Ursula K. LeGuin on The Lathe Of Heaven
Bill Moyers interviews Ursula K. LeGuin about writing, her process, and the 1980 PBS adaptation of her novel, The Lathe Of Heaven (1971). It’s really good. Watch here.
The Feminine Critique: “Film to Book: The Ruins“
At the Feminine Critique Podcast our friends Emily Intravia and Christine Makepeace explore The Ruins! “We hope you packed some comfortable shoes and granola bars, because we’re hiking through TWO sets of The Ruins! Christine and Emily dive deep into Scott Smith’s 2006 novel and Carter Smith’s 2008 […]
Bitches On Comics: “The Hellraiser Extravaganza featuring Emily Van Der Harten”
Friend of the Gutter Sara Century joins Bitches On Comics to talk about Hellraiser! “Join your beloved host Sara Century and one of her favorite people on the planet, Emily van der Harten, a former longtime volunteer and organizer for Seattle’s zine program and archive ZAPP, as well […]
The Feminine Critique: “An American Catch Up in Riverdale”
At The Feminine Critique Podcast, friends of the Gutter Emily Intravia and Christine Makepeace catch up with what they’ve been watching and more! “Werewolves! Malls! Soul survivors! We’ve got lots of it and more on this very special catchup. On the docket: Riverdale, Class of ‘07, V.C. Andrews’ […]
“Crime is like a Magic Box: Black Lizard (1968)”
Friend of the Gutter Michelle Kisner on Kinji Fukasaku’s 1968 film, Black Lizard! “Villains can be alluring and enchanting and, if executed correctly, can hold the audience in the palm of their hands. Kinji Fukasaku’s film Black Lizard (1968) has one such outlaw, Mrs. Midorikawa (Akihiro Miwa), AKA […]
“It’s the End of the World as We Know It: Knock at the Cabin Door–Reviewed”
Friend of the Gutter Michelle Kisner reviews M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin Door (2022). “We live in uncertain times right now. Pandemics, climate change, and an unstable economy. Humanity flirts with the apocalypse, dipping its toe into the murky darkness. What if we could somehow save […]
The Cultural Gutter 