This week we take a look at Lodge Kerrigan’s rich and compact depiction of mental illness, Clean, Shaven (1993). Would footage of Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine accurately represent Ryan in his 20’s? Could Elaine Stritch Nutty Professor Matt’s biopic Tupac-style? The answers to these questions (along with some fingernail puns) are here, on this episode of Ex Rated!

This week we take a look at Lodge Kerrigan’s rich and compact depiction of mental illness, Clean, Shaven (1993). Would footage of Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine accurately represent Ryan in his 20’s? Could Elaine Stritch Nutty Professor Matt’s biopic Tupac-style? The answers to these questions (along with some fingernail puns) are here, on this episode of Ex Rated!

This week we take a look at Lodge Kerrigan’s rich and compact depiction of mental illness, Clean, Shaven (1993). Would footage of Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine accurately represent Ryan in his 20’s? Could Elaine Stritch Nutty Professor Matt’s biopic Tupac-style? The answers to these questions (along with some fingernail puns) are here, on this episode of Ex Rated!

Happy Valentine’s Day! Let’s talk about suicide! It’s Billy Wilder’s AFI-listed classic The Apartment (1960). Aside from the movie’s many merits we also discuss the ASFABAB typing system, Mildred Pierce 2: Vita’s Revenge, and Annette Bening’s costume fatigue. Who says romance is dead?

Happy Valentine’s Day! Let’s talk about suicide! It’s Billy Wilder’s AFI-listed classic The Apartment (1960). Aside from the movie’s many merits we also discuss the ASFABAB typing system, Mildred Pierce 2: Vita’s Revenge, and Annette Bening’s costume fatigue. Who says romance is dead?

Happy Valentine’s Day! Let’s talk about suicide! It’s Billy Wilder’s AFI-listed classic The Apartment (1960). Aside from the movie’s many merits we also discuss the ASFABAB typing system, Mildred Pierce 2: Vita’s Revenge, and Annette Bening’s costume fatigue. Who says romance is dead?

For this episode we voluntarily left the house to watch Juzo Itami’s light-hearted food-sex romp, Tampopo (1985). In addition, we ponder the fidelity of mallards, the consumer hustle of the tape industry, and the theoretical physical shape of a podcast. Come hungry, leave bloated. It’s a slurpy, burpy installment of Ex Rated!

For this episode we voluntarily left the house to watch Juzo Itami’s light-hearted food-sex romp, Tampopo (1985). In addition, we ponder the fidelity of mallards, the consumer hustle of the tape industry, and the theoretical physical shape of a podcast. Come hungry, leave bloated. It’s a slurpy, burpy installment of Ex Rated!

For this episode we voluntarily left the house to watch Juzo Itami’s light-hearted food-sex romp, Tampopo (1985). In addition, we ponder the fidelity of mallards, the consumer hustle of the tape industry, and the theoretical physical shape of a podcast. Come hungry, leave bloated. It’s a slurpy, burpy installment of Ex Rated!

We made it to episode 10! The Big X! To commemorate the occasion we decided to subject ourselves to a double dose of true cinematic punishment: Joel Schumacher’s frenzied superhero fiascos, Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997). Join us as we laugh through the tears on this extra masochistic episode of Ex Rated!