The Physical Media Advocate is a monthly (ish) magazine dedicated to film and physical media from Someone's Favorite Productions.
No doubt you have rescued this issue of THE PHYSICAL MEDIA ADVOCATE (a reflection of an earlier, more innocent time) from the rubble strewn across the wasteland left behind by the Fuel Wars of the 2050s. Creative director Stan Giesea wipes dust from his eyes as he sings the praises of L.Q, Jones' film A Boy and His Dog, based on the Harlan Ellison story of the same name; Frank Guttler reminisces about the impact of Night of the Comet on the teenage psyche; regular contributor Rachel Bellwoar unearths Richard Lester's absurdist comedy of post-holocaust hilarity The Bed Sitting Room; Ryan Gowland returns with an article comparing the relative merits of the spate of Italian Mad Max knock-offs in the 1980s; Giesea also pays fond tribute to the life and career of the late, great filmmaker and actor Rob Reiner; Uncle Cadaver nabs an exclusive interview with the one and only Danielle Harris; and Chris Haskell and Jeremy Long return with the continuation of their respective columns. All this and much, much more await you within the pages of this archaic tome, long thought lost to the ages, a testament to the resilience of man in the face of unending existential dread. Long live physical media!
