Serial Mom (30th anniversary)

Serial Mom (30th anniversary)

Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery as Wesley Geer, former Korn guitarist, sits down with Brandon Ingraham and Jesse Krempel to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the cult classic comedy, Serial Mom. In this lively episode, you'll find yourself chuckling at the antics of Kathleen Turner's Beverly Sutphin, a picture-perfect housewife with a killer twist.

The guests reminisce about their first encounters with the film and how its unique blend of satire and dark comedy left a lasting impression. Brandon, a talented graphic designer from Zombae Brando Designs, shares his passion for creating retro-style movie posters and how his love for horror films inspired his artistic journey. Meanwhile, Jesse, host of the Cult Circle Cinema podcast, reveals how his fascination with cult classics and offbeat films led him to start his own show.

Together, they delve into the genius of John Waters' direction and the unforgettable performances that make Serial Mom a timeless piece of cinema. From memorable death scenes to iconic lines like "Are those pussy willows?", this episode is a delightful celebration of a film that has stood the test of time. As they discuss the film's impact on pop culture and its relevance today, you'll be reminded of the power of laughter and creativity in overcoming life's challenges.

So grab your popcorn, sit back, and join Wesley, Brandon, and Jesse as they pay homage to a twisted yet feel-good movie that probably shouldn't be. What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? Find out as you listen to these engaging conversations that remind us all to appreciate the art of storytelling.