You also don't care about feminism.

Your favorite show is Entourage.

To be honest, when I found out the patriarchy wasn't about Horstis,

I had lost interest anyway.

I wonder if I know what you mean.

I wonder if you want.

I wonder if you wonder.

Hello everyone and welcome to maximum film. It's episode 365 and I'm feeling alive as chef host if you're wide-waying in the booth with me all my friends

So let me introduce you to them first up. We have the Christmas that himself amazing critic amazing author and an

amazing friend. Alonzo Geraldo day what's good? Oh stop you're making me blush

I'll tell you, you know, I try to avoid the what's good that are super L.A. Centric, but sometimes I just, I feel the need to

like, you know, give a little shout out some attention to folks who are doing something cool.

There is a little spot on sunset called Whammy and it is a store that is dedicated to Bless Them VHS tapes.

And I love the foresight, the input, the dedication of keeping this, you know, formerly popular now mostly forgotten medium very much alive.

And in addition to running a VHS store, they also do public screenings that are really cool.

Some stuff that is shot on video, some stuff that is not. And they always have really

interesting programming. I went this weekend for an event that was hosted

by the Dirty Looks Collective here in Los Angeles. It was a screening of a vintage 1970 gay porn movie. and it was a fascinating look at Los Angeles in 1970 frankly

because I mean the thing about low-budget movies as we know whether they're you know pornography or Jean-Lou Guadars they were just shooting on the street without a permit

so you see what stuff looked like you know it's very anthropological

so it was a really it was it was event. They they had another short with it that it featured

Some supporting characters that also have a history in trans film which thankfully I knew a little bit about going in,

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