#Pete Madden

[judasisgayriot]

Pete on his relationship with Patrick (cryptophasia strikes again)

[90s-2000s-barbie]

J-14 (April 2006)

[milligramspoison]

On camera version of Pete and Joel Madden talking about My Chem and Gerard :)

[nofuneralplease]

Y'all ever think about how there's running rabbit motifs on tourdust in a song clearly about someone who may have dedicated a song about rabbits to another someone so many years ago? If it's always self-referential and ironic you'll neve have to think to hard about it. Food for thought.

[andoutofharm]

4 minutes into this podcast and the host has already compared fall out boy/being in a band to a marriage twice

[awsteb]

i suppose get not liking jawn but uh. if you're like super into parx you realise they're choosing to be his friend right. this is like a slightly less extreme version of gerard way fans who despise lindsey

[theangelcatcrying]

I've been digging into bandslash/RPF communities for a while now, the ones from 2000-2005, before bandom was stabilished as it is, and I found this

I need to know if this is true for real

[jonathanmoya1955]

Chattanooga FF: Love and Work:

Spartan Media Acquisitions MOVIE INFO: Diane and Fox love to work. Unfortunately, they live in a polarized world where having a job is illegal. REVIEW: Spartan Media Acquisitions Love and Work is an anti-slacker comedy about people  who want to and love to work in a society that bans it.  It’s a one note film that is spot on about its satire, and at 77 minutes, is short enough to never wear…

[0vercastgirl]

Does anyone remember when there was a photo going around on here of gerard way and keith buckley performing together but no one in this fandom listens to every time I die and therefore no one recognized keith, so for some reason EVERYONE in the notes was tagging at as geoff rickly even though keith and geoff look nothing alike. And then someone was like hey guys this can’t be geoff he has a nose ring. It must be adam lazzara. And no one stopped to consider that maybe the reason they were having trouble identifying the guy in the photo is because he wasn’t actually one of the standard bandom approved men

[stuff-diary]

Jethica

Movies watched in 2023

Jethica (2022, USA)

Director: Pete Ohs

Writers: Andy Faulkner, Callie Hernandez, Will Madden, Pete Ohs & Ashley Denise Robinson

Mini-review:

This was... something, and I'm not sure if I liked it or not. It definitely presents an interesting and original premise, but I feel like it's not executed as well as it should for it to properly work. The movie is already very short (just 70 minutes long), and yet I think it would have worked better as short film. One thing I did love is the absolutely stunning cinematography, which makes perfect use of the gorgeous locations where this was filmed. Anyway, it's honestly kinda sad, cause I can tell there's a lot of potential in this set up, but it feels like the movie's team didn't really know what to do with it (or didn't have the means and resources to do more).

[ashlumicalm]

Joel Madden & Pete Wentz on Artist Friendly Podcast

[swampflix]

Jethica (2023)

Without question, the #1 annual film event on the New Orleans culture calendar is the Overlook Film Fest, or at least it has been since the once nomadic festival settled here in 2018.  Screening all of the year’s best horror titles on the top floor of the Canal Place shopping mall over a single weekend, it’s an annual vacation to genre nerd heaven.  Even while I’m getting stoked for the…

[milligramspoison]

Pete and Joel Madden talking about My Chem and Gerard :)

[cultfaction]

JETHICA first look poster and trailer released

Lightbulb Film Distribution is delighted to share the poster and trailer for dark comedy-horror, Jethica. Following its World Premiere at SXSW, the film played at Busan International Film Festival, Mayhem Film Festival (UK Premiere) and Abertoir Horror Festival. Directed by Pete Ohs, the film stars Callie Hernandez (Under The Silver Lake, The Endless), Ashley Denise Robinson (The Watchman, The…

[moviesandmania]

JETHICA (2022) Reviews of comedy horror movie, plus release news

Jethica is a 2022 American comedy horror film about two reunited high school friends who resort to supernatural means to deal with a stalker. Produced, directed, photographed and edited by Pete Ohs from a screenplay co-written with Andy Faulkner, Callie Hernandez, Will Madden and Ashley Denise Robinson. The Spartan Media Acquisitions production stars Callie Hernandez (The Flight Attendant; Blair…

[teeny-tiny-revenge]

Reason #38751 why OFMD is a masterpiece of television: they balance the emotions so well. The first three episodes of season two are absolutely devastating. Both our protagonists are really going through it. And every emotional scene with them hits, and it hits right where it hurts.

But at the same time, they managed to put little moments of relief into every episode. None of these devastating episodes is a constant wallow in sadness fest. We get bangers like Pete's "look, running water". We get the whole stealing from Jackie heist, complete with "fuck up those hammies". We get "I'm overqualified for towels". And several other moments like this.

I'm always surprised when I watch these episodes, because in my memory they are always Emotional and Sad (minus the final scene of The Innkeeper, because that one is a ray of hope, just like mermaid Stede). But they really aren't just sad and emotional. They are also really funny. They are funny in moments where you do not expect anything light or funny to happen, and these light moments startle laughs out of me even after several rewatches.

The funny moments never belittle the big emotions. And they never feel out of place either. I never got a feeling of "why are you laughing, this is sad". Yes I'm laughing, and yes this is sad, and a funny thing can still happen when things are sad.

OMFD in its entirety is really good at proving that comedy and drama do not have to be opposed genres but can complement each other, and I feel like the opening episodes of season two are the best example of this. They're dramatic, funny, heartbreaking, romantic, depressing, heartwarming and absolutely maddening. The reason they are so devastating is that they hit you with the entire spectrum of human emotions. You don't get to feel safe wallowing in sympathetic depression. No, here's a fun moment! And you'll laugh, helplessly, and then the next beat hits you even harder in the Devastatingly Sad. Truly the most show to ever tv.