#Perry Benson

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Sid and Nancy - 1986 - Dir. Alex Cox

Japanese B2 Poster

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Top 5 Martial Arts Films of 2022

Top 5 Martial Arts Films of 2022 @TheScottAdkins @wellgousa @netflix #Bestof2022

December 6, 2021 (NYC)–Top 5 Martial Arts Films of 2022.  2022 was another great year for Martial Arts movies.   The globalization of entertainment combined with the multitude of outlets for viewing and streaming martial arts movies is a benefit to martial arts movies fans.  We have had a chance to seen many of the movies released this year; however, if there was a great martial arts movie we…

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Stars of the Roller State Disco (1984)

[mariocki]

Stars of the Roller State Disco (BBC, 1984)

"Yes?"

"I'm Desmond."

"Yes, Desmond?"

"And I am Charles."

"Yes, Charles?"

"I was the youngest in my year. Languages. I could read French before I could whistle. I have a lot of Mallarmé by heart."

"Um, my degree is in technical engineering."

"How can I help you boys?"

"Exactly."

[cultfaction]

Members Club trailer released

Following its rip-roaring success at Pigeon Shrine FrightFest, Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment is delighted that the British horror comedy Members Club will be available on UK Digital Platforms from 21st October 2024. Written and Directed by Marc Coleman, the film stars a host of British talent including Dean Kilbey (ManFish, Boiling Point, Top Boy), Perry Benson (Love Honour and Obey, This is…

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MEMBERS CLUB Male strippers vs. witches - trailer - VOD on October 21 (UK)

‘One final performance… to die for’ Members Club is a 2024 comedy horror film about Wet Dreams, a middle-aged male stripper group, who take one last gig at a rural working men’s club only to discover they are to become sacrifices in a plot to raise a murderous 16th-century witch from the dead. Written and directed by Marc Coleman, the film stars Dean Kilbey (ManFish, Boiling Point), Perry Benson…

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Mum and Dad: Keeping Horror in the Family

Mum and Dad is all about keeping horror in the family. It is also about control and learning that you may not want to get too close to colleagues at work. Shot with an estimated budget of just £100,000 ($157,000) this film sets the goal posts for “shoe string budget” films.  First time director Steven Sheil also wrote the film, putting him in the illustrious company of peers like Shane…

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Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday (2022): Is This Vacation Worth Taking?

Accident Man originated as a series of comic strips published in 1990. In an interview with Viking Samurai, Scott Adkins talks about reading it when he was about 14 years old, loving it, and dreaming that someday it would be made into a movie. Well, with 2018’s Accident Man his dream blossomed into reality, and years later he got to live the dream again with Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday, a…

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The Last Heist (2022)

The Last Heist (2022)

Four thieves linked by honor meet up at the local pub where it all started after a job goes awry. You would assume that this was a typical night at a South London bar with drinks, drugs, jokes, talking about the past and even politics. However, beneath the laughter, a sinister secret exists that will put these four friends’ allegiance to the test and reveal whether or not there is honor among…

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highlights from the VMAs last night, in no particular order:

taylor swift and post malone won something for fortnight (i don't remember what lol) and after taylor gave her part of the speech, she said "do you wanna say something austin?" (adorable) and then post malone took the mic and proceeded to be absolutely speechless for twenty to thirty seconds

cyndi lauper introduced sabrina carpenter by saying "you're about to hear this whole room say motherfucker"

megan thee stallion shouted out "all the hotties" and then said "and the haters i know y'all watching too"

sabrina kissed an alien for gay rights

lenny kravitz basically played a full on rock show in the middle of The Pop Music Awards. with instruments. and fire.

benson boone did two (2!) flips during his performance of Beautiful Things

i had never even heard of lisa before the VMAs and i am now in love with her

katy perry said the words "touch grass" in her acceptance speech for the video vanguard award

she also thanked the LGBTQ community for, among other things, showing her that "you can be kind and cunt"

and she shouted out warped tour. katy perry the woman that you are

chappell roan with so so so many swords

rauw alejandro's entrance involved pretending to blow up the VMAs. with explosives.

megan thee stallion, as an homage to britney, held a whole ass snake

full-on guitar solo during shawn mendes's performance. plus he sang a note so high you could hear blood vessels bursting in the audience

when shawn finished he dropped his guitar (NOT a highlight, the sound haunts me) to go hug his drummer because he hasn't performed in years

megan thee stallion had her face projected onto the mask of the big ass astronaut for the duration of the performance, just kinda looking around. this was both funny and mildly alarming

two people won awards for songs called "Houdini" (Eminem and Dua Lipa) which i personally found amusing

tyla won Best Afrobeats for her song Water and when she went to give her speech she made lil nas x (the presenter) hold the award because it was too heavy :')

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I wanted to share some artists that I think really match up to my favorite Stranger Things ships

I did this a while ago, but looking back I definitely don't agree with a lot of the artists I chose, so I wanted to share my new pairings.

Byler- I think Conan Gray really encompasses the struggles of loving from afar and the pain that comes with queer, "unrequited" love. The entirety of his album, Found Heaven (which literally has an 80s synth pop vibe) screams byler, as well as other songs like Heather, Family Line, Summer Child, The Exit, The Cut That Always Bleeds, Fight Or Flight, Can We Be Friends?, Little League, Idle Town, and Crush Culture. I just think his music really represents Mike and Will's story-both the good and the bad.

Steddie- For them I have to say the Arctic Monkeys. I think they're music genre is a good mash up between Eddie's death metal and Steve's overall style (we're never really told what kind of music he likes, but I like to assume some sort of pop). I Wanna Be Yours, You Get Me So High, Do I Wanna Know, R U Mine, 505, and No. 1 Party Anthem all give me steddie vibes.

Ronance- girl in red is definitely so ronance. I wanna be your girlfriend, girls, You Stupid Bitch, hornylovesickmess, we fell in love in october, i'll die anyway., Too Much, and bad idea are great examples of songs that fit Nancy and Robin.

Lumax- I was having a hard time thinking of one for lumax, but Benson Boone honestly really fits them. He sings really passionate music, and I think one of the key parts of their dynamic is the fact that they'reboth very passionate, just in different ways. Max is fierce and fiery and Lucas is drawn to that flame, while also kindling it with his own loving personality and encouraging her, no matter what. I think Beautiful Things, Work Of Art, In the Stars, Cry, Ghost Town, and Slow it Down represent them well.

Elmax- Katy Perry gives me major elmax vibes, specifically One Of The Boys and Teenage Dream. They're both really fun, feminine, pop teen romance albums that feel like embodiments of El and Max during season 3. I Kissed A Girl, Teenage Dream, Part Of Me, Dark Horse, E.T, Firework, and The One That Got Away are the songs the remind me of them the most.

Rovickie- Chappell Roan is the first artist to come to mind when I think of Robin and Vickie. Good Luck, Babe! Literally feels like it was written from Robin POV, plus Casual, Picture You, Kaleidoscope, Red Wine Supernova, and Pink Pony Club are some other songs that I think fit the ship.

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Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars extended their reign for the third week in a row with Die With A Smile

Die With A Smile - Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars

BIRDS OF A FEATHER - Billie Eilish

Taste - Sabrina Carpenter

Dancing In The Flames - The Weeknd

Casual - Chappell Roan

I’M HIS, HE’S MINE (feat. Doechii) - Katy Perry

Mamushi (feat. Yuki Chiba) - Megan Thee Stallion

Who - Jimin

I Can Do It With A Broken Heart - Taylor Swift

Misteryoso - Cup of Joe

HOT TO GO! - Chappell Roan

Buzz - NIKI

sining (feat. Jay-R) - Dionela

Somebody Save Me (feat. Jelly Roll) - Eminem

Namumula - Maki

Guy For That (feat. Luke Combs) - Post Malone

Nobody Knows - Shawn Mendes

Timeless with Playboi Carti - The Weeknd

Guess (feat. Billie Eilish) - Charli xcx

Good Luck, Babe! - Chappell Roan

I Love You, I’m Sorry- Gracie Abrams

Because I Love You - Halle

Angel Of My Dreams - Jade

The Emptiness Machine - Linkin Park

Ego - Halsey

KALAKAL - SB19 & GLOC-9

Touch - KATSEYE

Cherry On Top - BINI

Why Why Why - Shawn Mendes

Diet Pepsi - Addison Rae

Dilaw - Maki

A Bar Song (Tipsy) - Shaboozey

it’s ok, I’m ok - Tate McRae

Lucky - Halsey

Liar - Jelly Roll

Breathe Me - Tyla

Pretty Slowly - Benson Boone

Not Like Us - Kendrick Lamar

MILLION DOLLAR BABY - Tommy Richman

LIFETIMES - Katy Perry

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250 - Her Smell

We've come up on another anniversary episode of This Had Oscar Buzz, and we've got another favorite that long-time listeners have heard us praise before: 2019's Her Smell. Debuting on at TIFF 2018, the Alex Ross Perry film is a daring and ambitious take on the riot grrrls of the early 1990s. Starring Elisabeth Moss as Becky Something, an addict egomaniac who brings her own downfall, the film audaciously immerses us in Becky's destruction (and later climb out of it) in ways that are exhausting and rewarding. Earning stratospheric praise for Moss by even the film's most frustrated viewers, the film was cursed to a microrelease and stayed an Oscar outsider despite vocal critical support.

This episode, we talk about the audacity of both Perry's film and Moss' performance. We also get into the depressing state of independent distribution, Perry's open comments regarding its release and support for Moss' performance, and the Gotham Awards.

Topics also include the film's fake album covers, our appreciation for difficult characters, and our superlatives for the past year of the podcast.

But perhaps most exciting is two bits of news right at the top: our new theme music by Taylor Cole and our newly launched Patreon!! Please consider subscribing and joining us for This Had Oscar Buzz: Turbulent Brilliance over at patreon.com/thishadoscarbuzz!!

Links:

The 2019 Oscar nominations

Her Smell and the state of independent film

Alex Ross Perry campaigns for Elisabeth Moss

Her Smell's fake album covers

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Happy Birthday Dylan Gelula!