Get Fucked Oliver It was a busy November as Trace and I bounced from Jennifer Reeder’s female-centric text Knives and Skin to Paul Verhoeven’s anti-war satire Starship Troopers. Then we dipped over to Japan for Satoshi Kon’s gorgeously animated Perfect Blue before tackling Thanksgiving queerness in Addams Family Values, which proved, yet again, that straight […]
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WAPP WAPP WAPP With October firmly in the rearview mirror, it’s bizarre to reflect on what a wild month it turned out to be. Not only did Trace and I celebrate our 200th Main Feed episode with Karyn Kusama’s perfect film, The Invitation (2015), we revisited David Gordon Green’s divisive Halloween Kills, and even managed to get […]
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A few weeks back, filmmaker Shaun Meyer revealed his new film noir webseries based on the Resident Evil series of video games in CARRIER: A Raccoon City Story. The first episode of the two-season story arc, entitled “A Cold Awakening”, was supposed to be released at the start of this month, but will now premiere […]
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Resident Evil crossed with film noir? If that sounds awesome, then Shaun Meyer‘s upcoming fan webseries CARRIER: A Raccoon City Story will be one to watch. Currently, Meyers has the pilot episode already available (which you can view below), with the first episode of the two “season” story arc being released on April 1st. Set […]
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She only did her…hair After a wild month that has included gay panic in Creep, a TV musical in Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s ‘Once More, With Feeling’ and our 150th episode extravaganza with The Lost Boys, we’re closing out the month with a slam dunk 1940s film noir. That’s right: it’s finally time for a […]