Logic Sandwich
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Artist, Lawyer, Writing a book hopefully
He/Him
18+, I ain’t runnin' a kindergarten
He/Him
18+, I ain’t runnin' a kindergarten
#62: Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Beginning of a New Era (2024)
This is genuinely a really good movie about the rivalries, heartbreaks, and triumphs inherent to sports. Get you someone who'll piss you off and push you father.
Everyone says Uma Musume is horsegirl yuri, but it's actually F1 yaoi.
This is genuinely a really good movie about the rivalries, heartbreaks, and triumphs inherent to sports. Get you someone who'll piss you off and push you father.
Everyone says Uma Musume is horsegirl yuri, but it's actually F1 yaoi.
December 8, 2025 at 3:43 AM
#62: Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Beginning of a New Era (2024)
This is genuinely a really good movie about the rivalries, heartbreaks, and triumphs inherent to sports. Get you someone who'll piss you off and push you father.
Everyone says Uma Musume is horsegirl yuri, but it's actually F1 yaoi.
This is genuinely a really good movie about the rivalries, heartbreaks, and triumphs inherent to sports. Get you someone who'll piss you off and push you father.
Everyone says Uma Musume is horsegirl yuri, but it's actually F1 yaoi.
#61: The Man with the Iron Fists (2012) directed by RZA
The perfect send up to Hong Kong Kung fu movies that are Bad. It has some really badass action and choreography, but it draaaaaaags
rza can stay, quentin please leave.
The perfect send up to Hong Kong Kung fu movies that are Bad. It has some really badass action and choreography, but it draaaaaaags
rza can stay, quentin please leave.
December 5, 2025 at 6:30 AM
#61: The Man with the Iron Fists (2012) directed by RZA
The perfect send up to Hong Kong Kung fu movies that are Bad. It has some really badass action and choreography, but it draaaaaaags
rza can stay, quentin please leave.
The perfect send up to Hong Kong Kung fu movies that are Bad. It has some really badass action and choreography, but it draaaaaaags
rza can stay, quentin please leave.
#60: Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999) written and directed by Jim Jarmusch
A surprisingly contemplative film that just manages to sell the coolness, tragedy, and mundanity of its protagonist navigating its world of gangsters.
oh shit, rza has a cameo
A surprisingly contemplative film that just manages to sell the coolness, tragedy, and mundanity of its protagonist navigating its world of gangsters.
oh shit, rza has a cameo
December 5, 2025 at 6:23 AM
#60: Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999) written and directed by Jim Jarmusch
A surprisingly contemplative film that just manages to sell the coolness, tragedy, and mundanity of its protagonist navigating its world of gangsters.
oh shit, rza has a cameo
A surprisingly contemplative film that just manages to sell the coolness, tragedy, and mundanity of its protagonist navigating its world of gangsters.
oh shit, rza has a cameo
#59: Zootopia 2 (2025) directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard
Very funny that after its prequel discusses stereotypes, Zoo2opia discusses* environmental racism. Doubt it'll set the world on fire the way the prequel did, but focusing more on the leads' dynamic is fun enough
*it's a kid's movie
Very funny that after its prequel discusses stereotypes, Zoo2opia discusses* environmental racism. Doubt it'll set the world on fire the way the prequel did, but focusing more on the leads' dynamic is fun enough
*it's a kid's movie
November 30, 2025 at 3:13 AM
#59: Zootopia 2 (2025) directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard
Very funny that after its prequel discusses stereotypes, Zoo2opia discusses* environmental racism. Doubt it'll set the world on fire the way the prequel did, but focusing more on the leads' dynamic is fun enough
*it's a kid's movie
Very funny that after its prequel discusses stereotypes, Zoo2opia discusses* environmental racism. Doubt it'll set the world on fire the way the prequel did, but focusing more on the leads' dynamic is fun enough
*it's a kid's movie
#58: Hellboy (2004) written and directed by Guillermo del Toro
is preddy good; John Myers is the annoying "normal guy to on-ramp viewers" that a bunch of adaptations use, but the themes of "accepting the monster" establish a good foundation for GDT's later wo–
wait, he directed Blade 2?
is preddy good; John Myers is the annoying "normal guy to on-ramp viewers" that a bunch of adaptations use, but the themes of "accepting the monster" establish a good foundation for GDT's later wo–
wait, he directed Blade 2?
November 30, 2025 at 3:09 AM
#58: Hellboy (2004) written and directed by Guillermo del Toro
is preddy good; John Myers is the annoying "normal guy to on-ramp viewers" that a bunch of adaptations use, but the themes of "accepting the monster" establish a good foundation for GDT's later wo–
wait, he directed Blade 2?
is preddy good; John Myers is the annoying "normal guy to on-ramp viewers" that a bunch of adaptations use, but the themes of "accepting the monster" establish a good foundation for GDT's later wo–
wait, he directed Blade 2?
#57: DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (2025) by Bad Bunny
I've been stewing on what to say about this, since it came out in January. "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii" stuck with me for its discussion of the colonization of Hawaii, but this album sticks with me as a celebration of Latin music.
"We're still here."
I've been stewing on what to say about this, since it came out in January. "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii" stuck with me for its discussion of the colonization of Hawaii, but this album sticks with me as a celebration of Latin music.
"We're still here."
November 24, 2025 at 5:24 AM
#57: DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (2025) by Bad Bunny
I've been stewing on what to say about this, since it came out in January. "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii" stuck with me for its discussion of the colonization of Hawaii, but this album sticks with me as a celebration of Latin music.
"We're still here."
I've been stewing on what to say about this, since it came out in January. "Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii" stuck with me for its discussion of the colonization of Hawaii, but this album sticks with me as a celebration of Latin music.
"We're still here."
#56: Angel's Egg (1985) written and directed by Mamoru Oshii
Saw this in 4K for the 40th anniversary; there's a deeply spiritual edge to this movie, but more than anything it was incredible to sit and take in this beautifully rendered world.
Saw this in 4K for the 40th anniversary; there's a deeply spiritual edge to this movie, but more than anything it was incredible to sit and take in this beautifully rendered world.
November 24, 2025 at 5:12 AM
#56: Angel's Egg (1985) written and directed by Mamoru Oshii
Saw this in 4K for the 40th anniversary; there's a deeply spiritual edge to this movie, but more than anything it was incredible to sit and take in this beautifully rendered world.
Saw this in 4K for the 40th anniversary; there's a deeply spiritual edge to this movie, but more than anything it was incredible to sit and take in this beautifully rendered world.
#55: Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc (2025) based on work by Tatsuki Fujimoto
"yeah im gonna make these teenagers turn into chainsaws and bombs eheheheh"
"OUGHHHH, THEY'RE JUST KIDS!!!! THIS SHOULDN'T BE HAPPENING TO THEM! THEY SHOULD BE IN SCHOOL!!!!"
"yeah im gonna make these teenagers turn into chainsaws and bombs eheheheh"
"OUGHHHH, THEY'RE JUST KIDS!!!! THIS SHOULDN'T BE HAPPENING TO THEM! THEY SHOULD BE IN SCHOOL!!!!"
November 17, 2025 at 5:23 AM
#55: Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc (2025) based on work by Tatsuki Fujimoto
"yeah im gonna make these teenagers turn into chainsaws and bombs eheheheh"
"OUGHHHH, THEY'RE JUST KIDS!!!! THIS SHOULDN'T BE HAPPENING TO THEM! THEY SHOULD BE IN SCHOOL!!!!"
"yeah im gonna make these teenagers turn into chainsaws and bombs eheheheh"
"OUGHHHH, THEY'RE JUST KIDS!!!! THIS SHOULDN'T BE HAPPENING TO THEM! THEY SHOULD BE IN SCHOOL!!!!"
#54: Frankenstein (2025) written and directed by Guillermo del Toro
This isn't a faithful adaptation of the book, but this is GDT bringing his entire philosophy and aesthetic to the work that inspired him to become filmmaker he is. Go in wanting to see a GDT movie first, and you'll be amazed.
This isn't a faithful adaptation of the book, but this is GDT bringing his entire philosophy and aesthetic to the work that inspired him to become filmmaker he is. Go in wanting to see a GDT movie first, and you'll be amazed.
November 17, 2025 at 5:11 AM
#54: Frankenstein (2025) written and directed by Guillermo del Toro
This isn't a faithful adaptation of the book, but this is GDT bringing his entire philosophy and aesthetic to the work that inspired him to become filmmaker he is. Go in wanting to see a GDT movie first, and you'll be amazed.
This isn't a faithful adaptation of the book, but this is GDT bringing his entire philosophy and aesthetic to the work that inspired him to become filmmaker he is. Go in wanting to see a GDT movie first, and you'll be amazed.
#53: Stardust (2025) by Danny Brown
Danny Brown's interview about Wallsocket by underscores shows how much he loves making music, and that he, sober and in his 40s, can make music this interesting and in tune with "youth culture" shows how we can always keep growing.
unc didn't chase, he caught
Danny Brown's interview about Wallsocket by underscores shows how much he loves making music, and that he, sober and in his 40s, can make music this interesting and in tune with "youth culture" shows how we can always keep growing.
unc didn't chase, he caught
November 10, 2025 at 2:16 AM
#53: Stardust (2025) by Danny Brown
Danny Brown's interview about Wallsocket by underscores shows how much he loves making music, and that he, sober and in his 40s, can make music this interesting and in tune with "youth culture" shows how we can always keep growing.
unc didn't chase, he caught
Danny Brown's interview about Wallsocket by underscores shows how much he loves making music, and that he, sober and in his 40s, can make music this interesting and in tune with "youth culture" shows how we can always keep growing.
unc didn't chase, he caught
#52: Porco Rosso (1992) directed by Hayao Miyazaki
I don't think it's my favorite Miyazaki, nor do I think it's the best, but I think I like it's tone and atmosphere the most. There's a sense of romanticism, however macho, tinged with melancholy to make it a cozy yet thought-provoking movie.
I don't think it's my favorite Miyazaki, nor do I think it's the best, but I think I like it's tone and atmosphere the most. There's a sense of romanticism, however macho, tinged with melancholy to make it a cozy yet thought-provoking movie.
November 10, 2025 at 2:04 AM
#52: Porco Rosso (1992) directed by Hayao Miyazaki
I don't think it's my favorite Miyazaki, nor do I think it's the best, but I think I like it's tone and atmosphere the most. There's a sense of romanticism, however macho, tinged with melancholy to make it a cozy yet thought-provoking movie.
I don't think it's my favorite Miyazaki, nor do I think it's the best, but I think I like it's tone and atmosphere the most. There's a sense of romanticism, however macho, tinged with melancholy to make it a cozy yet thought-provoking movie.
#51: EAT (2022) by Nagabe
beastars for law students (i.e., freaks like me!!!)
beastars for law students (i.e., freaks like me!!!)
November 10, 2025 at 1:56 AM
#51: EAT (2022) by Nagabe
beastars for law students (i.e., freaks like me!!!)
beastars for law students (i.e., freaks like me!!!)
#50: Suspiria (1977) by Dario Argento
"A lot of strange, incredible, absurd events." This is peak giallo—incredible atmosphere, sound design, and vibes. Really good horror movie for people the more easily scared.
why was the first kill the most danganronpa thing I've seen this side of hope's peak
"A lot of strange, incredible, absurd events." This is peak giallo—incredible atmosphere, sound design, and vibes. Really good horror movie for people the more easily scared.
why was the first kill the most danganronpa thing I've seen this side of hope's peak
October 13, 2025 at 4:47 AM
#50: Suspiria (1977) by Dario Argento
"A lot of strange, incredible, absurd events." This is peak giallo—incredible atmosphere, sound design, and vibes. Really good horror movie for people the more easily scared.
why was the first kill the most danganronpa thing I've seen this side of hope's peak
"A lot of strange, incredible, absurd events." This is peak giallo—incredible atmosphere, sound design, and vibes. Really good horror movie for people the more easily scared.
why was the first kill the most danganronpa thing I've seen this side of hope's peak
#49: Act II: The Father of Death (2009) by The Protomen
Definitely a step up production and storytelling wise, but I think the 80s inspiration overwhelms a lot of the grit that I really enjoyed in Act I.
For that, Act II is just, while Act I is based, but I see why they're both so beloved.
Definitely a step up production and storytelling wise, but I think the 80s inspiration overwhelms a lot of the grit that I really enjoyed in Act I.
For that, Act II is just, while Act I is based, but I see why they're both so beloved.
October 7, 2025 at 5:19 AM
#49: Act II: The Father of Death (2009) by The Protomen
Definitely a step up production and storytelling wise, but I think the 80s inspiration overwhelms a lot of the grit that I really enjoyed in Act I.
For that, Act II is just, while Act I is based, but I see why they're both so beloved.
Definitely a step up production and storytelling wise, but I think the 80s inspiration overwhelms a lot of the grit that I really enjoyed in Act I.
For that, Act II is just, while Act I is based, but I see why they're both so beloved.
#48: The Protomen (Act I) (2005) by The Protomen
For my quibbles with the narrative, this rock opera thrives on inspirations. A bit rough production wise, but the grit gives it a lot of character. 00s Newgrounds went nuts for this.
For my quibbles with the narrative, this rock opera thrives on inspirations. A bit rough production wise, but the grit gives it a lot of character. 00s Newgrounds went nuts for this.
October 7, 2025 at 4:31 AM
#48: The Protomen (Act I) (2005) by The Protomen
For my quibbles with the narrative, this rock opera thrives on inspirations. A bit rough production wise, but the grit gives it a lot of character. 00s Newgrounds went nuts for this.
For my quibbles with the narrative, this rock opera thrives on inspirations. A bit rough production wise, but the grit gives it a lot of character. 00s Newgrounds went nuts for this.
#47: The Life of a Showgirl (2025) by Taylor Swift
It's worse Reputation with weirdly traditional, feminine domesticity undertones, idk what you want from me
It's worse Reputation with weirdly traditional, feminine domesticity undertones, idk what you want from me
October 6, 2025 at 4:54 AM
#47: The Life of a Showgirl (2025) by Taylor Swift
It's worse Reputation with weirdly traditional, feminine domesticity undertones, idk what you want from me
It's worse Reputation with weirdly traditional, feminine domesticity undertones, idk what you want from me
#46: A Dark Song (2016) directed by Liam Gavin
Really solid occult horror flick with Gnostic theming. Saw it with friends; it makes for a good spooky movie night!
Really solid occult horror flick with Gnostic theming. Saw it with friends; it makes for a good spooky movie night!
October 6, 2025 at 4:38 AM
#46: A Dark Song (2016) directed by Liam Gavin
Really solid occult horror flick with Gnostic theming. Saw it with friends; it makes for a good spooky movie night!
Really solid occult horror flick with Gnostic theming. Saw it with friends; it makes for a good spooky movie night!
#45: The Stuff (1985) directed by Larry Cohen
When people talk fondly about shlocky horror movies, they're talking about flicks like this. Really strong chemistry between the leads makes for an entertaining watch with strong special effects. It's got the sauce.
When people talk fondly about shlocky horror movies, they're talking about flicks like this. Really strong chemistry between the leads makes for an entertaining watch with strong special effects. It's got the sauce.
October 6, 2025 at 4:36 AM
#45: The Stuff (1985) directed by Larry Cohen
When people talk fondly about shlocky horror movies, they're talking about flicks like this. Really strong chemistry between the leads makes for an entertaining watch with strong special effects. It's got the sauce.
When people talk fondly about shlocky horror movies, they're talking about flicks like this. Really strong chemistry between the leads makes for an entertaining watch with strong special effects. It's got the sauce.
#44: Bring Her Back (2025) directed by Danny and Michael Philippou
I liked Talk to Me (2022) well enough, but Jesus Christ this was bleak. Deeply upsetting film that'll stick with me for a while.
I liked Talk to Me (2022) well enough, but Jesus Christ this was bleak. Deeply upsetting film that'll stick with me for a while.
October 6, 2025 at 4:28 AM
#44: Bring Her Back (2025) directed by Danny and Michael Philippou
I liked Talk to Me (2022) well enough, but Jesus Christ this was bleak. Deeply upsetting film that'll stick with me for a while.
I liked Talk to Me (2022) well enough, but Jesus Christ this was bleak. Deeply upsetting film that'll stick with me for a while.
#43: Speed Racer (2008) written and directed by the Wachowskis
Didn't care for the chimp-based humor, but when it's on, it's *on*. Really sells the kineticism of animation in a live action format, and it's crazy how much movie is in the movie.
Didn't care for the chimp-based humor, but when it's on, it's *on*. Really sells the kineticism of animation in a live action format, and it's crazy how much movie is in the movie.
October 1, 2025 at 4:52 AM
#43: Speed Racer (2008) written and directed by the Wachowskis
Didn't care for the chimp-based humor, but when it's on, it's *on*. Really sells the kineticism of animation in a live action format, and it's crazy how much movie is in the movie.
Didn't care for the chimp-based humor, but when it's on, it's *on*. Really sells the kineticism of animation in a live action format, and it's crazy how much movie is in the movie.
#41: GOLLIWOG (2025) by Billy Woods
I listened to this at about the same time as the clipping. and Backxwash albums earlier this year and it's definitely the most harrowing of that "horrorcore" trio. Billy Woods has a way with atmosphere that just fills you with a sense of despair.
I listened to this at about the same time as the clipping. and Backxwash albums earlier this year and it's definitely the most harrowing of that "horrorcore" trio. Billy Woods has a way with atmosphere that just fills you with a sense of despair.
September 22, 2025 at 3:03 AM
#41: GOLLIWOG (2025) by Billy Woods
I listened to this at about the same time as the clipping. and Backxwash albums earlier this year and it's definitely the most harrowing of that "horrorcore" trio. Billy Woods has a way with atmosphere that just fills you with a sense of despair.
I listened to this at about the same time as the clipping. and Backxwash albums earlier this year and it's definitely the most harrowing of that "horrorcore" trio. Billy Woods has a way with atmosphere that just fills you with a sense of despair.
#41: Dandadan S1 & S2 (2024-2025) produced by Science Saru
Really fun adaptation especially thanks to Science Saru's elevation. I think the "Will They, Won't They" drags at times, but the anime is a consistent treat for the eyes.
Really fun adaptation especially thanks to Science Saru's elevation. I think the "Will They, Won't They" drags at times, but the anime is a consistent treat for the eyes.
September 22, 2025 at 12:32 AM
#41: Dandadan S1 & S2 (2024-2025) produced by Science Saru
Really fun adaptation especially thanks to Science Saru's elevation. I think the "Will They, Won't They" drags at times, but the anime is a consistent treat for the eyes.
Really fun adaptation especially thanks to Science Saru's elevation. I think the "Will They, Won't They" drags at times, but the anime is a consistent treat for the eyes.
#40: Him (2025) directed by Justin Tipping
This has so many interesting ideas about football, race, ambition, masculinity, yet it just fails to cohere in the end. It feels like it needed 15 more minutes, but it is so close to being My Type Of Shit.
I'd still recommend checking it out tho
This has so many interesting ideas about football, race, ambition, masculinity, yet it just fails to cohere in the end. It feels like it needed 15 more minutes, but it is so close to being My Type Of Shit.
I'd still recommend checking it out tho
September 22, 2025 at 12:25 AM
#40: Him (2025) directed by Justin Tipping
This has so many interesting ideas about football, race, ambition, masculinity, yet it just fails to cohere in the end. It feels like it needed 15 more minutes, but it is so close to being My Type Of Shit.
I'd still recommend checking it out tho
This has so many interesting ideas about football, race, ambition, masculinity, yet it just fails to cohere in the end. It feels like it needed 15 more minutes, but it is so close to being My Type Of Shit.
I'd still recommend checking it out tho
#39: Titan AE (2000) directed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman
I wouldn't call it a story as much as a loss collection of sci-fi tropes, but it is very pretty to look at, even the 00s CGI. The use of pop-punk is very funny, and I can imagine this movie turning 9 year olds into lifelong scifi fans.
I wouldn't call it a story as much as a loss collection of sci-fi tropes, but it is very pretty to look at, even the 00s CGI. The use of pop-punk is very funny, and I can imagine this movie turning 9 year olds into lifelong scifi fans.
September 16, 2025 at 3:00 AM
#39: Titan AE (2000) directed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman
I wouldn't call it a story as much as a loss collection of sci-fi tropes, but it is very pretty to look at, even the 00s CGI. The use of pop-punk is very funny, and I can imagine this movie turning 9 year olds into lifelong scifi fans.
I wouldn't call it a story as much as a loss collection of sci-fi tropes, but it is very pretty to look at, even the 00s CGI. The use of pop-punk is very funny, and I can imagine this movie turning 9 year olds into lifelong scifi fans.
#38: STAR LINE (2025) by Chance the Rapper
This is missing some of the singles I really loved in the interim since The Big Day, but Chance clearly has the spark, his optimism gaining a political bite in the years. I must admit, "and we back (IGH!)"
This is missing some of the singles I really loved in the interim since The Big Day, but Chance clearly has the spark, his optimism gaining a political bite in the years. I must admit, "and we back (IGH!)"
September 16, 2025 at 2:55 AM
#38: STAR LINE (2025) by Chance the Rapper
This is missing some of the singles I really loved in the interim since The Big Day, but Chance clearly has the spark, his optimism gaining a political bite in the years. I must admit, "and we back (IGH!)"
This is missing some of the singles I really loved in the interim since The Big Day, but Chance clearly has the spark, his optimism gaining a political bite in the years. I must admit, "and we back (IGH!)"