<p>Amber & Ryan bring Aftermonth to a close with the double feature of the 1985 esoteric anime Angel's Egg and the 1988 mixed-media American reappropriation of the film, In the Aftermath. They discuss art films, religious overtones, whether a movie that exists purely to make money can still be artistic, and sum up what Aftermonth has taught them.</p>

Amber & Ryan bring Aftermonth to a close with the double feature of the 1985 esoteric anime Angel's Egg and the 1988 mixed-media American reappropriation of the film, In the Aftermath. They discuss art films, religious overtones, whether a movie that exists purely to make money can still be artistic, and sum up what Aftermonth has taught them.

<p>Amber &amp; Ryan bring Aftermonth to a close with the double feature of the 1985 esoteric anime Angel's Egg and the 1988 mixed-media American reappropriation of the film, In the Aftermath. They discuss art films, religious overtones, whether a movie that exists purely to make money can still be artistic, and sum up what Aftermonth has taught them.</p>

Doomsday at the Movies 0034 - Angel's Egg (1985) and In the Aftermath (1988)

What is a Doomsday movie? Any movie that deals with an apocalyptic, post-apocalyptic, or dystopian scenario. Film critic Ryan Covey and author Amber Covey delve into the world of Doomsday Movies; why we love them, what they have to say, and if they're worth watching again. Join us for Doomsday... at the Movies.

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Doomsday at the Movies 0034 - Angel's Egg (1985) and In the Aftermath (1988)

Doomsday at the Movies 0034 - Angel's Egg (1985) and In the Aftermath (1988)