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Pretty Lethal (2026) KILL COUNT [Early Patreon Cut] (Patreon)

Published:
2026-07-23 17:41:40
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2026-07

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Itsjoinks1

The mecha chameleon reference 😂

Adam Lally

Another great episode. Thanks for introducing me to this film James

Seth Hunt

That Always Sunny gag was the best!

Anni

As a former ballerina, I can tell you there is a lot of trauma that comes from doing ballet

I’m_just_visting

James: “She’s also appeared in multiple Sia music videos.” Yeah, and Maddie and Sia also disrespected the autism community with the movie Music, which is basically an ableist minstrel show that spreads dangerous misinformation. And yes, I know that Maddie was a teen when she made it, but she doesn’t appear to have much of a relationship with Sia anymore and never bothered to address the controversy long after the release. I bet she did this movie to distract people from her offensive performance in Music. And for all the trolls who are about to attack me, don’t bother. My autistic ass had already received death threats from Sia fans for criticizing the film, so nothing you say will faze me.

Cindy

I don't think it's fair to criticise James for not going into this in the episode. He's shown love and care for us in the ND community. Also I promise you Maddie didn't do this movie to distract people from the movie Music, it was five years ago and no one talks about it anymore. She didn't need this. Also it's a small film how exactly did it distract from anything.

In House

Yeah Music was ridiculously fucked up, but I don't understand getting hostile towards Maddie. As you said she was a teen during its production and by what I remember between all of the adults in her life lacked more agency than what we already have when we're young. I certainly don't blame her if she doesn't want to engage with her past (apparently this film marked a return to dance by the sounds of it). I'm sorry for the death threats, but go off on the right people.