Ryan from ANTIART is back and unmasked! We discuss Peter Vack's 2017 debut film Assholes which stars Betsey Brown (Vack's sister). Ryan (ANTIART) also talks about his experience on the set of Peter's follow-up film "www.RachelOrmont.com" in which he was an extra. We also talk transgressive art, Betsey's film Actors, NPCC, the ION Pack, depiction versus endorsement, politricks (not a typo), and Young Nudy.

The saga continues. In this episode of Mutual Aberration Society I talk with screenwriter Mark Palermo about Raphaël Delpard's surreal French horror film CLASH from 1984. We also talk about Jordan Peele's NOPE, Alex Garland's Men, that state of movies, canceled artists, allegorical films & stories, and the usual critiques of capitalism.

On the sixth episode of Mutual Aberration Society, I talk with writer Grant Wamack about Roland Klick's underappreciated debut film Deadlock from 1970. We also talk about artistic influences, his upcoming novels Black Gypsies and God's Leftovers, Chicago, Los Angeles, Bizarro, crime fiction, and much more.

The saga continues. In this episode, I talk with writer Jedidiah Ayres about his novel Peckerwood from 2013 (Broken River Books). We also talk about his movie-watching habits, St. Louis, screenwriting, Jack Clark's Nobody's Angel, blogging for Barnes & Noble and (Slavoj Zizek voice) so on and so on.

In the fourth episode of the continuing saga of Mutual Aberration Society, I talk with filmmaker and friend Perry Truman about the new film Down With The King starring Freddie Gibbs. We also talk about not waiting for somebody to "believe" in you as an artist, his new company Play Nice, Snow On Tha Bluff, Curtis Snow (not Eric Snow), and all types of ill shit.

In episode three of Mutual Aberration Society I have on friend and filmmaker/screenwriter Richard Stringham to talk about his film Close Calls.

On the second episode of Mutual Aberration Society I invite on Kelby Losack and J David Osborne of Agitator to talk about Shinya Tsukamoto's A Snake Of June. We also discuss Japanese cinema, Broken River Books, indie publishing, Hollywood, stealing books, owning physical media, annoying writers on Twitter, and being a prolific artist among other things.

Ryan chats with Ryan of ANTIART about David Cronenberg's Crimes Of The Future in the first episode of the resurrected Mutual Aberration Society.

Roger Vadim's 1973 film Don Juan Or If Don Juan Were A Woman is the subject of this episode. 

Don Juan (Or If Don Juan Were A Woman)

In this episode, I talk about two films I've paired together. Both movies are westerns about blind gunfighters. The first is the 1994 film Blind Justice (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109294/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_1) and the second is 1971 spaghetti western Blindman(https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066844/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0).