Escape from NY + Religulous

Escape from NY + ReligulousA return to crazy movies and documentaries about irrationality…sorta. Post-apocalyptic dystopia. Potential connections to watergate. Countdown. Steampunk. Where do all these littered newspapers come from? The components of an anti-action movie. The Escape from New York score. Wide shots. Where the personality appears. Play along. Snake Pliskin doesn’t give a fuck. Why continue the war? Seeing Religulous with a packed theatre of atheists. Larry Charles. The founding fathers were not christian. Returning to: Does satanism really exist? The two atheist hosts of Double Feature have a ton of problems with Religious. Big problems. Trying to get laughs anywhere you can. Bill Maher’s solution to religion. Deception and the thin lines of documentary filmmaking. The enemy of your enemy is not Double Feature’s friend.

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Escape from NY: 2:29 | Religulous: 21:26

Also referenced: Hostel, Cloverfield, Halloween, Carnivale, Metal Gear Solid, For a Few Dollars More, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Die Hard, Rambo, Duel, Big Trouble in Little China, Christmas on Mars, The Root of All Evil, The Enemies of Reason, Borat, Spider-Man, Bullshit!, Michael Moore (Capitalism: A Love Story), Real Time with Bill Maher, Bruno, Escape from LA, Expelled

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Escape from NY

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Released: July 10, 1981
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Director: John Carpenter
Writer: John Carpenter, Nick Castle
Starring: Kurt Russell, Lee Van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleasence, Isaac Hayes

In 1997, when the US President crashes into Manhattan, now a giant max. security prison, a convicted bank robber is sent in for a rescue.


Religulous

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Released: October 3, 2008
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Director: Larry Charles
Writer: Bill Maher
Starring: Bill Maher, Dean Hamer, George Coyne, Reginald Foster

Bill Maher's take on the current state of world religion.


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