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 everyone and welcome to another episode of Maximum Film.

It's episode 266.

And you know what?

I'm gonna go ahead and pick up some sticks after this classic rhyme with six. It's your host if you wideadi Wei and in the booth of me all my friends.

So let me introduce you to Rams. First up, we have the Crispizati himself,

just an amazing critic all around good person.

Alons under all day, what's good?

Oh, iffy, how you talk.

What's good?

It pox upon me for forgetting to promote it on last week's episode, but I'm going to make it my

what's good for this episode, which is that the multi-part documentary Queer for Fear has dropped on

shutter, and even if I weren't in it, I would wanting to promote it so the fact that I am in it is just sort of gravy.

It's executive produced by a friend of the show Brian Fuller who has just joined us recently to talk about

3,000 years of longing and it is a look back at the impact of queer people on the horror genre and about queer characters and filmmakers and tropes that have emerged over the course of the centuries of horror literature, horror film.

And I think it just came out really well.

I've seen I think three of the five episodes so far and I'm just so proud of what these guys

accomplished I am not a horror person as you know I'm mainly sort of there to provide some

like maybe kind of film history backdrop because I got nothing on a lot of this but you know they

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