<p>We're getting contemporary and feminist with it, tackling Alex Garland's searing indictment of the British (and maybe misogyny, perhaps??), Men (2022), and Jane Campion's erotic thriller deconstruction, In the Cut (2003). Sammy and Gerry dive into how these films use genre elements to explore social themes, and why one is so much more successful at this than the other. Contains spoilers for both films.</p>

We're getting contemporary and feminist with it, tackling Alex Garland's searing indictment of the British (and maybe misogyny, perhaps??), Men (2022), and Jane Campion's erotic thriller deconstruction, In the Cut (2003). Sammy and Gerry dive into how these films use genre elements to explore social themes, and why one is so much more successful at this than the other. Contains spoilers for both films.

#4: No Sense of Cock

<p>Gerry and Sammy talk about movies. Old, new, bad, good, and everything in between. Generally, two films that are loosely connected in some form or fashion will be discussed in each episode, but the boys will divert from this format to rank the filmographies of certain directors, discuss end-of-the-year best-of lists, etc. Come listen to the two smartest people in the world deliver their objectively correct analyses on a variety of films. Hosts: Gerry Hartman, Sammy Ray. Theme song produced by Eric Powell</p>

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Gerry and Sammy talk about movies. Old, new, bad, good, and everything in between. Generally, two films that are loosely connected in some form or fashion will be discussed in each episode, but the boys will divert from this format to rank the filmographies of certain directors, discuss end-of-the-year best-of lists, etc. Come listen to the two smartest people in the world deliver their objectively correct analyses on a variety of films. Hosts: Gerry Hartman, Sammy Ray. Theme song produced by Eric Powell

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