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On the night of Josh's birthday, Alex and Craig find themselves in a love story out of time. Pauline Kael called THE SOUND OF MUSIC, "the sugar-coated lie people seem to want to eat." It's Makoto Shinkai's YOUR NAME! @swimfanspod swimfanspod.com

Maybe we should call it "Operation: Hot Mother." No, no, let's try to top that. They never did, and later, Operation: Hot Mother was under way. @swimfanspod swimfanspod.com

Josh needs his ten million dollars, Craig straps on the headset and is Alex "A Friend?" We find out in our third episode in the Michael Douglas Oeuvre, Disclosure! @swimfanspod swimfanspod.com

Josh brings Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides to the show and Alex and Craig excuse themselves to their rooms. @swimfanspod

Craig shoots me all the time, that's Alex's chair and Josh heard your parents are dead. We're all food in Nicolas Winding Refn's 2016 film, The Neon Demon. @swimfanspod

Alex was disappointed to hear Craig wasn't being bullied anymore, and did you hear that? The sound of Josh disappearing forever. Our lives are forever ruined in Tetsuya Nakashima's Confessions! Just kidding! @swimfanspod

Craig, Alex and Josh talk bugs, robins, and fascism in our discussion of Blue Velvet, the 1986 David Lynch film.

Craig's actions have left Josh with severe paranoia. Alex was too concerned with anachronistic anime to tell. We come of age to Kevin Phillips' SUPER DARK TIMES! @swimfanspod

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Craig forgets to plug his leg in, Alex can't get the sink clean and Josh has a poor understanding of worm genitals. We hit the limits of what could seriously be called an "erotic thriller" with I Know Who Killed Me. Sorry. @swimfanspod