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Tonight's visual cuisine for slop night is The Battle for Moscow part 2 and My Life as a Teenage Robot episodes 5 & 6. The Battle for Moscow is a 1985 Soviet war movie about the 1941 Battle of Moscow, it was "a Soviet-East German-Czechoslovak-Vietnamese co-production directed by Yuri Ozerov who also wrote the script," and "It was made in time for the 40th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. "

My Life as a Teenage Robot is a legendary anime made by Rob Renzetti about a teenaged robot superhero, her friends, and her attempts at a normal human life in the face of multiple planetary threats. Mlaatr has a prominent character voiced by Eartha Kitt and uses the art deco style, reminiscent of the '20s. Each episode is actually split into two smaller episodes so we are actually getting four :bko-joy:

imdb:

Mlaatr

content warnings:

Battle for Moscow:

• Depictions of violence but no blood/gore
• War
• Nazis and nazi imagery
• Gun violence
• Death

Despite being a war movie, there does not appear to be any blood or gore. It's also on youtube without an age gate so it's most likely pretty safe.

Mlaatr:

• Depictions of bugs
• The protagonist prefers a different name to the one given to her by her mom in the first episode, however both are used throughout the show by different characters. Her given name is generally used in a more formal manner by authority figures and her preferred one more casually by her peers. She responds to both and after the first episode generally seems to not be bothered by it.
• Jokes about weight
• Explosions
• Cartoon violence, primarily involving robots and alien monsters.
• The protagonist regularly loses limbs but she is a robot
• The protagonist practically dies or experiences a near death experience in one episode.

Unlike anime from Japan, there isn't really anything excessively grotesque nor is there a theme of :tony-disappointed2: moments.

@@@@This comes from above: it's strongly recommended to use a VPN for cytube. @@@@ There was a thread recently about vpns and a few you should explicitly avoid.

For Tuesday slop night the visual cuisine is the season 1 finale of the Sopranos and Mlaatr episodes 3 & 4. Junior's assassination attempt on a severely depressed Tony - instigated in part by Livia - has failed and left Tony eager to get revenge on whoever orchestrated the "carjacking," whatever happened there.

In the world of Mlaatr, Jenny made friends with her neighbors and attended her first day of highschool.

9 pm est

content warnings

Sopranos

• Panic attacks
• Profanity
• Homophobic slurs and homophobia
• Racist slurs and racism
• Nudity and sex
• Violence
• Depression
• Suicide
• Gun violence
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Drugs and addiction
• Alcohol, which is bad
• Hospital scenes and medical procedures
• Depictions of distress

Mlaatr:

• Depictions of bugs
• The protagonist prefers a different name to the one given to her by her mom in the first episode, however both are used throughout the show by different characters. Her given name is generally used in a more formal manner by authority figures and her preferred one more casually by her peers. She responds to both and after the first episode generally seems to not be bothered by it.
• Jokes about weight
• Explosions
• Cartoon violence, primarily involving robots and alien monsters.
• The protagonist regularly loses limbs but she is a robot
• The protagonist practically dies or experiences a near death experience in one episode.

Unlike anime from Japan, there isn't really anything excessively grotesque nor is there a theme of :tony-disappointed2: moments.

9 pm est

Tonight's visual cuisine for slop night is The Battle for Moscow part 1 and My Life as a Teenage Robot episodes 1 & 2. The Battle for Moscow is a 1985 Soviet war movie about the 1941 Battle of Moscow, it was "a Soviet-East German-Czechoslovak-Vietnamese co-production directed by Yuri Ozerov who also wrote the script," and "It was made in time for the 40th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. "

My Life as a Teenage Robot is a legendary anime made by Rob Renzetti about a teenaged robot superhero, her friends, and her attempts at a normal human life in the face of multiple planetary threats. Mlaatr has a prominent character voiced by Eartha Kitt and uses the art deco style, reminiscent of the '20s. Each episode is actually split into two smaller episodes so we are actually getting four :bko-joy:

imdb:

Mlaatr

content warnings:

Battle for Moscow:

• Depictions of violence but no blood/gore
• War
• Nazis and nazi imagery
• Gun violence
• Death

Despite being a war movie, there does not appear to be any blood or gore. It's also on youtube without an age gate so it's most likely pretty safe.

Mlaatr:

• Depictions of bugs
• The protagonist prefers a different name to the one given to her by her mom in the first episode, however both are used throughout the show by different characters. Her given name is generally used in a more formal manner by authority figures and her preferred one more casually by her peers. She responds to both and after the first episode generally seems to not be bothered by it.
• Jokes about weight
• Explosions
• Cartoon violence, primarily involving robots and alien monsters.
• The protagonist regularly loses limbs but she is a robot
• The protagonist practically dies or experiences a near death experience in one episode.

Unlike anime from Japan, there isn't really anything excessively grotesque nor is there a theme of :tony-disappointed2: moments.

Battle for Moscow part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNxckympMp4

The visual cuisine for this tuesday's slop night is Sopranos episode 11 and 12. Previously, the girls' sportsteam coach at the school was outed as a libertarian and Tony tried to briefly branch out with Cusamano and friends to no avail. Things are coming to a head between Tony and Junior, with Junior learning about Tony's therapy sessions through Livia and Tony teasing Junior about his oral skills.

9 pm est

content warnings:

• Panic attacks
• Profanity
• Homophobic slurs and homophobia
• Racist slurs and racism
• Nudity and sex
• Violence
• Depression
• Suicide
• Gun violence
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Drugs and addiction
• Alcohol, which is bad
• Hospital scenes and medical procedures
• Depictions of distress

9 pm est

For this Monday night the visual cuisine is the highly requested Saltburn (2023). It's about an Oxford student making an aristocratic friend and hanging out with their family for a summer.

Imdb

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9 pm est content warnings:

• Abusive parents
• Stalking
• Gaslighting
• Drugs, alcohol, addiction, and overdose
• Sexual assault depiction
• Nudity and sex
• Sexual objectification
• Asphyxiation
• Bath tub scene
• Hospital scene
• Mental illness
• Self harm
• Suicide attempt
• Anxiety attack
• Eating disorder
• Strobe lights
• Profanity
• Incest
• British "people"

9 pm est

We continue Sopranos night with the visual cuisine of Sopranos episode 9 and 10. Previously, we learned a bit more about Tony's childhood through flashbacks and saw AJ get diagnosed with ADD. Tony's mom also learned that her son is seeing a therapist which she is not a fan of. In episode 8, Tony and friends prepare for potential indictments by destroying evidence and, in Tony's case, by storing a few things at his mom's place in Green Grove. Melfi went to see her own therapist about her treating Tony. Christopher briefly worked on his movie script, he loves movies and gets high off the smell of candy and carpet at block buster.

9 pm est

content warnings:

• Panic attacks
• Profanity
• Homophobic slurs and homophobia
• Racist slurs and racism
• Nudity and sex
• Violence
• Depression
• Suicide
• Gun violence
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Drugs and addiction
• Alcohol, which is bad
• Hospital scenes and medical procedures
• Depictions of distress

9 pm est

We continue Sopranos night with the visual cuisine of Sopranos episode 6. In the previous episode Tony looked at colleges with Meadow while stalking and killing a former rat, and Carmella discovered Tony's therapist is a woman, upset due to Tony's history of cheating and his lie the day before. Meadow not only told AJ about the world of the mafia but even asked Tony directly during their car ride, resulting in Tony admitting some of his income comes from "illegal gambling." In response to Tony's seeming honesty, Meadow confesses that she took meth but does not disclose where it came from.

9 pm est

content warnings:

• Panic attacks
• Profanity
• Homophobic slurs and homophobia
• Racist slurs and racism
• Nudity and sex
• Violence
• Depression
• Suicide
• Gun violence
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Drugs and addiction
• Alcohol, which is bad
• Hospital scenes and medical procedures
• Depictions of distress

9 pm est

We continue Sopranos night with the visual cuisine Sopranos episode 4 and 5. Tony is paranoid about his sessions with Dr Melfi, Meadow explains something to AJ, and Christopher is recovering from the mock execution/beating combo from the previous episode, afraid that Tony is out to get him. After that is the legendary episode in which Tony looks at some colleges with Meadow while Carmella watches some visual cuisine while enjoying Italian cuisine.

9 pm est

content warnings:

• Panic attacks
• Profanity
• Homophobic slurs and homophobia
• Racist slurs and racism
• Nudity and sex
• Violence
• Depression
• Suicide
• Gun violence
• Domestic violence
• Abusive parents
• Drugs and addiction
• Alcohol, which is bad
• Hospital scenes and medical procedures
• Depictions of distress

9 pm est

Tonight's slop night is Avengement (2019) and the legendary movie Swallow (2019). Avengement is a movie with a lot of fights about an escaped prisoner getting revenge. After that is a rerun of Swallow, a legendary psychological horror movie about a woman, her method of coping with trauma, and the source of that trauma.

9 pm est

imdb:

Avengement

Swallow

doesthedogdie:

Avengement

Swallow

Content warnings:

Avengement

• There is a lot of violence
• Gore, blood, and bone breaking
• British people
• Profanity and the c word
• Gun violence
• Stabbing

Swallow

• An animal dies
• Choking
• Vomit
• Domestic abuse
• Abusive parents
• Manipulation
• Gaslighting
• Blood
• Multiple mentions of sexual assault
• Hospital scene and medical procedures
• The protagonist's method of coping could be seen as self harm and it is shown multiple times
• Anxiety attacks
• Depiction of severe distress
• Eating disorder
• C word
• Abortion

9 pm est

We wanted to watch 3 episodes on Tuesday but that cookie shit made the servers nervous, so we'll compromise and watch the last one tonight.

9pm est

Content warning: a lot

• Language
• Violence, guns, explosions
• Sexism, sexist slurs
• Racism, racist slurs
• Home of phobia, home of phobic slurs
• Depression
• Suicide
• Anti-Italian Discrimination

9 pm est

The visual cuisine for Monday night slop night is Cam (2018) and Primer (2004). Cam is a psychological horror movie about a webcam model, the site she's on, and an unraveling mystery. It is written by Isa Mazzei, a former sex worker who also worked on How to Blow Up a Pipeline. Following that will be Primer (2004), possibly the best time travel movie about two men who spend a few days entering boxes and spending time together in a hotel room. We will end with a video explaining Primer because it's just that good.

9 pm est

imdb:

Cam

Primer

doesdogdie:

Cam

Primer

content warnings:

Cam

• Women objectify themselves on a camsite
• Nudity
• Masturbation
• Suicide
• Violence
• Stalking
• Self harm
• Porn/cam site
• Profanity
• Sexual assault
• Gaslighting
• A character's face gets disfigured
• Depiction of an anxiety attack
• Shakey cam
• Flashing lights
• Gun violence
• Depictions of severe distress

Primer:

• Homophobic slurs
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• Someone attempts to shoot up a party
• Bleeding from nose and ear
• Someone is drugged
• Claustrophobia
• Implied murder
• Manipulation

9 pm est

It is the new year and we are going to start it with a Monday slop night. 2020 will begin with Haru, an internet-based Japanese drama about loneliness and alienation that vimeo struggled to handle. Following that will be Corpse Bride, a claymation movie directed by Tim Burton about a man marrying a corpse. Next up is Coraline, another stop motion movie about a child entering a bizarre mirror world. Finally we will rewatch Tokyo Godfathers which follows a trio of homeless people finding an abandoned baby.

Will we start the year 2018 right? I don't know I haven't seen two of these.

7pm est

imdb:

Haru

Corpse Bride

Coraline

Tokyo Godfathers

Content Warnings:

Haru

• References to sex.
• References to prostitution.
• Alcohol abuse.
• Smoking.
• Stalking.
• Sexual harassment.

Corpse bride

• a skeleton dog
• domestic violence
• abusive parents
• spiders and bugs
• choking
• eye mutilation
• jumpscares
• suicide attempt
• anxiety attacks
• fat jokes

Coraline

• abusive parents
• a rat dies and taxidermied animals are seen
• spiders and bugs
• strangling
• implied cannibalism
• body horror and amputation
• torture
• death
• jumpscares
• drowning

Tokyo Godfathers

• child abandonment
• domestic violence
• alcohol and addiction
• sexual assault
• violence
• kidnapping
• transphobic slurs
• homophobic slurs
• misgendering
• hospital scene
• body dysphoria
• suicide attempts
• misophonia
• homelessness
• gun violence

7pm est