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‘Sauve qui peut (la vie)’ (1980) by Jean-Luc Godard

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The Batman (2022)

“NO MORE LIES”

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maybe, I'm home...

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Women Behind Bars (1975)

Happy Franco Friday!

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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors ( 1965 )

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You know those movies where a dance troupe has to win the big competition because their community centre is closing down and the prize money is the only way to save it? Well monkey man is like that if instead of a community centre it was a temple and instead of a dance troupe its a group of hijra. And instead of a dance competition, they beat the shit out of the people trying to shut them down. with scythes.

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FOE | Official Trailer

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Filmmaker CASPER KELLY discusses “Adult Swim Yule Log,” the channel’s first live-action horror film.

Get in the holiday spirit with this cozy, crackling fire. But wait, this is ADULT SWIMS YULE LOG, which contains violence, adult language, brief nudity, demons, serial killers, evil aliens and so much more. Having premier after the S6 finale of Rick and Morty on Adult Swim, the uncensored version debuted on HBO Max on 12/12. Adult Swim Yule Log stars Andrea Laing (The Game) and Justin Miles (Half Baked 2).

Adult Swim Yule Log is written and directed by Casper Kelly. Kelly is the co-creator of the Adult Swim live-action series Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell, the Adult Swim animated series Stroker and Hoop, and the Adult Swim Infomercials episode Too Many Cooks, which he also directed.

He has written episodes of Squidbillies, Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and Nickelodeon's CatDog. He created the beloved Cheddar Goblin sequence in the Nicholas Cage film Mandy. Casper also wrote a short story collection “More Stories about Spaceships and Cancer.”

Casper Kelly directs a scene with Holly (Danielia Maximillian) and Zoe (Andrea Laing). After its surprise premiere on Adult Swim, “Adult Swim Yule Log” is now available on HBO Max.

Like Kelly’s massively successful short, this micro-budget horror feature was also filmed entirely in Adult Swim’s hometown of Atlanta with local talent. The end credits song “The Fireplace” was performed by Puddles Pity Party and composed by “Too Many Cooks” scribe Shawn Coleman with lyrics by Kelly. It will be released by WaterTower Music and will be available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all digital streaming services.