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Summer camp month comes to a close with the last day at Camp Firewood. That's right, Aaron & Pete talk Wet Hot American Summer, with our special guest Anthony Pizzo. You can see his work here!

https://www.instagram.com/pizzo_cartoons/?hl=en

http://www.anthonypizzo.com/

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Our trek through the subgenres of camp movies finally docks (get it?) at horror movies, with 1981's THE BURNING.

This movie is great, but also a good reminder to not soak yourself in alcohol in case anyone plays a prank on you involving candles.

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It's summertime, and the weather is hot.

This week, we tackle a movie about an indoctrinating, child-abusing psychopath who has no regrets about forcing children to follow their teachings. No, we didn't do JESUS CAMP again, we did HEAVY WEIGHTS!

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Summer Camp Month starts with a real Bummer Camp, as we talk about the 2006 documentary Jesus Camp.

We’re joined by fellow heathen, Amanda Lett, as she practices for what will surely be her eternal torture: recording podcasts with Aaron and Pete.

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We wrap up Musical May with John Cameron Mitchell's pansexual glam rock monologue-musical, HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH. A movie about romance, betrayal, identity and cool wigs, we dive into the gender politics of this one to see if it holds up and praise it for its sense of style.

We have David Clarke, who works in a few different forms of media, including audio and video.

Here's some of his video work. Hire David for your video project!

https://vimeo.com/davidclarke5

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Musical / Musical May / Watch Em Drop / Little Shop of Horrors / Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

Look out / Look Out / Look Out / Rachel Graff is our guest, guest, guest (guest, guest, guest).

You better, betcha yourself you better, download and listen toooodaaaaayyyyyy!

Usually, musicals don't have turbine saw blades, gatling guns, and blood-soaked massive battles over rap music, but usually Sion Sono doesn't direct them.

Aaron & Pete rap it out with Carrie N. yet again on this wild Japanese rap musical, TOKYO TRIBE.

Carrie works in documentary, and you can catch her work in Death Row Stories on HLN. A recent episode she worked on is titled "Snitch Work."

https://www.cnn.com/shows/death-row-stories

Here's the Hebrew school production of Grease - don't worry, we weren't going to leave you hanging:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtCrxt3tams&feature=youtu.be

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Polish mermaid electro-pop horror-musical allegory about sexism. Whaddya need, a road map? Aaron & Pete watch THE LURE.

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Aaron & Pete give Burton Batman month the kiss of death with BATMAN & ROBIN, to guarantee that we're ready to put ole Bats and the gang to bed for awhile.

We're joined by Morgan Runice, who is kicking off a new podcast soon, and we'll post you about that as soon as we have details.

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Marcus Jones and Pete Moran go ahead and sidebar a bit after the pain and misery that is Ernest Goes to Africa, so that we might start at the beginning of Ernest's cinematic journey.

Dr. Otto was the first feature film to have Ernest in it, and boy is the first half of this sentence stretching the truth. However, this is ALSO the film debut of other Worrelverse characters like Dr. Otto and Auntie Nelda.