Midnight Social Distortion

Mark O Estes
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Midnight Social Distortion

Where my love for horror, blerdom, gay mess, and pop culture collides…

  1. OCT 12

    3.20 - It's Mr. Crocket's (Hellish) World!!!

    This week I discuss Brandon Espy's new Black horror thriller, Mr. Crocket and go over some other stuff I've been watching. Brandon Espy - IG: @espyespy; X - @espyornah

    1h 5m

  2. SEP 27

    3.19 - Here's Johnny!: In A Violent Nature Review

    Doing something different this week. Make sure you're registered to vote. Vote.Gov

    56 min

  3. SEP 20

    3.18 - The Kids Are NOT Alright - Clown in a Cornfield Review

    Slashers in a cornfield?! Count me in as I review (and gush over) Adam Cesare's instant horror classic Clown in a Cornfield.

    41 min

  4. SEP 7

    3.17 - Trap

    It’s 12 Midnight somewhere. Do you know if your dad is a former horror teen idol turned smug serial killer?

    1h 5m

  5. AUG 23

    3.16 - Alien: Romulus

    Alien: Romulus subverted expectations and won me over immediately. In this episode, I breakdown the movie, its callbacks to other films, and where the franchise should go next.

    1h 38m

  6. AUG 16

    3.15 - Alien 40th Anniversary Short Films (Ore, Night Shift, Containment, Specimen, Harvest, and Alone)

    In anticipation for Alien Romulus opening this week, I decided to take a look and recommend the six short films that were released back in 2019 for the 40th anniversary of Ridley Scott's Alien. These short films are indicators to where the franchise should venture into next post Romulus and truly come into its "anthology" identity. You can find the short films on YouTube here.

    57 min

  7. AUG 9

    3.14 - Deadpool & Wolverine: Loved It, But Did It Shake The MCU Table?

    This week I discuss, not really "review," Deadpool and Wolverine and if it really shook up the MCU's status quo; also while I thoroughly loved it, did it cater to the toxic white male fanbase's critiques?

    1h 17m

  8. AUG 2

    3.13 - Interview With Rupert Kinnard, Creator of Brown Bomber and Diva Touche Flambe

    In this episode, I interview Black gay comics pioneer Rupert Kinnard, who created Cathartic Comics and the groundbreaking Black queer comics characters Brown Bomber and Diva Touche Flambe. We discuss his art, the history of BB and Diva, and the upcoming Kickstarter campaign for "OOPS! I Catharted! 50 Years of Cathartic Comics," which is his complete collection of comic strips throughout his career. Please share and donate to the Kickstarter.

    1h 8m
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Where my love for horror, blerdom, gay mess, and pop culture collides…

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  • Creator
    Mark O Estes
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2024
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Mark O Estes
  • Show Website
    Midnight Social Distortion

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