Man, that song. The very first time I heard it, that line "And my eyes still grow damp to remember, his Majesty signed with his own rubber stamp." Whew.

The credits said Zevon's 1970 song "Wanted Dead or Alive" was in the movie but I completely missed hearing it.

Omnifucked

I put my arms around him yes and drew him down to me so he could feel my breasts all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes, Charlie Brown.

The show notes mention "Louis Shiner" (and even link to a faulty Goodreads page for that name) instead of the great and under-recognized Lewis Shiner (who has a pretty obvious URL of his name dot com), just an fyi I noticed.

This is jazz horror erasure

I'm terrible at remembering #1 favorites but the first one that springs to mind is "Sunbleached."

Cannot help but notice the Sleep No More poster in the background. Cannot help but notice that this makes me agree even more w/ her.

Not really a horror guy but I really liked I Saw the TV Glow, glad to see it mentioned.

I don't disagree with your overall argument. I do think of the great Conlon Nancarrow, though.

Grant.

I wouldn't normally mention an obvious "I know what you mean" typo, but "H.R. Lovecraft" makes me think of an unholy combination of H.P. Lovecraft and H.R. Pufnstuf.

I use Startpage for most searches, with G**gle as a last resort. I was going to check out Kagi (a for-pay service that some smart friends used) until they started with the AI spiel as well.

Took me a second. The other sense of "drone" has me wondering what kind of ambient blues ol' Jeffrey Lee might've been able to cook up.