Guys, I'm meeting junk and watching rubbish.

You better come out and stop me.

All right. This is Dick Miller.

If you're listening to Junk Fu Cinema, who were these guys? Night has fallen on Hollywood Boulevard.

And it's time for a streetwise episode of junk food cinema brought to you by FilmSchoolRejects.com.com.com.com. Dot remind me never to get murdered.

This is, of course, the podcast that satisfies covering the movies that you crave. I'm your host,

Brian Salisbury, and this is normally where I tell you that I'm joined by my co-host, C. Robert

Cargill, but Cargill is currently hot on the trail of a breakfast serial killer, so he will not be joining us.

But in his stead, we have a very special guest, a director and producer on the fantastic

Queer for Fear documentary on Shutter.

He also appears in In Search of Darkness Part 3, and is the co-host of the Otterian podcast,

which I really want to talk about as well, because that led to a really fun kind of Venn diagram crossover between me and this gentleman.

Mr. Sam Wyman, welcome to the show.

Hello, thanks for having me on.

I am so, so excited that you're here because two things, and I'm just going to immediately overstep my bounds and say two things that convince me we were going to be best friends.

Tell me everything.

In the search of darkness three, you have this whole moment that wraps up that episode where you're

rejecting the dichotomy evaluation of cinema as good or bad.

And what you said about finding personal and cultural value in trash, it was like you were

unknowingly crafting the junk food

cinema charter. And I was just like, I have to get him on the show. Like, he's speaking our

truth right now. I love to hear that. Yeah, absolutely. I think that if I'm going to look back and

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