Trying to change the world, one movie at a time (and other things)
On episode 5, my guest Sam Meltzer and me discuss Woody Allen’s Oscar-winning ‘Mighty Aphrodite’ (1995), including Allen’s personal issues surrounding the film, remembering Helena Bonham Carter is in the film and where to actual find any sex and violence in this film.
You can follow Sam on Twitter @SamTheParasite. You can follow me on Instagram @firstlastshot.
Read MoreOn episode 4, my guest Karim Ballach and me discuss Paul Verhoeven’s scandalous ‘Basic Instinct’ (1992), including ‘The Lion King’ (obviously), horny teenagers and control, control, control. I also say ‘Rob Bottin’ out loud for the first time in my life.
Follow Karim on Instagram @karim_at_the_movies. You can follow me on Instagram @firstlastshot.
Read MoreOn episode 3, my guest Joslyn and me discuss The Wachowski’s debut film ‘Bound’ (1996) on a variety of topics, including masculinity and butchness, being eaten by dinosaurs and what hardcore tribadism is supposed to be. Be aware of spoilers and watch ‘Bound’!
You can find the comparison of the two versions we discuss here.
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Read MoreOn episode 2, my guest and former student Milan Henke discuss Tim Burton’s brave and challenging sequel ‘Batman Returns’, including superhero violence, a horny penguin and scary mirrors. Be aware of spoilers!
Disclaimer: this was actually the first episode I recorded, so don’t be surprised to hear more nervousness and insecurity in my voice than last week.
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Read MoreOn the very first episode, we discuss David Cronenberg’s underrated ‘eXistenZ’, including Jude Law’s hairline, Willem Dafoe’s inherent sexuality and why this film is a unique case of pegging propaganda.
Listen to Gordon’s podcast ‘The Lone Acting Nominees Podcast’ and follow him on Instagram @fuck_it_dude_lets_go_bowling.
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Read MoreA blog about saving the world by looking at movies, music, comics, books, school and anything else connected to society.
Who is this?
David Turgay, teacher and writer from Germany, writing about things he thinks about too much, mostly movies, comics, books and school. And now this podcast.
