In David Cronenberg’s Crash (1996) Doctor Robert Vaughn (Elias Koteas, part Doctor Frankenstein, part his Monster) is obsessed with the…
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In David Cronenberg’s Crash (1996) Doctor Robert Vaughn (Elias Koteas, part Doctor Frankenstein, part his Monster) is obsessed with the…
Watching old movies was the only “normal” thing about the past year. Chick Strand’s Soft Fiction is the rare film…
With Happiest Season, director Clea DuVall wants us to consider the historical ramifications of queer cinema and what stories have…
[trigger warning: incest] “What I’d really like to do is be faceless, and bodiless, and left alone.” -Bree Daniels, Klute…
Shortly after Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese began their career together with 1973’s Mean Streets, De Niro read Jake…
When watching Never Rarely Sometimes Always I kept thinking about a conversation I had with a friend of mine a…
There’s been a recent trend in movies as of late to diagnose and analyze certain trauma and then coat it…
[Trigger Warning: Abusive relationship] The Invisible Man begins with the sound of waves crashing upon rocks. Cecelia (Elisabeth Moss) is…
When we finally moved out of a trailer park lot and into a small house that made us neighbours with…
I was browsing twitter late one evening on the night David Bowie died. No one really believed that he had…