Tonight! 9pm will be here very soon!!!!!!

What's your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 90s - "Velvet Goldmine" (1998) 00s - "Red Cliff Part 1" (2008) / "Red Cliff Part 2" (2009) 10s - "The Nice Guys" (2016) 20s - "Queer" (2024) #filmsky

It's tomorrow night! June 5th & 9pm is hurtling towards us rapidly and soon it will be gone, will you be at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social for the Gap Grindhouse vol. 3?

What did @jkass99.bsky.social say in the Rwandan genocide series about how once the killing starts it’s almost impossible to stop? We’re at the part where the killing is almost impossible to stop.

The only thing from my ramblings that got cut, but that's fair. Everything else, though, from my hour is there. It's solidly the longest minisode they've done at the Sin Syndicate, if my understanding of math is right. Enjoy me doing a kind of impression of a Vincent Price impression during the pod.

the vampire lestat cover of “everybody scream” when

This theme song by The Toad Stools, whomever they may be, for "Wilbur And The Baby Factory" (1970) really moves. The film actually has 2 other musical gems, by other people, somewhat hidden in the body of the film. Anyone on #filmsky could jam to this. And frankly should. youtu.be/0b2vxr1-vd8?...

Apple link to podcast. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Stacey Walker eats fruit. Now watching a costume nudie from David F. Friedman. The cinematography is by László Kovács and Peter Perry Jr. directed it. Stacey Walker was also in the Friedman classic "A Smell Of Honey, A Swallow Of Brine" (1966) by director Byron Mabe, cinematography by Kovács also.

It's Bre's birthday, yippee! But she can't watch her slutty gay vampire perform, because of capitalism. Not yippee :(

I also fail to remember H.L. Hunt's name. But I mentioned he was recently covered on Behind The Bastards, @coolzonemedia.bsky.social, and had been done on @thedollop.bsky.social before too. This will probably be cut from episode. Who knows, who can say? Only @gentryaustin.bsky.social knows.

Unfortunately, I was on a podcast again. Talking "Wilbur and the Baby Factory" (1970) and "Tanya" (1976), and a lot of other things in a wide-ranging conversation with Gentry & Casey. Also, I couldn't help but bring up Howard Hughes. Was chatting for like an hour, no idea how that will it be edited.

once you know the term you'll see it everywhere

So glad @iwriteok.bsky.social introduced me to Loopholism

the internet has the magical radicalizing potential to reveal to people that Sex Stuff is actually Normal Stuff and that it isn't actually weird for it to share a space with Other Stuff. rich freaks have been scrambling to retube this toothpaste for decades and must not be allowed to succeed

related opinion: basically every genre of popular media would hugely benefit from the freedom to discuss and depict nudity and fucking, and if that sentence reads like a joke, it's because god-slobbing narcs have been conspiring your whole life to prevent anyone with a budget over $20 from trying it

Two incredible experiences I've had with Johnsen's other films: seeing "Teenage Gang Debs" (1966) on 35mm at the @mahoningdit.bsky.social and seeing the trailer for the lost "Justine" (1967) also played on 35mm but at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social during a Gap Grindhouse night.

At the intersection of my fascination with Boxoffice International Pictures and the desire to see more of Sande N. Johnsen's directed films.

A double dose of Herschell Gordon Lewis! A 1967 outing that really is out of sight, and dig this you can buy it at Barnes and Noble rn for 50% off. Far out. www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dvd-blast-...

And I'm not just saying this because Gentry asked me to be on his podcast, that's definitely part of it. But only why I posted it now.

I enjoyed it! boxd.it/ni2sU

truly, sincerely, from the bottom of my heart: fuck ai

Finally watching "Bedazzled" (1967). I mean, for me, I would have eventually because I love the director, Stanley Donen. But of course, I want to note that this was inspired by hearing @iwriteok.bsky.social mention the film on at least one podcast. Peter Cook and Dudley Moore are brilliant ofc.

I really dig this song. Especially after having read "The Unusual Beat Of The Blast-Off Boys" essay by @gentryaustin.bsky.social on The Faded Blue and Charlie, the two bands who appear in "Blast-Off Girls" (1967). The Faded Blue appear as The Big Blast. 1/2 youtu.be/WL7x1qt1OGY?...

Love hearing two of NJ's most iconic musicians do the theme from a mondo movie. Specifically, "Mondo Cane" (1962) 1/2 youtu.be/ZPPBlVPThL8?...

Mia, anarchist, frustrated: This is what the state is, statist democracy fundamentally relies on men with guns to enforce decisions whether you see them or not. If you want to live otherwise you have to create democracy without the state Moreover, ICE must be destroyed

they’re shooting crowd control munitions at crowds that include multiple members of congress, the governor, and a sitting united states senator. they fired pepper balls at the senator. they cannot and will not be reigned in by democracy, whatever’s left of it.

There's going to be a showing of this movie on June 2nd at the Williamsburg location of @nitehawkcinema.bsky.social. Sandra Kane, who appeared in the film as Annie, will be doing a q&a with adult film historian, writer, & podcaster Casey Scott. Hope it sells out. nitehawkcinema.com/williamsburg...

The real troops.

Lime explosion.

from the moment it was founded activists and human rights watchdogs have warned that DHS was constructed to be an almost unaccountable private paramilitary force at the president's sole disposal.

This is the only one of the ten things listed that I don't have, but I did order it during this sale.

A thread of things I would recommend from @vinsyn.bsky.social, especially during this sale going on. 1/11

A video from a friend of mine recorded at @orbitdvd.bsky.social. It's real good, and you should watch it! youtu.be/t-wJDsUFK2U?...

GARBAGE - dashare.zone ADMIN

Once more posting about the next Gap Grindhouse, an Italian triple bill to be presented on 35mm film at the @gaptheatre35.bsky.social in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania. These aren't films you'd see every day at the cinema folks, and especially not on 35mm film! #filmsky events.ticketleap.com/tickets/gap-...

🤷‍♀️ boxd.it/TpHBq

the whole gang going crazy for mulberries

One thing you can do to make a small difference that adds up over time is, if you're in the position, to hire trans people and refuse to hire bigots. I've done both and it's super fucking easy. You just tell the chuds you're not interested in hiring any shitheads.

23 more days until a truly special opportunity to see a triple bill of Italian sexploitation rarities at the great, generous, gracious, & glamorous @gaptheatre35.bsky.social. Highly recommend anyone on #filmsky who can make it to Wind Gap, Pa on June 5th do so. events.ticketleap.com/tickets/gap-...

Now watching "Joe Bullet" (1973), a blaxploitation film made in South Africa with an all black cast. It's quite the film.

If you can't draw the line at concentration camps, extrajudicial mass executions, threats of genocide at home and abroad, and the disenfranchisement of millions you may be part of the problem.

The introduction of the phrase “trans identifying” being normalized in media standards is one of the most insidious things the media campaign against trans people has ever done.

Ted Turner was briefly so destructive to film preservation that the GOVERNMENT created the National Film Registry to keep some films safe, then Turner was like “fine! You like preservation so much, here’s a channel that just shows movies unaltered for 24 hours!!!” and it was the best channel ever.

People refuse to believe it and most who do believe it usually shrug it off but US prisons and jails are in fact torture chambers. Conditions are HORRIFIC across the board. People are OK with this on the whole.