A podcast episode from Little White Lies examines three distinct cinematic works: the anticipated sequel to a 2006 fashion comedy, an independent horror film by Damian McCarthy titled Hokum, and a revisit to a 2009 documentary chronicling Vogue’s editorial process. Hosted by Leila Latif alongside contributors Lillian Crawford and Billie Walker, the episode combines contemporary releases with archival reassessment. While the horror component suggests marginal genre engagement, the predominance of mainstream commercial cinema and fashion-focused documentary limits artistic resonance for underground aesthetics. The inclusion of McCarthy’s indie horror provides modest genre credibility, though insufficient to elevate overall relevance to post-punk and darkwave sensibilities.
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