The Degenerate: The Life & Films Of Andy Milligan

"the sicker you write a screenplay, the more universal it is" arguably, if not obviously, of most interest to the Milligan faithful who have carried his torch for years, but it works not only as a necessary primer for the uninitiated but as a loving testament to the…

Justin LaLiberty

“You could say Andy’s life was one big ‘swirl camera’ and you would not be wrong.” The Grandma Moses of Filth Dirty minds, dirty bodies. Clean your (mother’s) toes before viewing. All roads lead to Times Square for Andy Milligan, all you've gotta do is give William…

Gentry Austin

Fun! Anyways, Justice for "late career" Milligan and Carnage. Always strange to see the dislike hor Milligan's '80s films. He was still weird. Still queer. Still stitching together a look if beamed into golden light. He was a Golden Girl of Gore. Justice for Surgikill 🧑‍⚕️

Dakota Noot

The long-awaited documentary about "gutter auteur" Andy Milligan from Josh & Grayson Tyler Johnson often plays like a condensed version of Jimmy McDonough's essential "The Ghastly One" biography, but its plethora of great interviews, including a rare one from Andy himself,…

Casey Scott

Let's be honest...... it's already been a wretched year. Hearing that Severin, is releasing another Andy Milligan boxset in late April, that includes 3 previously thought lost films, and a feature length documentary is some good news the world desperately needed

HalloweenH

Although it’s crazy to me that I wasn’t aware of Andy Milligan until just last year, maybe my timing was perfect. His excessively inappropriate, handmade schlocky psychodramas are catnip to me, and I don’t know if I could’ve handled knowing his work was out there when it…

Jason Drews

Where should one start with Andy Milligan? Some people might argue to never start at all due to the quality of the filmmaking. My counterpoint would be to never start because consuming Milligan's films will be a habit from which you can never stop. Admittedly, I was late…

Adam Hursey

This isn't a perfect doc (as far as Severin docs go, it's just not as consistently entertaining as their Al Adamson one) but it's a great love letter/examination of Milligan's life, work and artistic perspectives. The ending hit real good, I need to stop watching things…

sophieensang

A nice companion piece to Milligan’s biography “The Ghastly One.”

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