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Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 9:00AM It's funny because it's true.
one of the craziest parts of hollywood is learning that most celebrity’s email addresses are like, cateblanchett @ gmail . com
— Johnny LaZebnik (@jlazebnik) March 21, 2022
a couple minutes of amusing distraction for you via curated tweets awaits after the jump...
Monday, June 22, 2020 at 10:00AM 
When you’re blue and you don’t know where to go to
Why don’t you go where passion sits
PUTTINNNONDAREEEEEEEEEZ
In these dark times we are living in, it’s good to have a little escapism. Even if it only lasts an hour and forty-six minutes. And nothing puts a larger smile on my face quite like Mel Brooks’ classic horror-parody, Young Frankenstein. I watched this movie with my family on a skit trip when I was eight years old, not knowing what I was getting into...
Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 10:30AM by Chris Feil
In the recent weeks of losing both Hal Prince and D.A. Pennebaker, my mind naturally went to Original Cast Album: Company. As Pennebaker’s enduring documentary short detailing the backstage business of recording one of Prince’s peak creations, it provides moments worth obsessing over for Broadway obsessives and otherwise. So it feels serendipitously timed to celebrate them both that Documentary Now! arrived at the film in its most recent season. After all, sometimes the greatest tribute is parody.
Monday, July 15, 2019 at 6:27PM Every time we begin to doubt A24's ability to remain the freshest and funnest and most reliably high quality distributor, they remind us to continue in the faith. Look, for example, at this brilliant insanity they've cooked up to promote MidSommar...
You may have seen that already but we're sharing it as an excuse to discuss the movie again.
Though it's no secret that your host here at The Film Experience is not a fan of the movie (hear the podcast discussion) Murtada was correct in his assertion that the film has inspired some great critical writing. Whether you love the movie like our own Chris Feil or dislike it, like me, it's quite easy to enjoy after the fact. It's already inspiring great fan art, silly memes, and fine critical writing. CONSIDER....
A24, Horror, MidSommar, Reviews, commercials, film critics, religiosity, spoofs, zoology Saturday, May 6, 2017 at 1:50PM 
by Chris Feil
[a large cardboard giftbox rolls in and after a few confusing seconds, Chris emerges] I’m back, bitches!
Forgive my Shangela moment, I’m just that excited to be back on the Drag Race beat after Nathaniel kindly took over in my absence for last week’s fantastic Snatch Game. But while that episode felt like a real return to form, this episode was the show at its peak, serving full talent, drama, and emotion the way its best episodes do. The 90210 challenge and big hair runway concept were relatively unfussy, proving that RuPaul’s Drag Race excels by keeping its focus on the queens...
