@ Deep Cuts

@deepcutsthegame.bsky.social

The official, but totally unofficial Blue Sky Social page for the Deep Cuts Game Podcast. The game is to come up with the most obscure actor from each film. Find our podcast on Spotify, Apple and everywhere else https://linktr.ee/deepcutsgame

Just listened to the latest episode of the Final Girls Podcast where Sarah Spurlock Hill and Kellie Nicole Hill dive into The Silence of the Lambs After listening, I had to suggest they check out the criminally underrated TV series Clarice, which follows Clarice Starling after the events of the film

DEATHSTALKER (2025): An utterly joyous film, a celebration of everything silly and awesome in cheapo 80s fantasy cinema. This succeeds for two big reasons - Daniel Bernhardt’s exquisite deadpan badassery, and the fact that Steven Kostanski directs it like a delirious hard-R tokusatsu. Wonderful.

Another film that came up while talking inspirations for Fucktoys with Annapurna Sriram was Natural Born Killers, a movie packed with big performances and even bigger energy. Sure, everyone remembers Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis, but this is Deep Cuts: The Game, so we went digging

One of the films that helped inspire Fucktoys, according to Annapurna Sriram, was the cult classic But I’m a Cheerleader. Most people remember standout performances from Natasha Lyonne and Clea DuVall — but this is Deep Cuts: The Game, so naturally we looked a little further down the bench.

When Annapurna Sriram talks about the films that inspired her, one that comes up is Marie Antoinette. Yes, you remember the stars — Kirsten Dunst and Rose Byrne — but this is Deep Cuts: The Game, so we’re looking a little deeper.

On this week’s episode, Annapurna Sriram talks about the films that inspired Fucktoys — including the playful absurdity of Pee-wee’s Big Adventure and the unapologetic chaos of John Waters’ cult classics. Bright colors. Outsider energy. Characters that live just outside the mainstream.