio, in which with the powers of timeliness we work so hard to maintain, we spend twenty minutes discussing Avengers: Age Of Ultron. In addition, Matt & Destiny continue their trek through theFriday The 13th movies, and we talk about Greg Araki’s White Bird In A Blizzard! Another hit month of your favourite movie podast, Trashpect Ratio.Please do listen, enjoy and subscribe on iTunes!Movies DiscussedAvengers: Age Of UltronFriday The 13th VI: Jason LivesA Nightmare On Elm Street (2010)White Bird In A BlizzardThis Month’s MovieWhite Bird In A BlizzardNext Month’s MovieBande de filles (Girlhood)