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Cinematic Oblivion

Release Date: 10/12/2019

The October Boys V: no edits, no escape show art The October Boys V: no edits, no escape

Cinematic Oblivion

Where is that sinister, beautiful, liminal hospital of which I endlessly dream? Where can I get a can of frozen apple juice concentrate in this day and age? When will I stop getting election texts? Why won't the police stop ruining horror movies? And why did everyone in the early 2000s think they'd reached the peak of what CGI effects had to offer? Happy Halloween! I refuse to edit this one out of bitterness and haste. 

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Revenge of The October Boys show art Revenge of The October Boys

Cinematic Oblivion

Strange cutout anime, brooding resentment about the 00's, discourse on disturbing horror, nostalgia for the Universal classics, major creative output from our circle, welcome back to our cacophonous carnival of Halloween horrors, we've missed you. 

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October Boys III: Season of the Witch show art October Boys III: Season of the Witch

Cinematic Oblivion

Taste the fruits of Autumn Burn away the dead crops 

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Return of the October Boys show art Return of the October Boys

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Once a year, once a year, now it's here, now it's here. 

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The October Boys  show art The October Boys

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Our last episode ever. Putting the final nail in the coffin on the original concept of Cinematic Oblivion. Happy Halloween, it's the season of change and death after all. Keep watching the screens. 

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grab bag: Quarantine 2020 show art grab bag: Quarantine 2020

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It's been a while. We discuss what's kept us entertained and sane in Shelter-In-Place including the gory, gutsy guerrilla action film Deadbeat at Dawn (1988) Guy Maddin's odes to his city and ours in My Winnipeg (2007) and The Green Fog (2017), Harry's pickaxe striking a mother lode of untapped 80's horror sleepers, Nick teaching Chris Marker's La Jetée (1962) to his AP English class, and our ever-returning to the town of Twin Peaks. Also we share our "to watch" quarantine lists. Enjoy, stay safe, wash your hands, we love you. Balboa...

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outings: Noir City 2020 show art outings: Noir City 2020

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You can find me in the back of the Castro theater drinking whiskey and cherry Coke yelling at people to get off their phones before the third Mexican noir starts. 

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Top Ten of the Twenty-Teens show art Top Ten of the Twenty-Teens

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We promise to only be this basic once every ten years. 

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grab bag: Halloween 2019 show art grab bag: Halloween 2019

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In this year's Halloween episode of Grab Bag Harry revisits some horror movies we didn't used to like very much and reveals that we were right about one of them and wrong about another, Nick discusses his new Giallo concept bar and cocktail menu, and we both revisit some childhood Halloween specials that warm our heart. Carve a Jack O' Lantern now before it's too late!

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Barker's Books of Blood  show art Barker's Books of Blood

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Sweets for the sweet, it's our official Halloween special. Listen as we discuss horror fantasy's finest imaginer, Clive Barker, and his brief career in film, as well as the trademarks of his work, including sadomasochistic inter-dimensional travelers, queer zombies, and ghosts of urban segregation.

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