In the wake of comments he made on last week's episode, Marc received a number of credible threats on his life from pro-Clifford extremists. Out of an abundance of caution, he called in from a payphone in an undisclosed location this week to discuss two films by the renowned but controversial filmmaker Michael Haneke, a specialist in the Unwatchable. Those films are 1997's home invasion thriller Funny Games and 2012's Palme d'Or-winning Amour.

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Hey, it's episode 7 - you deserve a break! These movies may be guilty of crimes against cinema, but there's no torture or depravity in this episode (unless you count Martin Short's psychological torture of Charles Grodin). Our friend Boaz joined us to talk about two films from 1994 - Rob Reiner's Elijah Wood-starring career-killer North and the bizarre, darkly funny Martin Short vehicle Clifford - whose profiles were heightened by Roger Ebert's sensational negative reviews (spolier, he really hated them). We hope you enjoy this fun, easygoing episode after weeks of suffering. Also, Seth told me I had to make it clear that Clifford is the Citizen Kane of the 90's.

Unwatchables is hosted by Marc Dottavio and Seth Troyer, produced by Tony Scarpitti, featuring artwork by Micah Kraus.

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Marc and Seth sit through two films by photographer, filmmaker, and provocateur Larry Clark - 1995's Kids and 2002's Ken Park. Are Clark's films unflinching documents of youthful hedonism or sensationalist scaremongering? And how does the weird old pervert behind the camera affect how we feel about it all? Listen to find out.

Unwatchables is hosted by Marc Dottavio and Seth Troyer, is produced by Tony Scarpitti, and features artwork by Micah Kraus.

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Get out your forks and bibs folks, we're talkin' Salò! Friend of the show Govnaim joins us as we dig into Pasolini's infamous foray into the upper echelons of the Unwatchables cannon. Bon appétit!

Unwatchables is hosted by Marc Dottavio and Seth Troyer, produced by Tony Scarpitti, featuring artwork by Micah Kraus.

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Marc and Seth reflect on the finer points of Tom Green's 2001 gross-out comedy Freddy Got Fingered, such as its fascination with horse anatomy, its appreciation for the elephant reproductive system, and its abiding respect for the miracle of childbirth (Also, is it actually an avant-garde masterpiece?). Due to unforeseen circumstances, Seth had to record this episode from the bottom of a well. Please consider subscribing to Unwatchables on Patreon so we can afford to get him out. 

Unwatchables is hosted by Marc Dottavio and Seth Troyer, is produced by Tony Scarpitti, and features artwork by Micah Kraus.

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In our debut episode, we tackle Lars Von Trier's notorious 2009 psychological horror film Antichrist starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg. With its over-the-top art film flourishes, rotting anthropomorphic woodland critters, and graphic depictions of genital mutilation, Antichrist offers plenty of extreme content to watch or unwatch. Tune in to find out what we think. 

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