I Spit on Your Grave (2010) is a controversial revenge-horror film directed by Steven R. Monroe and a remake of the 1978 cult film. It follows Jennifer Hills (Sarah Butler), a writer who retreats to an isolated cabin to work on her novel. After suffering a brutal attack, Jennifer survives and later returns to confront those responsible, carrying out an elaborate campaign of revenge. The film is known for its disturbing subject matter, graphic violence, and exploration of trauma, survival, and vengeance.

I Spit on Your Grave III: Vengeance Is Mine follows Jennifer Hills, the survivor from the 2010 film, as she tries to rebuild her life after the traumatic events of her past. Living under a new identity and attending a support group, Jennifer becomes increasingly frustrated with a justice system she believes fails victims. After a new tragedy strikes close to her, she takes matters into her own hands, leading her down an increasingly violent path of revenge. The film stars Sarah Butler returning as Jennifer Hills and is directed by R.D. Braunstein.

How Gay Is Pakistan? is a 2015 British documentary presented by British-Pakistani comedian, actor, and writer Mawaan Rizwan. Rizwan, who is gay and was born in Pakistan, returns to his birth country to investigate what life is actually like for LGBTQ+ people there. It was directed by Masood Khan and runs about 50 minutes. Apple TV and Amazon Prime

The shortest film to be released in Hollywood as a feature film. (Guiness Book of World Records).

One of my fav Prince songs he wrote for someone else!

James has a great convo with the amazing, still working actress of the hit 60s tv show.

The first  crossover episode with the podcast Forgotten Hollywood. James Lott Jr talks about 10 episodes from TV's past that tackled Memorial Day or PTSD, casualties of war, etc. We honor the fallen who served!!

James discovers a Gloria Estefan Target store only released album from 2011, called Miss Little Havana!

One of Stevie's last hit albums that is never talked about ..until now!

One of my favorite songs of theirs that is rarely talked about! Until now!