Driven by their desire to undo the damage done by The Normal Heart, Timmie, Ryan, and Michael discuss important films that focus on gay culture.
Author: mtrapani27
#39: Quentin Tarantino: Vol. 1
Kick off the month of June with Timmie, Ryan, and Michael as they discuss Quentin Tarantino and what makes him so &@$#*!% popular among general audiences.
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#37: Subversive Animation | Rick and Morty
The gang is finally back together in the latest episode of NJAM. Join Timmie, Michael, and Ryan as they discuss the deep and controversial history of animation and the not-so-secret-best-show-on-televison, Rick and Morty.
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#36: Dark Children’s Movies of the 80s
Come join Timmie and Michael, as they explore a selection of dark children’s movies from the decade of their births.
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Might Be What You’re Looking For
Opening Credits: The Lost Art
author: Michael
It comes as no surprise that many shows now bypass the traditional intro sequence for a creatively placed title card, keeping resources and time strictly devoted to telling the most efficient story possible. Still, some shows take the opportunity to hype up viewers for the coming action, and the best ones even manage to educate in the process.#31: Modern Offbeat Romances | Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman
Does Rick and Morty Out-Community, Community?
The Year of the Backlog
#30: Mockumentary Format | Top Docs of ’13
Why ‘Glee’ Needs to Graduate
Author: Michael
It’s not often that I admit my guilty pleasures, especially on a public forum. I’d like to think I have more refined taste than what some of my television and movie viewing would lead you to believe. Though, the whole point of this website is to not only study good media, but to justify our love for the media that might not be setting the world on fire. Sometimes, I just enjoy sitting back, relaxing, and seeing familiar television characters interact on a weekly basis, even if the stories might not be that compelling.
Glee, for me, is one of those shows.
