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19 Jan 2005, 03:52 pm
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social commentary, performance art or smut?
I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".
>From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the OLN/Playboy genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions as to what else it could be construed as? The preview is on www.teambambi.com     
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