u/Dull_Tap_1132

Whenever someone asks me what my favorite movie is, I either have to lie or brace myself for embarrassment when I say Pulp fiction. You know why this movie is my favorite? Not because I think it's some work of art, but because I like it, and that's it. The legacy of this movie has been ruined by pretentious losers and cinephiles taking their first baby steps. Even though I'm a "cinephile" I really only like this movie for its vibe. I LOVE the first 40 minutes to death, but the rest of it isnt as amazing. I just wish I could say Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie without getting funny looks or people assuming things about me.

Caption:
The showgirl of death. She's just an illusion; she wears a mask because you're too terrified of her face. Eventually your illusion will escape your control, and she'll show you her face whether you want to or not.

19-year-old Jack winds up in a hospital after a reckless night of drug use, he has to escape before he gets committed to a mental hospital. A combination of bad decisions and fate will lead him on an existential journey to die for.

https://rss.app/feeds/j3NR8kBsETHiJAWY.xml

Side note it started as a screenplay, but my friends aren't very avid readers, so they suggested I make it into an audio drama to be more digestible.