Harmony Colangelo

And you would have been marvelous too.

You know what they say: if you want to win a war, just give up on every battle, let the enemy dictate terms, and let your people die and surely you'll take it in the long game!

I love it when shit fucking rips.

It would be an understatement to say that I am passionate in this episode.

Absolutely this!

Just killing a whole mess of dudes.

Y’all wanna see some patriotism

Co-sign.

once again asking for people to care about anything and anyone the way they cared about Jimmy Kimmel for a 24 hour period

As a bartender, absolutely!

begging democrats to fight right now like portland is as important as jimmy kimmel

But that's the thing, disco didn't come back into fashion because it was willed back by original fans. Older people in leisure suits saying "disco never died" was a punchline for years. It was younger people who were not around who romanticized it and made it cool again. That's the pattern.

Thanks again for joining us. I don't think there could have ever been a better discussion about this movie.

The wait is over.

The thrill of a lifetime to revisit Can't Hardly Wait, a movie I haven't seen since I could rent it on VHS, and have the chat of a lifetime w @harmonycolangelo.bsky.social and @bjcolangelo.bsky.social for @thisendsatprom.bsky.social

Can't Hardly Wait is a movie I have always reflected very fondly on, so it a delight to revisit it with @nikostratis.com this week.

The most stacked cast, the biggest feelings, and endless possibilities for characters that stand at the precipice of the rest of their lives.

Also that soundtrack!

The negative reaction to a lot of tech right now would line up with the nostalgia cycle for the late 2000s in next 5 years or so. And with country's rootsier shift it seems like something to watch.

I suppose it will depend on how attitudes towards total sincerity lands more than anything.

The way people talk about "Stomp Clap Hey" music makes me wonder if it will come back around like similarly once hated yet era-defining genres like disco, hair metal, or "recession pop."

Oh yay! Get a load of us! I can't wait to see what you have written about such a gem.

Cashback (2006) Blu-ray Collector's Edition From Director Sean Ellis (The Cut, Anthropoid), CASHBACK follows art student Ben Willis (Sean Biggerstaff), who finds himself unable to sleep after a painful breakup. To pass the long nights, he takes...

Old mates at Umbrella have just announced this gorgeous new release of Sean Ellis's 2006 film CASHBACK, with a brand new audio commentary from my favourite wives @harmonycolangelo.bsky.social + @bjcolangelo.bsky.social, and I have a booklet essay in the limited edition release!

Truly, this is such a great show and a wonderful, personal companion to what we do every week on ours. So if you like what we do, then you really should be listening to First Thirst.

Bad news: TEAP is coming a day late because of issues uploading.

Best news: @siridahl.com has an amazing podcast that both BJ and I have recently been on to talk about our sexual awakenings, how it has affected our senses of self, and led us to being with the kind of women we always had crushes on.

Hell yeah.

The things that make me clocky are the same things that make me strong.

Oh absolutely the same for me! It feels so alive with youthful energy.

If DIRTY GIRL had came out earlier, it would have been a highlight of the studio indie movies of the 2000s. Optimistically, this means it could and should be getting discovered by more people now because what a movie it is. Trashy, funny, sincere, mean, and aggressively gay.

I loved it so much!

"But 2 and 3 are so much fun!"

I don't find it fun to take a "canonically" trans character who dictates the morality of the original film, as both the killer and final girl, and stripping her what autonomy she does have so she can become a puppet on the side of the status quo in Reagan's America.

Respectfully, I never needed any additional Sleepaway Camps.

Airlines merged from 12 major carriers in 1980 to 4 today.

Four giants control 80% of meat processing.

A handful of companies control the pharmaceutical industry.

The evidence of corporate concentration is everywhere.

It means more power for them and less freedom for you.

It sure has been a normal day for gut reactions to normal news in the SLEEPAWAY CAMP world.