CINEPUNX Episode 85: DRUGSTORE COWBOY/ MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO

on September 6, 2018 0Comments Liam O'Donnell

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HAIL AND WELL MET PUNKERS! We have returned for yet another uproarious episode of your favorite film and punk related podcast, CINEPUNX! On this magical episode, we begin a journey with a filmmaker who we are both largely unfamiliar with, Gus Van Sant! We spend some time discussing the films we know and the ones we don’t, but most of this episode we focus on two of his early films Drugstore Cowboy and My Own Private Idaho!

Our opening song for this episode is the B-52s and our break song is the band Fucked Up! Check both of them out and thanks to them as well.

We reference a lot of things in WACK AND ON TRACK, and I am reminded yet again that we need a producer to make note of them and put helpful links here. I will link you Josh’s band Crossed Keys who have a bunch of shows coming up.

I spoke briefly about the film The Ranger and while I had gripes with it, it is still worth checking out.

I can’t remember what else, but if you have any questions or concerns, email us or maybe hit us on social media!

Thanks to LVAC for being our official sponsors, and bigger thanks you all of YOU who support us on Patreon. We are currently cooking up some exclusive content for y’all very soon.

Hey, one last note:

OCTOBER IS COMING, WHICH MEANS THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF CINE-WEEN!!

What makes our explosion of Halloween content anything close to manageable is guest contributors. Wanna be one of those? Then get at us! cinepunx at gmail dot com

OK, please do all the things like rating and reviewing, but most importantly tell a friend.

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.