GoodTrash GenreCast

Stackin 'casts y'all. That's right, we hop back 'round the table to talk Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers. We look for the american dream, fetishisation, racism, and church camp... Yeah, that's right, church camp. We also count down our top three movies we'd have on repeat for this week's game. Finally, we end like we always do, talking pop culture and it's fiery effect on all of us. 

The Rabbit Hole

This week we referenced quite a bit of academic work. During her analysis, Alex mentioned the article "Driving While Black" which you can give a look right over here. 

Dustin's review of the film began with a reference to Global Art Cinema edited by Galt and Schoonover, which you can order from Amazon here. 

Arthur talked film grammar and Christian Metz with a specific reference to Film Language: A Semiotics of the Cinema which you can peruse in PDF form over here. He also referenced Alexandre Astruc's essay over Avant Garde cinema "La Camera Stylo" which you can read here. 

And finally, if you're sick of Andrew Jackson dominating the Twenty Dollar Bill, then head over to Women on 20s to give your input on which historical female figures you would like to see in cash form. 

Dear Listener, we wrap up #YouPicktheTrash and we just want to say thank you for some great recommendations, and we look forward to more in the future. This week we look at Kirsten's pick Jennifer's Body. We have a good time as Kirsten sits in the guest host seat, and we talk misogyny, exploitation of all kinds, and sex. The Game sees us talking about poorly advertised films, and, as always, we all make fun of Dustin.... and talk about Pop Culture. So come and join us dear listener. 

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This week we made several references to past episodes, such as: 

You're Next and The Blair Witch Project which both saw Kirsten guest hosting with us. 

Arthur made reference to the Dustin's favorite, The Faculty. And Dustin gets a plug in for Nightbreed. So, go give those movies a listen and get enjoy the conversation. 

Great gallery, we gladly greet you with a gallant group of good trash analysis. This week we tackle Fran King's #YouPicktheTrash choice: V for Vendetta. We tackle british identity, adaptation, politics, and culture. We talk about our favorite cinematic revolutionaries and end the night with pop culture, as usual. Viva la revolucion. 

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This week Dustin mentioned hanging out with Hunter Vaughan and the book that the "rockstar of film studies" has written, you can check out Where Film Meets Philosophy right over here. 

#YouPicktheTrash continues as we look at Listener Brigham Cole's pick: Moon. We talk genre tropes, women as trophies, and the greater good. The game has us talking about our favorite Artificial Intelligences and find out what has everyone so fired up in pop culture this week. Also, a lot is made about the darkest timeline, did someone's evil twin show up this week? We're looking at you Alex. 

The Rabbit Hole

This week we referenced our episode over The Grey quite a bit, you can check that out right over here. 

It is fan appreciation month! We start the month off by honoring the very first request we ever got: Tucker and Dale vs Evil. We talk police, destiny, and 9/11. The game has us looking at misunderstood characters. And finally, we honor the late, great Leonard Nimoy. 

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For more on This American Life, follow this link. Dalton specifically references Episodes 547 and 548. Go check that out now. 

The article that Dalton referenced "Self Fulfilling Prophecy" can be accessed here. 

Lastly, you can check out our episodes over Cabin in the Woods here, and our episode over Texas Chainsaw Massacre here. 

This week we round up the usual suspects as we talk 1942 Best Picture Winner Casablanca. We also talk about movies that should have won Oscars, and Dalton sells our soul to Lootcrate. So, get ready for a good time with GoodTrash. 

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The Rabbit Hole

For more GoodTrash that we mentioned on the show, here are links to our 12 Angry Men show and our Raiders of the Lost Ark show. Go give those a listen and enjoy. 

For more information about Lootcrate and all your nerdy needs, go to Lootcrate.com. 

Here's the promised interview episode from the Southwest Pop Culture/American Culture Association Conference in Albuqerque, New Mexico.

Our first interview is with Charlie Perdue, acquisition editor at McFarland and Co Publishers, Inc.

www.mcfarlandbooks.com

The Norman Lear Book Mentioned by Charlie

The Sitcoms of Norman Lear

Our second interview is with Elizabeth Anne Collins in which she discusses her paper on university green spaces in television

We wrap up with Ian Dawe who discusses masculinity in Breaking Bad

Ian writes for Sequart here

Here's where you can preorder his Breaking Bad and Masculinity book

 

Anti-Trash continues with the 1977 Best Picture winner: Woody Allen's Annie Hall. We also discuss out favorite onscreen couples and as always, we talk about pop culture. 

Further Readings

Coining the term "Manic Pixie Dream Girl": 

Rabin, Nathan. "The Bataan Death March." A.V. Club. 2007. 

Rabin apologizes for coining the term:

Rabin, Nathan. "I'm sorry for coining the term..."  Salon. 2014.

More studies on the Manic Pixie Dream Girl:

DeGhett, Torie Rose. "The Male Gaze and the Manic Pixie." Somersault Magazine. 2012.

For more on W.E.B. DuBois' theory on Double Consciousness: 

"Double Consciousness." Duboispedia. UMass. 2013. 

NOTE: Sorry for uploading the Raw Record file. That has been repaired with the real deal, finely edited wonder that is GTGC. Thanks for you patience and we hope nobody was scarred. Dear Listener, we continue Anti-Trash February by trying to find out if Blue truly is the warmest color? Also, we talk about our favorite foreign films. 

It's February dear Listener, and that means two things: romance and self-gratifying awards shows! That's right, we're back with another dose of Anti-Trash and this time we get romantic. We kick things off with Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love and talk about our favorite "Actors out of Water", also, Alex informs us of her new passion in life... What a RUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHH!