Mutual Aberration Society

For the full episode, visit patreon.com/mutualaberrationsociety and subscribe to the $3 or $5 tier. On this episode of MAS I talk about Betsey Brown's "controversial" directorial debut Actors . My guest to discuss this movie is an actor in his own right: screenwriter/filmmaker Adam G. Simon. Adam wrote the movies Man Down starring Shia LeBeouf and the Netflix movie Point Blank . This is a very "Ho...

Ryan of ANTIART returns to talk Brandon Cronenberg 's new film, Infinity Pool .

On this episode, I talk about working at Blockbuster—and the death of video stores—with Eddy Rathke . We swap stories of what it was like working at Blockbuster and the perks of free rentals. For the second half of the episode, we talk about the 2019 Japanese film Signal 100 , directed by Lisa Takeba. A movie that's like Battle Royale meets Suicide Club meets Cure.

Friend of the show Grant Wamack is back to kick off season 2 of Mutual Aberration Society. We discuss the Japanese killer cyborg movie Mikadroid from 1991. Yes, Mikadroid is as amazing as it sounds and you can watch it now on YouTube .

For the full episode, visit patreon.com/mutualaberrationsociety and subscribe to the $3 or $5 tier. For the 31st episode of the ongoing saga of MAS, I have on LowRes Wunderbred of Movies A Podcast About The Act Of Cinema to discuss Nicolas Winding Refn's new Netflix series Copenhagen Cowboy .

30 weeks 30 podcasts. Time flies. This episode is a special one. My guest and I go way back. Back to my time in the Cincinnati hip-hop scene. I have on rapper/producer/musician Ill Poetic to discuss the 1974 film Space Is The Place starring Sun-Ra.

For the full episode, visit patreon.com/mutualaberrationsociety and subscribe to the $3 or $5 tier For the second Patreon exclusive episode, I talk with Nicole and Stu of the podcast Marvelous! Or, The Death of Cinema about a film that's a true hidden gem: The Shinjuku Love Story from 1987.

Today I talk with talented writer-artist (and friend) Karl Slominski about Hiroshi Harada's banned anime Midori from 1992. We also discuss the manga/anime trickle-down in western culture, shifting focus from comics to screenwriting, being surrounded by hacks, and the life of a creative person.

For the full episode, visit patreon.com/mutualaberrationsociety and subscribe to the $3 or $5 tier It's raining limbs and exploded heads in the first Patreon episode of MAS. For this special occasion, I talk with return guests J David Osborne and Kelby Losack of Agitator about the 1986 anime film Fist Of The North Star .

On this episode, I talk with Jack Jenocide about the French extremity film The Pack from 2010. We also talk Ti West’s X and Pearl, White Lotus, Barbarian, Smile, Triangle Of Sadness, Don’t Worry Darling, Marvel comics versus Marvel films, politics in cinema, Baudrillard, Zizek, and art versus commerce.

Today I have Murder Bryan from Street Fight on to talk about 1973's The Candy Snatchers .

Scissor Kill coming December 30th. ✂️✂️✂️✂️

On episode #22 of the continuing saga of Mutual Aberration Society, I talk about Amat Escalante's 2016 film The Untamed with Peter Dragovich ( @nerdofnoir ). We discuss also discuss sex in modern cinema, Escalante's Heli (2013), Under The Skin (2013). Twitter, and the ceremonial aspects of physical media,

Just got back home from a writing job in Atlanta so I decided to do a solo episode. I talk about All Jacked Up And Full Of Worms a little. Then I ramble into the void about Project Wolf Hunting , Tarantino's Cinema Speculation, and the artist's spirit.

We did it. Mutual Aberration Society reached 20 episodes. It's said that the majority of podcasts die before ever reaching 20 episodes. For this milestone, I decided to keep it simple. I have on return guest David Simmons to discuss Damien Leone's Terrifier 2.

It's #19 of the continuing saga of MAS. The film is Cold Sweat (2010). The guest is Jonathan Lewis . It's heat.

On episode 18 of MAS, I discuss Arthur Penn's 1975 film Night Moves with guest Gabriela Barkho . We also. talk our shared admiration of Gene Hackman as an actor, Raymond Chandler's influence on neo-noir, film criticism, Blonde, upcoming movies we're anticipating, Martin McDonagh, and more.

On this episode of MAS I discuss the Khalik Allah 's 2015 documentary Field Niggas with author David Simmons . We talk about depictions of street people in film & media, Harlem, Baltimore, David's novel ( Ghosts Of East Baltimore ), and being an "outsider voice" in the creative business.

In this episode, I welcome back Grant Wamack to talk about the 1995 Japanese crime film Gonin and director Takashi Ishii .

On episode 14 of Mutual Aberration Society I talk with animation compositor and filmmaker ( The Taint , Science Team , Assassinaut ) Drew Bolduc about the Netflix anime series Cyberpunk: Edgerunners based on the CD Projekt video game (Cyberpunk 2077). Drew and I also talk about a wide range of topics including his experience working in animation and the three feature films he directed.

Lucky 13! Mutual Aberration Society is back with part 2 of my conversation with Bleachy Warhol about Takashi Miike's GOZU. We spoil the rest of the movie in this one. But let's be honest, you can't spoil a film like GOZU. We also go on several tangents and digressions. Which should come as no surprise to listeners. You can watch the full film free here on Youtube.

On the 12th episode of Mutual Aberration Society, I discuss Takashi Miike’s 2003 mind-melting masterpiece GOZU with the prolific and dope rapper/producer Bleachy Warhol of Danny Brown’s Bruiser Brigade crew. We also talk rap, Bleachy connecting with Danny Brown , Massachusetts, film influences, my battle rap past (lol), the Celtics, and just have an enjoyable stream-of-conscious-style chat session...

In episode 11 of Mutual Aberration Society, I discuss the 1972 film Top Of The Heap with Seth Sherwood the screenwriter of films like Leatherface (2017) and Hellfest (2018). We go deep on this one, so go watch Top Of The Heap first (it's free on Tubi to stream) if you don't want to know what happens.

On episode 10 I talk with Dave Jackson about his transgressive debut film Cat Sick Blues . We also talk about Dave being Australian but living in Japan, his podcast Show Me Something Wrong , the assassination of Shinzo Abe, filmmaker influences, and we give some movie recommendations.

On the ninth episode of Mutual Aberration Society I talk with horror fiction writer (and friend) Patrick Barb about The Glove (1979). We also talk about fiction writing versus screenwriting, commercial versus indie, and the crime genre versus horror. Plus much more!