Before you call BULLSHIT ARTIST on High Art Camp, this was a surprise pick from Parzz1val. Dave Davis, author of The Dead Life and comic creator at @hpkomic, joins us for this wild fever dream of a film. The Greasy Strangler tells the story of toxic masculinity and the cyclical nature of egotism…or maybe just tells the story of a greased-up naked serial (surreal) killer? Is this a stroke of genius? Or a stroke of masturbatory pretentiousness? Come follow us down the rabbit hole as we decide, once and for all - is 2016’s indie black comedy THE GREASY STRANGLER a piece of art?

In this episode we explore the 70’s classic, Asylum. Marvel as guest critic Dr. Payne exposes his obsession with 70’s cake mixers, Parz wonders if mannequins are “anatomically correct”, and J.M. Brannyk continues to search for the mute option for Payne. It’s an anthology of horror, seduction, and bleeped beer sponsorship.

If you want to see the movie for yourself click on through!

For some cake mixing ideas check this top of the line model out (Payne highly recommends it!)

In this final episode of the Bully trilogy, Parzz1val schools us on the book vs movie, we learn more about teen CourtCourt, and J.M. Brannyk demands more crabs eating out assholes.

In this final part, we also discuss the role of dominance in relationships, toxic masculinity, and cultural appropriation. And for some reason, Deep Blue Sea….

Some cool hiphop/rap artists Brannyk likes are: Busdriver; MegaRan; Richie Branson; leikeli47; Run the Jewels; Tyler, The Creator; Drake; and Big Sean (Detroit!!!).

Want to help the site out and check out all the Bully hype? Click on over the book and read for yourself. Come back with some comments and weigh in on your thoughts!

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