Justin Jagoe
@justinjagoe.bsky.social
In a former life I was the lipstick Diane Ladd used to paint her face in ‘Wild at Heart.’ Now I just do whatever.
Between the sophomoric sex jokes and lispy affects, I actually think the arc has something real to say about navigating relationship dynamics. And considering how same-sex relationships can so often be fraught with toxic elements, I think there’s something genuinely resonant there.
July 27, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Between the sophomoric sex jokes and lispy affects, I actually think the arc has something real to say about navigating relationship dynamics. And considering how same-sex relationships can so often be fraught with toxic elements, I think there’s something genuinely resonant there.
But I sincerely love Satan’s character arc, which starts with him stuck in an emotionally abusive relationship and ends with him realizing he deserves much better than his terrible boyfriend.
July 27, 2025 at 3:53 PM
But I sincerely love Satan’s character arc, which starts with him stuck in an emotionally abusive relationship and ends with him realizing he deserves much better than his terrible boyfriend.
That’s not to say it’s “good representation” in film; it obviously isn’t, and the comedic priemise comes from a time when for many the worst insult you could lov at straight men is to call them gay.
July 27, 2025 at 3:53 PM
That’s not to say it’s “good representation” in film; it obviously isn’t, and the comedic priemise comes from a time when for many the worst insult you could lov at straight men is to call them gay.
