DEEP IMAGES #21: CAFE FLESH + THREADS - Post Apocalypse Panel #7

Welcome to episode #21.

We resume our "Post Apocalypse" panel with its penultimate chapter. Henry Covert expounds upon two of his favorite post-apocalyptic/ dystopian/ post-nuclear war films.

First up is Mick Jackson's THREADS [1984], the latter perhaps the most powerful work ever visually depicting a nuclear exchange and its harrowing aftermath.

The second film Henry discusses is Stephen Sayadian's 1982 cult classic CAFE FLESH - a post-nuke sci-fi/ porn allegory/ satire. This one crosses over, blends, bends, smears, and obliterates moods, tones, and genres effortlessly.

Episode #22 will continue our Halloween panel on vampires.

The Deep Images cast this episode:

Henry Covert
Scott Andrew Hutchins
Kaelyn Ireland

COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER NOTICE: Our opening credits music is sampled from "Oscillations" by The Silver Apples. All rights belong to the composers and copyright holders. I do not claim or imply any rights whatsoever to this music, used under Fair Use statutes.

Our closing credits music is sampled [twice] from the track "Nuclear War", written and performed by Sun Ra. I claim no rights to this track whatsoever, and utilize it under "Fair Use" statutes.

Credits:

Henry Covert, producer/ director/ designer/ host
Tim Tolbert, executive producer
Duane Cochran, executive producer/ technical director

and panelists:

Scott Andrew Hutchins
Kaelyn Ireland

Special Thanks: Tim McLain.

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