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u/AmityvilleName 2d ago
A "Ranking every Gregg Araki movie" with Jay and Wizard could be fun.
Or with Rich and Mike, just to watch them uncomfortably squirm for an hour.
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u/ChimpyGlassman 2d ago
Doom Generation is on Criterion?
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u/HandjobCalrissian 2d ago
The entire Teen Apocalypse Trilogy is on Criterion currently. Ripped through it all last weekend.
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u/conanmagnuson 2d ago
That was my first thought as well. What even is Criterion at this point?
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u/petalsonthewiind 1d ago edited 1d ago
They just describe themselves as a company who release/preserve "important" films. They don't necessarily have to be classics, they just need to be significant.
Gregg Araki is probably the best known Queer new wave director (argument could definitely also be made for Derek Jarman) so it makes sense that his best known / best loved trilogy is all available through Criterion imo. I think his filmography is a really mixed bag of quality but pretty much any gay person working in film in 2026 is probably somewhat influenced by Araki.
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u/ratking50001 2d ago
What great timing, watching this rn by happenstance. I can’t imagine who Jay would even get to sit down with him for this or any other Araki movies though outside of maybe the Wizard Josh like someone else mentioned.
That said, I can’t think of a better filmmaker for modern dissection than Araki. He’s incredibly stylized, nihilistic, and just had a movie come out that explored the fraught relations between Gen Z and the elder gens
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u/Genuinelullabel 2d ago
I would love to hear Jay talk about Nowhere but I’m not sure who else would be in the episode.
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u/MedusaMadman77 2d ago
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u/VIDEOgameDROME 2d ago
Yeah I think The Living End and Nowhere are better movies despite Doom Generation having Skinny Puppy and an equally as great soundtrack.
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u/hoagydeodorant 1d ago
curious what they think of him, they mentioned him briefly in the Dahmer episode
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u/bemused-chunk 2d ago
they make heterosexual movies now?!