Allan Mott

@houseofglib.bsky.social

Broadcast the BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM and make them all dance to it. Co-Host of @cinemashame.bsky.social He/Him

My coworkers couldn't understand why I reacted so strongly to finding out my former best friend appeared in an ad we produced without my knowing anything about it--but it's legit triggering to have your boss play a video on their laptop and hearing a voice you did NOT expect to hear.

1960 - PSYCHO 1961 - CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF 1962 - TALES OF TERROR 1963 - X: THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES 1964 - MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH 1965 - THE SKULL 1966 - ISLAND OF TERROR 1967 - TORTURE GARDEN 1968 - WITCHFINDER GENERAL 1969 - FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED

Lisa/M@therock1996fan.bsky.social · 9h ago

… your favorite horror of every year in the ‘60s? 1960 - PSYCHO 1961 - THE INNOCENTS 1962 - Carnival of Souls 1963 - X: THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES 1964 - Blood and Black Lace 1965 - Two on a Guillotine 1966 - The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini 1967 - Spider Baby 1968 - NOTLD 1969 - The Oblong Box

A foe is someone whose aims are against your own. A nemesis is someone you have enough in common with that your opposite aims make you aware of the different path your life could have taken if you were a bigger piece of shit. I loathe JD Vance because I understand him.

If it's not a good movie that's fine, but I genuinely don't understand why people are upset with the mere premise of ONE NIGHT ONLY. People are acting like it's offensive that the plot was even considered when it's not. It's just a speculative fiction idea. There's nothing wrong with that.

Perhaps the most controversial topic we hit is whether or not the Sesame Street characters are officially canonical "muppets" (Ken, James) or if they're a distinct off-shoot in the same universe (Allan). If you agree with me feel free to say so. Otherwise, you can ignore this.

Allan Mott@houseofglib.bsky.social · 13h ago

When @kennethwreid.bsky.social had @jasonklamm.com on @tvguidancepod.bsky.social he insisted that FOLLOW THAT BIRD was the BEST Muppet movie. I was dubious so I invited him on @cinemashame.bsky.social for his second appearance to defend his position. And he did!

Arguing that the Dems who supported Stevens in the primary will now vote for the GOP candidate suggests that Stevens shouldn't have been the Dem nominee if her base is happy to support the status quo and help keep the GOP machine in power.

You won't hear me say a lot of nice thing about pants but I do appreciate how they hide the instances where one sock has rolled down your leg while the other is still at the height you previously left it at.

If I was in therapy I'd probably talk about my compulsion to buy 4k releases of movies I don't even like just because I can't believe a movie like that is now on 4K. In related news, my 4k of ILSA, HAREM KEEPER OF THE OIL SHIEKS should be arriving sometime later today.

Boomers grew up at a time where Westerns were the dominant escapist genre and it was rooted enough in reality that they didn't feel childish as they kept returning to it. Gen X and millennials watched fantasies made to sell toys and now struggle because that toyetic component never went away.

Troynelious Q.@troyneliousq.bsky.social · 2d ago

The conversation I feel like I’ve been having for a few years now. We got older and got REALLY self conscious about things we liked as kids being FOR kids. youtu.be/wOFb7gENC_4?...

The fact that her dad is still holding the party line on this fucking waste of space says everything you need to know about what they'll do to stay in power. "Sure he broke my granddaughter's collarbone, but we can't lose the seat!"

The Bulwark@thebulwark.com · 4d ago

Rep. Max Miller: "My former wife has claimed that during a custody exchange at my home that day, I assaulted her…If I had assaulted her, would she have offered to cook me dinner six days later?"

Sometimes you encounter people on this platform who don't understand that "listen" is not a synonym for "obey". You can listen and then disagree. Hearing out someone else's opinion doesn't obligate you to change yours.

I don't get why people are upset that they're not making a new Blade movie when we have three of those and exactly ZERO Dazzler movies (set in the 80s, of course). Your priorities are fucked and you need people like me to tell you so.

It's weird to get upset about a classic professor's movie review but it's just as weird to write the phrase "people I USED to respect" in regards to those who took issue with the review in the same way they might any movie review.

You would think as a writer I would get used to the disdain non-writers have for writers in fields that specifically cannot exist without writers because it's so prevalent, but it still shocks me every time. Why work in publishing if you hate dealing with the people you publish?

Jason Bailey@jasondashbailey.com · 6d ago

Discovering from quote-posts and DMs that quite a few more names you know have had similar experiences at @vulture.com. This is morally, ethically dubious behavior. But it's also BAD BUSINESS. When good writers don't want to write for you, and tell other writers, the thing you're selling suffers.

Well, it’s invoicing day, and since they’re really apparently not going to pay me for something I wrote for them two months ago, I guess today is the day to post about how @vulture.com fucks over its film freelancers. Long (sorry) thread, with receipts:

Vulture@vulture.com · 2mo ago

There are 118 feature films, plus galas, talks, podcast recordings, and more at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Our guide to the movies and events worth lining up for.

True Story: The inciting incident that led me to self-exiling from xoJane was when I made a comment critical of the original 80s movie. I was accused of hating female artists, even though the movie was made by men (and the majority of her books were ghostwritten by a man).

alternate ending@jamiroqueer.bsky.social · 6d ago

last night we saw the Lifetime version of FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC, and I gotta give it up to them for somehow making it even sleazier and more uncomfortable than the theatrical one from the ‘80s