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The Beatniks: Mis-titled But Ahead of Its Time
Published in The Gay & Lesbian Review The Beatniks : Mistitled But Ahead of Its Time By Denise Noe A CHEAPLY MADE black-and-white film, The Beatniks (1960) was voice actor Paul Frees’ only directing venture. It succeeded with neither critics nor the public, and it boasts a pitiful 2.1 rating on IMDB. However, I would contend that this B-minus movie is significant for its homosexual subtext. The Beatniks was badly mistitled. Beatnik culture—bongos, berets, goatees, marijuana, poetry in coffee shops—is nowhere to be seen. The movie may have been given the misleading moniker to cash in on contemporary interest in “youth rebellion.” Another possibility is that the filmmakers believed—or thought the public believed—that “beatnik” was a synonym for “hoodlum.” In fact, the film is about a robbery gang made up of leader Eddy Crane, members Bob Mooney, Chuck, Red, and Eddy’s girlfriend Iris. ...
Are Aliens "Oriental" Whiz Kids?
Published in Exquisite Corpse . Why Do Aliens Look the Way they Do? By Denise Noe Frequently trumpeted by UFOlogists is the fact that Aliens, as described by those who claim to have seen them, look alike. 85% of reports indicate that the visitors share a common origin. Skeptics note that the Aliens described not only look like each other but also look like those depicted in the media: giant head, big, almond-shaped eyes, slit mouth, hairless body, skinny limbs. There is no doubt that a particular version of the extraterrestrial has entered contemporary folklore -- and I believe it does not require tabloid gullibility to discern the creature's true origins. Who is this Alien? An Oriental whiz kid. I use the word "Oriental" rather than "Asian" deliber...
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