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Does “Midsommar” Satisfy Our Universal Urge To Join A Cult?

Posted on August 11, 2019 by Emily Colucci • Leave a comment

*Ho HA!* What’s that, dearest Filthy Dreams cult member…*ahem* I mean, reader? Oh, I’m just practicing my new method breathing for when I move to Sweden to join the Hårga, that darkly sunny commune, from director and writer Ari Aster’s deeply unsettling yet intoxicatingly beautiful cult horror classic Midsommar. I’m ready to drink mushroom tea … Continue reading →

Camp / Trash

God Is In The House: Are We Living In A New Age Of Trash Religiosity?

Posted on April 1, 2019 by Emily Colucci • 1 Comment

Last week, Tila Tequila…I mean, Tornado Thien, the reality show star turned (neo)Nazi sympathizer, has apparently made yet another whiplash-inducing transition: religious zealot, announcing on a rambling high decibel live YouTube stream that she would be starting a GoFund Me campaign to fundraise for her upcoming gospel album. Continue reading →

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Does “Midsommar” Satisfy Our Universal Urge To Join A Cult?

God Is In The House: Are We Living In A New Age Of Trash Religiosity?