Cinema Degeneration Presents - This Is Your Brain On Film - Cabin In The Woods

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On our fourth show we're offering up something different and new yet again. This newest addition is called "This Is Your Brain On Film", we turn our attention to the films that warp your minds and melt your faces! We will be discussing the psychedelic themes explored by Alejandro Jodorowsky, Gaspar Noe, and David Lynch. We'll also be cranking the party up to 11 by exploring the raucous party films of Cheech n Chong, Broken Lizard, National Lampoons, and Jay and Silent Bob. For the premiere episode host Cameron Scott is taking on the 2011 Drew Goddard film 'Cabin In The Woods" with our co-host actor/wrestler/stuntman and resident demon Jerry Reeves. Join us for one helluva good time! And remember folks - don't try this at home.

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