You want a movie with Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Amy Poehler, Janeane Garafalo, Molly Shannon, and fucking Bradley Cooper? How about H. Jon Benjamin playing a sentient can of vegetables?
The greatest love story ever told is jumping from page to screen - yes, I am talking about Sex Criminals! No, this is not a story about sex crimes, but it is a story about committing crimes in a paranormal post-coital bliss. A boisterously ribald comedy that tells the story of two outsiders, so alone in the world they don't even get to spend sex with the person they're copulating with, finally coming together. Suzie and Jon discover that when they bang together, they get to stay together - unlike any other partner either has ever had. See, when they fck, time stops. Literally.
Less a harrowing tale of the dark side of the modeling industry and more like a Stefon skit on SNL, Bring Me The Beauties has everything. Yes, there are gorgeous male models (and a surprise Fabio storyline!), gorgeous women, summers in Nantucket, parties at Studio 54 — but there was also astrology, Eastern philosophy, and yes, babies — ALIENS.
You might hate summer or love it, but either way, August hits, and it's all you can do to live through another hot, humid, disgusting day. It feels like summer will never fucking end. Well, there's a playlist for that!
Maternal Instinct is the latest true crime doc to make everyone say, "What the f*ck did I just watch?" There are some elements of this case that paint an interesting picture of what we expect from victims.
Together, Vincent D'Onofrio and Dana Lyn form Slim Bone Head Volt, and between 2015 and 2018, they put out two of the most beautifully insane albums that have ever existed.
Jesus Camp follows the rise in power of the religious right and the specific focus that evangelicals placed on the indoctrination and manipulation of children. This Cult Bar episode follows the unraveling of both the hosts, a lot of tangents, and some comic relief from the live audience.
There's always been a thread of outlaw behavior at the heart of country and "Americana" music, and what's more outlaw than unabashed queer country music?
Have you ever wondered what a banging queer cover of Abba's "Gimme Gimme" would sound like? Wonder no more! The New York-based queer punk band NOTNORTH has you covered. The frontman, David Alan Thorton, looks like he was brought up inside gyms and underground punk clubs, pouring pure sex-punk* energy into a darker, sexier, way gayer version of Abba's hit while wearing nothing but a tight leather skirt and boots.
This month, The Cult Bar tackles The Cult of Natureboy. This documentary features some of the most beautiful people you've ever seen alongside footage of the ugliest abuses. RA and Doug tackle cult basics, the role racism in the US played in both the formation of the cult and how it came apart in the end, the need for better sex education, and more.
