In this disturbing reel interview, I sit down with Sid Lucero, the underground filmmaker whose work defies convention and rattles the psyche. From the surreal chaos of Pink for the Masses to the taboo nightmares of Daddy’s Spitting Maidens, and the unnerving found-footage descent of The John Perkins Tapes, Sid’s films force audiences to question what they see, and why they can’t look away.

We talk about the philosophy behind disturbing cinema, the fine line between provocation and truth, and why transgression is essential in art.

⚠️ Listener discretion advised: this episode explores graphic and unsettling themes.