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Search ArticlesIt’s Not A Metaphor: The Blob (Chuck Russell, 1988)
It's that time again: Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #3 is out now at comic shops and digital retailers. Pick up a copy, and get your pre-orders for Issue #4 in before final order cut-off on September 21. We're also less than a month out before the trade paperback release of Dead Teenagers, on October 6. Barnes & Noble is currently running a pre-order sale – you can get 25% off with the code PREORDER25, and a little more if you're a member.
Notes on Camp: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Jane Schoenbrun, 2026)
Before we begin, fair warning: This is a post about sex. Before we continue, an even fairer, more specific warning: This is a post where I talk about how I have sex. I talk about my body, and how I feel about it, and how sex complicates my feelings about that body. Before you read this post, ask yourself: Is it going to be awkward for you to know how I have sex? If you are my neighbor, it may be awkward for you to know how I have sex.
My Heart Is A Bus That Never Slows Down: Speed (Jan De Bont, 1994)
Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #2 is out now at comic shops and digital platforms. Issue #3 is coming on September 9. In the meantime, you can pick up Be Not Afraid in collected edition; DILF in both book and smell form; and put in a pre-order for the collected edition of Dead Teenagers, due out October 6. In the past month, I’ve tried to revisit the gay cinema of the ‘90s, particularly the movies I wasn’t allowed to watch, due to being a repressed Catholic teenager.
Children of God: My Own Private Idaho (Gus Van Sant, 1991)
Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #2 is out now at comic shops and on digital platforms. Issue #3 will be coming on September 9. In the meantime, you can pick up Be Not Afraid in collected edition; DILF in both book and smell form; and put in a pre-order for the collected edition of Dead Teenagers, due out October 6. The year Speed came out on home video, I decided that it was important for me to watch every single film that had ever been made by Keanu Reeves.
Rear-Ended: Crash (David Cronenberg, 1997)
The time is upon us. Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #2 is out today. Pick it up at your local comic shop and the usual digital platforms, and get your pre-orders for #3 in before the final order cut-off on Monday, August 17. As always, I'm celebrating Clayface release day by writing about classic body horror. I think you'll find this essay contains some of my most sophisticated work. First of all: I know what you’re thinking. Another Cronenberg movie for body horror week? you’re saying, as you read this.
No [ALTERNATIVE]: Gregg Araki's Teen Apocalypse Trilogy
This week, in book announcements: Look, man, I don't even know. The final issue of Dead Teenagers was supposed to come out last Wednesday, and it apparently did, on digital platforms, but I am told the print book is out today, August 5th. Please go buy a copy to celebrate its release from the nebulous liminal state where it has been trapped. Either way, Issue #2 of Clayface: Celebrity Dirt is out August 12.
The End of Dead Teenagers
At last, at last: The final issue of Dead Teenagers is out today. This has been such a delightful time – out of everything I've written, this was most purely just done with the goal of having fun and goofing off, and I'm so lucky that other people wanted to read it. I promised I would write you an essay about What It All Means after the final issue, and here it is.
Brain Worms: The Ugly Stepsister (Emilie Blichfeldt, 2025)
I'm back from vacation! And, once again, have too many things to announce. Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #1 is out now, and people seem to like it. Issue #2 is coming on August 12. The final issue of Dead Teenagers will be out on July 29. After that, you can pre-order the collected edition, due out October 6. Speaking of collected editions: You can now pick up this handsome edition of Be Not Afraid, which I love. DILF is still available in both book and smell form.
Down With the Sickness: Event Horizon (Paul W.S. Anderson, 1997)
Hey there! I'm on vacation with my family this week, so there's no new post. However, in honor of the recent passing of the great Sam Neill – star of my first and still favorite scary movie, and scream king in so many more – I'm rerunning an old and out-of-print post about my other favorite Sam Neill movie, Event Horizon. This also allows me to make a correction: I've been telling you that the last issue of Dead Teenagers drops on July 15, but it's actually July 29.
Truth, Beauty: The Fly (David Cronenberg, 1986)
It's here. Clayface: Celebrity Dirt, my first-ever miniseries with DC Comics, is out today. You can get it at your local comic shop and the usual digital retailers. While you're at the comic shop, remember to put in a pre-order for Issue #2, which has its FOC on Monday, July 20. There are other announcements, but they can wait for next week. In the meantime, have another free movie post! David Cronenberg is a poet among Goo Guys.