Reel Indigenous

Masters of Horror. Accurate or aspirational name? John Landis directs the DEER WOMAN episode of Masters of Horror. Be sure to FB Messenger your Deer Woman experience! Spoiler Alert: don't watch it until you hear guest Matt Barse, Lowdown Entertainment, Sunrise, Noetta and Angela review it.

Come with us as we hop on the way back machine and travel back in time to the movie of our elders. It's a movie our parents loved (and some grandparents). We gonna cuss and discuss Thunderheart. How did a James Bond director come to make a movie about the events surrounding Wounded Knee? Let's see!

The music is:

"Embarrassed" by Kat Lock, from her EP, "You Again"

Thank you for listening.

And remember, don't just keep it real...

keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode we sit with Adam Piron, the new Sundance Kid who is the Director of Sundance Institute's Indigenous Program. We chat films, what's happening with Sundance, and all kinds of cool stuff.

This interview was recorded before Sacheen Littlefeather had walked on, and so it may be old news what we discussed, but we left it in since we do want to remember what she did.

Rest in Power.

The music is:

"Demetrius" by Kat Lock from her EP, "You Again"

Thanks a lot for listening.

Remember, don't just keep it real --

Keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day! It's a good day to be Indigenous!

In this special Indigenous Peoples' Day episode, we sit and chat with Kimberly Guerrero & Karissa Valencia from "Spirit Rangers". Kimberly plays the Mom and Karissa is the creator and showrunner of the series. And we have a good time talking about "Spirit Rangers", animation and the love of kids shows.

Don't forget to watch "Spirit Rangers" on Netflix, which should be dropped by now. Then you can leave it on repeat for the kiddos, because all children need a good Indigenous babysitter -- and "Spirit Rangers" is one of the best.

The music is:

"Hard to Find" by Kat Lock from the "You Again" EP

Thanks for listening. Then, go out and have fun, ruin a Columbus Day Celebration and just celebrate us, because every day is a good day to be Indigenous.

Thanks for listening.

And remember, don't just keep it real, keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

All right all you young elders out there. In this episodes, we talk about episodes 5 and 6 of "Reservation Dogs" Season 2 -- two of our favorite episodes. It brings back memories of those conferences we attended (but no one admits to how many lanyards and badges they've acquired). We also talk about how when Amber Midthunder's not out kicking space monster ass, she's inspiring Native youth with the power of NARDS.

Also, maybe why we love these episodes more than the others is that we got Warren Queton in not one but both these episodes.

FYI, the audio is a bit more wonky than normal, so please forgive us.

The music you're enjoying in this episode is:

"Biggest Mistake" by Kat Lock from her "You Again" EP.

Now get out there and reclaim and decolonize.

And remember, don't just keep it real...

Keep it REEL INDIGENOUS!

This time we're talking about episodes 3 and 4 of season two of reservations dogs. We give praise to the creators and storytellers who really know how to tell a good yarn and just chat it up about how good it is. We also confuse Eddie and Michael Spears, so our apologies to these fine actors. Also, Director Danis Goulet is Metis. We apologize for the confusion.

Jason makes a cameo appearance to give us a synopsis run down until he has to leave for a better class of people. But, rest assured, he will be back.

The music for this episode is:

"I'd Rather Go Blind" by Kat Lock, from the album: "You Again"

Thanks for listening.

Remember, don't just be real, be REEL INDIGENOUS!

Yakoke!

No, they did not already make a sequel to "PREY", but we made a sequel to our "PREY" discussion. Jason & Sunrise, our resident Numunu, hop on to give us some deep cuts on the Comanche happenings in "PREY". Plus, Sunrise gives us some insight on what he did on the movie.

Then, Angela brings up a little gem of a movie called, 'MOHAWK" and asks the question, is "PREY" just a ripoff of "MOHAWK"? The quick answer: No. But it is a discussion that happened.

Anyways, sit back, relax, get some of that Predator Indian Taco and give us a listen.

Music is:

"Art" by Kat Lock. From her album, "You Again"

Enjoy and thanks for listening.

Remember, don't just keep it real

keep it REEL INDIGENOUS

In this episode, we get back to our roots and talk about "Reservation Dogs" season 2, episodes 1 & 2. We also go off topic and chat a bit about the problems with the Sonics regime change, how much we love taco mayo and Braums. No one mentions Mazzio’s but we also love Mazzio’s. We also talk about the "Jaws" and "E.T." re-release, and ask the immortal question: how does pan and scan work for IMAX films?

"Reservation Dogs" may not have jumped the shark, but we just may have.

Thank you very much for listening. Please rate and review.

And remember, don't just keep it real, keep it--

REEL INDIGENOUS!

In this episode, we talk about the masterful scifi epic, "Night Raiders", not to be mistaken with the 80s hair band, Night Rangers. Join us as we welcome special guest Marly "NoHeart" Fixico-Hardison as she discusses this movie, her art, her tiny home and all the creative stuff she does.

Check out her work at:

https://www.noheartdesigns.com/

The music is:

"Say It" by Kat Lock from her album, Some Recurring notes

Thank you for listening, we'll keep the lights on for you.

Please rate and review.

Remember, don't just keep it real -- keep it Reel Indigenous!

TRIGGER WARNING:

This episode talks about a tragic event that happened in 1977. We discuss the heinous crime that happened and the events that followed. This is a true story that focuses on a crime committed on children. If it gets too unpleasant, please take a break and talk with someone.

Special thanks to Melissa Bisagni for researching and finding the archives and articles that were used in this discussion.

As for the alternative film that was discussed, "Someone Cry for the Children", It's a bit dated, formatted kind of funky and has some weird voice over, but it is very informative. It can be found on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyTqJFqwDSk&t=3921s

As for the website that has a lot of archival information, it can be found here:

http://www.girlscoutmurders.com/

Thank you for listening.