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.

Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of Maximum Film. It is episode

220, seven and I'm your host if you're right away and in the booth with me all my friends so let me introduce you to the am first up

We have the Christmas Zaddy himself esteemed critic and author alike

Alonzo Drale, was good?

Well, what's good is that we're in episode 227.

I am not going to do a jac-hay impersonation for the run of the show.

As tempting as that might have been, I just just you know it would I think I don't

know that I could really maintain that level of awesomeness what's good for me is

the Showtime series Yellow Jackets which I'm a little late in getting to and

still catching up so don't tell me anything because I don't I'm not there yet

about three or four in but oh man this show is just like, it's funny and it's violent and it's terrifying and there's a mystery and there's a couple of mysteries actually and it's, you know, as somebody said it is it feels like peak

Gen X visibility you know it's about these this high school girls soccer team who on

their way to nationals in 1996 their plane crashes in the

Canadian wilderness they did something to survive we're still learning what

exactly but then we also cut to them in the present day where things are very complicated and they're still trying to like

Quash secrets from the past. It's got a big plum role for the wonderful wonderful Melanie Linskyinsky, which is always a good thing.

But I mean, Juliet Lewis and Christina Reachie and just like an amazing ensemble and it's just

dark and weird and funny and I cannot wait to see where this thing goes. So that is my

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