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Our first new Patreon exclusive episode has us taking opposing sides on The Substance.

join aoife and louise on the latest ham sandwich

aoife and louise discuss two movies from the oughts.

The pod is back, for real this time.

The dolls return from their exile and drag film historian Caden Mark Gardner into the week's hottest discourse courtesy of Aimee Armstrong's Envy/Desire.

Louise does enhanced interrogation on Aoife fr

Louise spends the episode trying to understand why conservatives are like this.

Louise and Aoife had way too much fun this week.

We're backkkkk

The girls are back after a brief hiatus to discuss two good movies. Film Discussed: 964 Pinocchio (Shozin Fukui, 1991) Buzzard (Joel Potrykus, 2014)

Louise breaks Aoife. Will the dolls ever be able to come back from this week? Works Covered: ReGOREgitated Sacrifice (dir. Lucifer Valentine, 2010) Dead Hooker in a Trunk (dir. The Soska Sisters, 2009)

Louise throws a heavy hitter at Aoife as the dolls dive headfirst into one of the most infamous underground movies of the 2000s. Works Covered: August Underground’s Mordum (dirs. Toetag Pictures, 2003) Hellaware (dir. Michael M. Bilandic, 2013)

Our series which ties together the roots of underground film and its contemporaries continues with an episode about "vomit and pussy." Films Covered: Freeway II: Confessions of a Trickbaby (dir. Matthew Bright, 1999) Honeycomb (dir. Avalon Fast, 2022)

Aoife and Louise continue a conversation about fascism and transgressive art. This is episode 3 because we didn't want to post episode 2. Works Covered: Tell Me I'm Worthless (wri. Alison Rumfitt, 2021) Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom (dir. Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1975)

Our series kicks off as Aoife and Louise chart their relationship with underground cinema starting with one of the genre's most notorious films. Films Covered: Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood (dir. Hideshi Hino, 1985) Collar (dir. Ryan Nicholson, 2014)