Cinepunx Episode 146: TETSUO THE IRON MAN (89) & CRASH (96)

on February 7, 2022 0Comments Liam O'Donnell

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HERE WE GO AGAIN, ANOTHER EXCITING AND SPECTACUALR EPISODE OF CINEPUNX!

We are here, doin the damn thing, talking about two Body Horror classics that ask question not only about human existence, but about or relationship with technology as well

TESTUO THE IRON MAN (1989)

CRASH (1996)

We discuss in detail on the episode how we ended up here, as well as how recent film Titane figures into our thinking and discussion as well.

I know we didn’t get to all the different topics we could have with these films but that is a great opportunity for you, the listening audience, to get in touch and tell us what we missed and what you wanna hear us come back to

We also do our usual gimmick, WACK AND ON TRACK, and I think everything we discuss is pretty easy to find. Thanks for listening, and tell a friend

Stay safe, tell your friends, know we love you, and come back soon.

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About Liam O'Donnell

Liam O'Donnell is co-creator and co-host of the Cinepunx podcast and Editor in Chief of the Cinepunx website. Liam has written about film, music, politics and faith for a variety of publications in real life and online. Despite his advanced age he can be seen moshing in the greater Philadelphia area, usually to a cover song. He can be seen sitting in the audience at the newest comic book film, the retro drive-in screening of a Fulci film, or catching a series of Jodorowsky films. Liam has worked in social services, events planning, arts curation, education, community organizing, faith communities, and scooping ice cream. He has worked with festivals like This Is Hardcore Fest and The Awesome Fest. Despite all these things, Cinepunx is definitely the coolest thing he has ever done.