Chemohawk Sessions

Pick 50: Slick Flick Pick: City of Angles--Sid Talks too Much; him, They Shush--Beat to a Pulpy Mush (Hush-Fstars-Hush); (Take Flight to Headlights); (L.A. CONfidential, 1998) *With Red Devil's Voice*

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Greetings, Cinematic Fanatics!

Allow us the glamorized, shamorized, scamorized pleasure of ushering you through the unclean, mean and obscene streets of this city of angles, city of fallen angels, city of the baneful, painful, gainful and shameful and deeper still into the bowels of Hollywood, as we drift further from the stable, sensical, salubrious shore and out into the muck of the tabloid, the innuendo, the duplicitous day players, detectives and district attorneys, the vile whims of villanous men of means, ladies of the night, the criminal fringe and troubling triple/double crosses that make us cringe; this complex plot will, on a brilliant screenplay, hinge, throughout the fateful night of Bloody Fstars Christmas, Stens and the bullpen will, on spiked eggnog, binge, from Wendall Bud White's switchblade, Dudley will feel a twinge, on your quasi angelic city rights, these 3 cops will infringe and at the gruesome murder sight at the Nite Owl Coffee Shop, Exley's sense of morality, obsequiousness and that massive Sequoia sized trunk up his a** will ever-so-slowly unhinge, whether you deal in cutting heroin or cutting up high-class hookers, whether it be by inhalation, ingestion or syringe, with White, Exley and Vincennes on the case, and still in the race, in your own dark deeds you will burn, or at the very least, singe.

Three wayward detectives entangle themselves into an indistinguishably moral mixture by the end, and though one will wind up on the midnight train to the big adios, another finds himself damaged, on the mend, but it is Exley who will politically ascend and morally descend, but he has found a friend in Bud White and his Veronica Lake lookalike--Lynn; his recounting of homicidal, corrupting and clusterfuc*** imbroglio events, he will happily amend, he had to, in a sense of dark justice, descend, he had to play, politic and pretend, but his intelligence, the department, will transcend; they must promote this weasel
not, him, suspend. Stens and Bud gifted the amped up, trigger happy, racially uncouth department booze on Bloody Christmas and we are gifting you this shocking, sensational, stupendous, superlative, sultry, scandalous, shrewd, sleek, slick and superior treat of Slick Flick Pick, an entertaining, slick/flick-explaining series, a desirable diversion from the main Hollywood Homo-cide, Rolo-Tomassied vein of Chemohawk Sessions. You're our Cinematic Fanatics; we, your worthwhile f****** cinephiles.

For your 50th episode, Bloody Christmas is her favorite holiday, she ain't queer but she is Red Devil and I review our most treasured, respected, lauded, worshiped, venerated, admired, loved, beloved and applauded entries in the neo-noir world of cinema both back in the day and present day: an indubitably impressive demonstration of a good book transformed

into a peerless flick, where the cinematography pops and remains as timeless as it makes an indelible impression, the acting is the best in the genre and oft in these actors' own filmographies, where the dialogue is as sharp as Bud's switchblade and the color palate as refreshing as Kim Basinger looking naturally fetching, where the violence comes as sudden as Bud's slugs to Lynn's
face and everyone in the wake of Officer Wendall White wears fresh bruises upon their sun-soaked L.A. face.

Enter, with us, you cinematic fanatics, into the realm of film's fantasy while we unwind the grind of reality… We offer you: Pick 50: Slick Flick Pick: City of Angles--Sid Talks too Much; him, They Shush--Beat to a Pulpy Mush (Hush-Fuc****-Hush); (Take Flight to Headlights); (L.A. CONfidential, 1998).

- Your worthwhile cinephile: On the record, loud and

podcasting proud, with no blush nor hush Falsetto Prophet and she looks better than Veronica Lake and your soul she will take Red Devil

P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro song, Soulicious, courtesy of the artist, Dyalla.

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Chemohawk SessionsBy Falsetto Prophet