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John Mellencamp Comments On Bradley Rust Gray's Jack & Diane − And He Sounds Annoyed

John Mellencamp Comments On Bradley Rust Gray's Jack & Diane − And He Sounds Annoyed

This is a little ditty about John Mellencamp's vaguely annoyed reaction to Bradley Rust Gray's Jack & Diane. If you were born after the 1980s, you might not know that Gray's "werewolf-lesbian-psycho-drama," as it has been described, takes its title from Mellencamp's giganto-1982 number-one hit and little else. (The National Endowment for the Arts chose the tune as one of the "Songs of the Century," as in 20th, in 2001.) Mellencamp's song is about a teenaged boy and girl living the so-slow-it-hurts Midwestern life of sucking down chili dogs outside the Tastee Freeze.  Gray's movie is about, well, two lesbians, one of whom happens to be a werewolf. more »

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Moody Monster Flick? Lesbian Letdown? Puzzling Jack and Diane Debuts at Tribeca

Moody Monster Flick? Lesbian Letdown? Puzzling Jack and Diane Debuts at Tribeca

Oh to be young and in love and periodically a flesh-rending creature of globular, hairy, throbbing pulp. That's the curse heaped upon the eponymous romantics in Jack and Diane, one of the more anticipated — and more disappointing — features in Tribeca 2012's narrative competition.
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