Jason Adams

@jamnpp.bsky.social

My New Plaid Pants, Lead Film Critic at Pajiba, Mashable 🍅 Critics Choice & GALECA 🏳️‍🌈 He / Him "Nonsense Incarnate" http://linktr.ee/mynewplaidpants

My favorite part of the screening was overhearing a discussion between two Gen-X lesbians on the way out. "I enjoyed its raucous explicit spirit but he no longer has the je ne sais quoi that he did in the 90s" "susan, none of us have the je ne sais quoi of the 90s anymore"

Willow Catelyn Maclay@willowcatelyn.bsky.social · 3h ago

I enjoyed Gregg Araki's I WANT YOUR SEX primarily because it was amusing to go to the mall & see Olivia Wilde lube up a big pink dildo and stick it in Cooper Hoffman's ass.

New Ira Sachs, new Andrew Haigh, new Almodovar, new Paweł Pawlikowski, new Radu Jude, new Mike Leigh (not to mention n GODZILLAAAAAAA) -- NYFF is feeding me this year!!!

Every so often you get one of those New York City mornings that feel like the opening scene of Vanilla Sky where the city feels empty - this morning I rode an empty train, no line at the post office or the coffee shop, and nobody jamming into the elevator of my office building… apocalyptic heaven

Damn damn damn I should have gone to the CAMP MIASMA screening in Queens tonight even though I've already seen it three times -- they were giving away those blasted bastard trading cards that continually elude me

I really hope that all of the people in my feeds who rail against gen-AI flyer art (and rightfully so) and are also horror fans, don’t fall prey to Ice Cream Man now that the reviews are pointing to its abundance of AI effects. Don’t be a contradiction, speak with your wallets here.

Today, August 4, 2026, is the setting of Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” about a fully automated house continuing on after the family who lived there and the world around it died in a nuclear blast.