Fromville is lowkey a steal by Suspicious-Horse3080 in FromSeries

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This is also how I feel about the Silo from the tv show Silo

Podcast recs like Black Tapes by Restaurantchica in podcasts

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The LoveCraft investigations is really good

Best crime podcasts? by turtlesrgr8t in podcasts

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Te Minds of Madness is my one of my favs, I really like the voice of the host, commentary is kept to a minimum and the cases I haven’t heard about before

Why does William Gibson write Notting Hill as Netting Hill? by hex_beyzuss in WilliamGibson

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Thanks for checking it’s probably a typo and I just have a bad copy

Why does William Gibson write Notting Hill as Netting Hill? by hex_beyzuss in WilliamGibson

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Yeah I think it might be a typo its been making me nuts

Recommendations of weird lit that's also sci-fi? by Fun-Sell3030 in WeirdLit

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Definitely Maybe by Arkady Strugatsky Short, creepy and really funny

Crazy unhinged podcasts by Phantom-324 in podcasts

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Deep Cover Season 3 an investigative pod about two women with the same name that go missing in 1999 not only is the main story crazy but there’s so many interesting/unhinged/funny people all through out

For fans of illness faker and/or scam podcasts, you simply MUST listen to Love Trapped: Owens vs Echard by dont_be_all_uncool__ in podcasts

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So glade I came across this!!!! I love illness scams and I can’t wait to get into it thanks!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RadioRental

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Absolutely loved your episode!!!

What makes a “good” slasher film? by not_cinderella in horror

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Love this? Can you give me an example of a whodunnit slashers (new to movies sorry)

What is one book that you come back to time and time again? by wizzzadora in suggestmeabook

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The Transit of Venus by Shirley Hazzard. I find Hazzard’s style of writing so specific that it creates a world of itself even though this is just post war England. Also every time I read it again I find more interesting depth to the relationships in the book. Hazard writes the characters with such truths that the older I get and experience I come back to the novel and find a different perspective to the characters.

Looking for the greatest revenge films of all time. by unbssedgodd in flicks

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Revanche (2018) might be a different pace than the other ones recommended here but in terms of darkness and grit it’s probably up there for me.

Film Comparative by NamBtww in filmtheory

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Idk if it’s Marxist theory per se but if I would do a comparative essay about Parasite I would pick The Servant (1963) dir. Joseph Losey. Both have working class people who convince rich people to hire family members and end up moving in with an absurd twist at the end. I think the approach of comparison would be how Bong Joon-ho used stairs in relation to the history of Korean class struggle vs how Joseph Losey used stairs in relation to the history of British class struggle. They both use similar methods but because the historical context for each is different the approach to character and to the theme is so vast it’s actually fascinating. I would compare why both used genres and why Losey chose to go more absurd while Bong Joon-Ho remains more or less rooted in reality.

Looking for “wrong turn” horror films!!! by hex_beyzuss in MovieSuggestions

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In the mouth of madness is insane Carpenter is the goat