Episode 231.5 – Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Jane Schoenbrun’s latest, while enjoyable and fronted by two excellent performances, is nonetheless something of an unfocused trifle, and easily the weakest of their three features. A more rigorous modulation of the candy-floss aesthetic would not have gone amiss.

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Episode 173 – I Saw the TV Glow

Reminiscent of both halves of Twin Peaks and redolent with curdled 90s nostalgia, I Saw the TV Glow nonetheless provoked a Siskel-and-Ebert disconnect between Matt and Jim.

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Episode 116 – We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

Jane Schoenbrun’s creepypasta opus is driven by an uncanny grasp of what makes the medium so effective, featuring two powerhouse performances and seamless transitions between found footage, Screenlife, and conventional filmmaking. It’s dynamite.

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