inspired by a meme from a month ago, the AKOL crew watched and discussed the interminable Spider-Man 3. 

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there's a slight echo on ali's audio that i was too lazy to fix. sorry about that. hope you enjoy our the lobster episode! 

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just in time for gay avarice month (or whatever August is), it's Kaboom, the 2010 film from queer auteur Gregg Araki. and also we go on some of our classic tangents. you know how it goes. 

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we recorded this episode like two months ago. i'm so bad at getting around to editing these in a timely fashion. anyway, it's venom. 

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Ali, Maggie, and Mary eat butter, live deliciously, and discuss Robert Eggers' 2015 horror film The Witch in this episode of the famous podcast All Kinds of Liquids. 

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to conclude Oscars month, inspired by Anthony Hopkins' recent Best Actor win, the cast of AKOL discuss the so-called "first horror movie to win Best Picture," 1991's The Silence of the Lambs. 

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welcome to "Oscars Month"! wait. fuck. i'm getting word that the Oscars happened two months ago and nobody cares anymore. well, shit. here's the episode anyway. it's about Fargo. 

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after a month-long hiatus, the team at AKOL return to conclude "Guillermo Del Toro Month" with a review of the only film about fish-fucking to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. 

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outro song: "Redguard Snipers" by R.A.P. Ferreira ft. SB the Moor

For the second episode of "Guillermo Del Toro Month," the AKOL team reviews Pacific Rim. In addition, Kev goes on their famous "Pluto Rant," Mary outlines her universal theory of good dog names, and Ali discusses her time as a groupie for an unnamed bluegrass band. 

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Errata: During the episode, Kev incorrectly claims that the Brontosaurus did not exist. While it is true that the genus was reclassified under the genus Apatosaurus in 1903, these classifications were revised in 2015. Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus are now widely considered to be separate genera. 

Ali, Kev, and Mary kick off "Guillermo Del Toro Month" with a review of his 2015 gothic horror film Crimson Peak. Ali and Mary rave about the costume design and mis-en-scène, while Kev is just sort of there the whole time, chilling out. 

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Book recommendation: "Structures of Indifference: An Indigenous Life and Death in a Canadian City" by Mary Jane Logan McCallum and Adele Perry (https://uofmpress.ca/books/detail/structures-of-indifference)