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Schizopolis, and The Girlfriend Experience, which are so insular, they seem to be made only to tickle whatever Soderbergh’s fancy might have been at the time. But the Oscar-winner kept his commercially-viable projects and personal experiments apart from each other, either as a balance between personal ambition and job security or just for kicks. Since his return to feature film directing with Logan Lucky, however, Soderbergh has seemingly been experimenting with the layout of his bigger films. His last three movies ( High Flying Bird, The Laundromat, and Let Them All Talk) have taken ...

John Waters is Now Finally Getting His Own Funko POP! Cult film icon John Waters is getting his own POP! vinyl figure from Funko! By Josh Millican It seems fitting on a day when we’re celebrating the 27th Anniversary of Serial Mom‘s release that Funko announces the film’s director, cult icon John Waters is getting his own POP! vinyl figure! Hairspray, and Seed of Chucky, Excision, and Suburban Gothic. We don’t have an exact release date yet for the John Waters Funko POP! But we’re told it’s “Coming Soon”! Agai...

Republic Records NEW YORK – April 2, 2021 – Grammy® Award-nominated multiplatinum singer and songwriter JULIA MICHAELS has unleashed the clever and campy music video for her latest single “All Your Exes.” Watch the music video for “All Your Exes”—HERE. Listen to “All Your Exes”—HERE. In the visual directed by Blythe Thomas, she quite literally brings the song to life in bloody good fashion. Nodding to cult classics such as Serial Mom and American Psycho, Julia invites her boyfriend’s exes over for “dinner.” What follows is brutally hilarious as there’s no ...

"Serial Mom" has as its central joke (and a very long-running joke it is) that Beverly Sutphin, a cheerful Baltimore housewife who makes terrific meatloaf, is a serial killer. The movie thinks it is funny to contrast this with the idealized homelife she provides (or thinks she provides) for her family, which seems to have been cloned from "Ozzie and Harriet" and other idealized nuclear units.