Today we are cancelling the apocalypse.

I gotta get up at 5 o'clock in the morning and sparkle,

me at least sparkle.

I know what some of your big city, no bra wear and hairy-legged women livers might say.

What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of Maximum Film,

episode 214. No area code that I never recognize, but it is your host

Ify Wadi Wei and of course I'm in the booth with my friends, so let me introduce you to them.

First up, we have Alonzo Duraldi, Christmas Daddy himself, now he's haunted daddy. What good well if you the two one four is the

Dallas area code you're making me dredge out of my memory

so live there for quite a while you know look normally my what's good would be to talk about how like, you know,

Netflix dropped all their holiday dates today, including their same sex romance, which I'm very excited about.

But no, this is we're kicking off our queer horror month

so I'm gonna keep it queer horror so I want to give a shout out to column to Sean

ably over at Fangoria who's been doing a really fun series of columns called problematic films where he's

basically been trying to figure out a way to defend certain films that have

you know people find problematic in one way or another and rather than do so from his perch as you

know white film critic is bringing in people who sort of have the have the right to say so

so for example in talking about sleep away camp Sean talks to trans performer and writer

Calpernia Adams to talk about Candyman he brings in gay black comics creator

William O Tyler to talk about I spent on your grave

brings in B.J. Colangelo so it's a really interesting way to kind of look at

movies that maybe some people have been you know tempted oh I don't know, cancel as some people might say.

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