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Utah, the mid 80's; we meet two young punks, Stevo (Matthew Lillard) and Heroin Bob (Michael Goorjian) and relive their experiences with their tribe - elder scene queen, Trish (Annabeth Gish), manic dream girl, Sandy (Jennifer Lien), burnout dealer, Sean (Devon Sawa), John the Mod (James Duval), Hardcore Mike (Jason Segel), Eddie the romantic (Adam Pascal), and mysterious drug dealer, Mark (Til Schweiger). After graduating college, they find that a foundation in anarchy may be shaky at best and everything has its system. Don't sell out, buy in for SLC Punk! this time on Doom Generation.
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Charlie MacKenzie (Mike Myers) is afraid of commitment. He finds any reason to leave a relationship until he meats butcher, Harriet (Nancy Travis), who he quickly falls for. After introducing her to his best friend Tony (Anthony LaPaglia) and his parents (Brenda Fricker and Mike Myers) he recalls a Weekly World News article about a black widow who kills on her honeymoon night. He starts to suspect Harriet after noticing too many coincidences, but Tony convinces him it is his fear of commitment acting up. He marries her anyway only to be confronted on their wedding night by his wielding sister-in-lam Rose (Amanda Plummer). Will Charlie and Harriet live happily ever after? Find out this week on Doom Generation!
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May 26th, 1976 - it's the last day of school and the incoming seniors (Jason London, Joey Lauren Adams, Milla Jovovich, Shawn Andrews, Rory Cochrane, Adam Goldberg, Anthony Rapp, Sasha Jenson, Marissa Ribisi, Cole Hauser, Michelle Burke, Parker Posey) and grown ass Wooderson (Matthew McConaughey) are doing their best to prepare the younger kids (Wiley Wiggins, Christin Hinojosa, Esteban Powell, Jeremy Fox) for high school in this slice of life movie about nothing. If only that dick O'Banion (Ben Affleck) would stop getting held back. Don't be little freshmen bitches, take your licks and join us for Dazed and Confused on Doom Generation.
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Giza 1928 - when you were still allowed to just take cultural artifacts from archeological dig sites. We join Catherine Langford (Viveca Lindfors) who's DADDY has "found" a strange artifact and they spend the next 66 years trying to figure out what it means. Enter Dr. Daniel Jackson (James Spader) who has some interesting theories as to who built the pyramids, could it be ALIENS?! The military intervenes when Col. Jack O'Neil (Kurt Russell) is reactivated to lead an exploratory mission thru the wet portal hole to the other side of the galaxy where we discover that humans have been transported to another planet in order to mine a precious metal that powers the tech of an alien from a dying planet looking to extend it's life, Ra (Jaye Davidson).
Join us for some Top Dollar finest in Stargate, this on Doom Generation.
In the dream to awaken our world, we take control, we take no side, we ARE the edge and what we truly want you can't give it, can't even buy it and you just don't get it. Peter Chung's Aeon Flux, the series - this time on Doom Generation
New York City, the 23rd century - a supreme being, Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) arrives on Earth and falls into the cab of Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis). After sacrificing the rest of his license points to rescue her, he brings her to Father Cornelius (Ian Holm) for help. The trio hooks up with renowned entertainer Ruby Rhod (Chris Tucker) as they unknowingly race against the wicked Zorg (Gary Oldman) to be the first to find the element stones and save the Earth from all encompassing evil...and Luke Perry. Join us in Fhloston Paradise, this time on Doom Generation.
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Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) is trying to clean up and choose life, but hard intravenous drugs and his group of childhood friends make that difficult. Sick Boy (Jonny Lee Miller) always has a scam, Spud (Ewen Bremner) always goes along and Begbie (Robert Carlyle) who only does violence, usually manages to fook things up further. On the way down the spiral the monster of addiction takes Tommy (Kevin McKidd) and baby Dawn with it, but don't think that's gonna stop us from having a completely sleazy conversation about Trainspotting. With friends like these, who needs heroin? This time on Doom Generation.
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