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Shadow Wolves May 2022 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-05-25 07:01:01
Imported:
2023-04

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The boyz discuss what they're watching/reading, answer some calls from the ABZ phone line, and talk about Crumb (1994)!

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Will See

Hell yeah

tmcms

creatively inspiring doc suggestion: STYLE WARS (1983)

Anonymous

The mention of the Daylight hat inspired me to search film crew hats on ebay and have a good laugh. Would love to roll through town in my "Frost/Nixon" or "The Astronaut Farmer" hat. I almost bought a Speed one though. Or a Bosch Season 5 one.

perkisize

Not necessary to have seen the show, and its difficult to find at the moment anyway, but I really like this interview on fair use in media by the guys behind Nirvanna the Band the Show. They do a lot of cool editing and stuff I've never really seen before and their whole thing is really inspiring to me. https://youtu.be/FQXxw6PUu_4

AFistfulofGwildors

Holy shit crumb was great. I rewatched the second half the next day after I watched it, it’s truly fascinating. For art documentaries, I’d have to recommend exit through the gift shop. It’s a enjoyable watch and they explore what the value of art is, and whether or not an artist is separate from their persona.

Anonymous
>>84706002

Banksy is the Sensitive Bro of the contemporary art world.

Jon Smith

Near Dark is up on AMC and Shudder, think it’s been off streaming for a while?

Jon Smith

I know I always talk about WTF but he put the Liotta ep back up and it’s a dang ass treat RIP

Anonymous

I'd love to hear the expanded version of Stanger Writes Down the Cursewords & How His Parents Found Out

Anonymous

I'm NOT making a film suggestion, but just thought you should know of the existence of 1976's "Lifeguard" starring Sam Elliott. According to the Sauna summary, "Rick, still in his 30's, works full-time as a lifeguard on the beaches of Los Angeles. When he meets his divorced high school girlfriend and her five-year-old son after fifteen years, he considers switching to a more "serious" job."

Anonymous
>>84838493

A movie that has been referenced many times on the show.

Rob Brown

Speaking of “The Umbrella Man”, I worked on an indie movie in Pittsburgh by the same name about the same thing about a decade ago. I’m not sure it ever saw the light of day, but it may have been on Prime at some point. In it, I’m a lawyer in one scene that takes place in 1982, and when I explain to people what my wardrobe was like, I describe my look as “The guy from Goodfellas that fucked up and spent the money”.

Fred Skull

RIP Ray Liotta. Hopefully he took a diagonal course to heaven.