Category: 2020’s
Cobweb (2023)
Cobweb (2023) Directed by Samuel Bodin My incredulity towards the conventions of the genre probably played a role in keeping me from thoroughly enjoying this patchwork of new and old ideas. Although […]
Suzume (2022)
Suzume (2022) Directed by Makoto Shinkai Makoto Shinkai’s spectacularly absurd Suzume lacks the philosophical romanticism and cosmic complexities of Your Name and is devoid of the metaphorical beauty of Weathering with You, […]
Thanksgiving (2023)
Directed by Eli Roth Written by Jeff Rendell Starring: Patrick Dempsey as Sheriff Eric Newlon Ty Olsson as Mitch Collins Gina Gershon as Amanda Collins Lynne Griffin as Grandma Karen Cliche as Kathleen Nell Verlaque as Jessica Wright […]
When Evil Lurks (2023)
When Evil Lurks (2023) Directed by Demián Rugna The Nietzschean metaphor, “God is dead” – the absolute, universal loss of moral truths and the crumbling of traditional religious authorities – has never […]
Killers Without a Cause: Meditations on Evil in Paul Hibbard’s Some Visitors
Killers Without a Cause In modern times, where the pursuit of short-term pleasure is omnipresent and the indulgent agenda of a consumerist society in which the hegemony of a hedonistic culture has […]
Totally Killer (2023)
Totally Killer (2023) Directed by Nahnatchka Khan When Marty Mcfly time-traveled to the past his immediate impression was one of astonishment, bemusement and obfuscation, when Jamie Hughes (Kiernan Shipka) – the rebellious […]
Asteroid City (2023)
Asteroid City (2023) Directed by Wes Anderson A Wes Anderson film about a Wes Anderson film that breathes the hilarious airs of a great hoax. Wes Anderson’s fastidiously eccentric Asteroid City reaches […]
They Cloned Tyrone (2023)
They Cloned Tyrone (2023) Directed by Juel Taylor I’m somewhat fatigued of social rhetoric perpetuated in the simplicity of mindless entertainment, yet this eclectic blaxploitation sci-fi farce unimaginably works wonders with its […]
El Conde (2023)
El Conde (2023) Directed by Pablo Larraín Vampires and tyrants are theoretically interchangeable, regardless of the mythology to which they belong. Both have appetite for power and despotic ambitions that can only […]
Master Gardener (2022)
Master Gardener (2022) Directed by Paul Schrader Paul Schrader’s repetitive moral theology is not subtle, the conspicuousness of his tempestuous metaphysics seldom goes anywhere worthy of being called transcendental. He is not […]
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Blue Rita (1977)
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