Lee Chang-dong's latest film is an existential mystery. Be prepared!
The Existential Miseries & Mysteries of Class in BURNING
By Father Gore
Father Gore is first and foremost a passionate lover of film— especially horror. He's also a Master's student at Memorial University of Newfoundland with a concentration in postmodern critical theory, currently writing a thesis which will be his debut novel of literary fiction, titled Silence. He also used to write for Film Inquiry frequently during 2016-17 and is currently contributing to Scriptophobic in a column called Serial Killer Celluloid focusing on film adaptations about real life murderers. As of September 2018, Father Gore is an official member of the Online Film Critics Society.
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Rowan begins to lose his mind, Auggie helps Cynthia, and Agatha must make an unthinkable choice.
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Rowan races to make an antidote while the situation in the quarantine gets worse
Nightflyers – Episode 7: “Transmission”
8 months later, is the Nightflyer any better off? Nope— far from it.
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Dirty John – Season 1, Episode 3: “Remember It Was Me”
Before John Meehan infiltrated Debra Newell's life, he did the same to Tonia Sells.
Counterpart – Season 2, Episode 1: “Inside Out”
An FBI agent is recruited to help Quayle dig out sleeper agents at the OI, creating a Red Scare-like environment. Not good for anybody.
Escape at Dannemora – Part 4
The escape's moving forward— not without its issues.
Into the Dark – Season 1, Episode 3: “Pooka”
An out of work actor gets the gig of a lifetime, only along with money it brings a horrific crisis of identity.
Damaged Masculinity + Small Town Fates in BACK ROADS
Alex Pettyfer's directorial debut is a moody, subdued story about masculinity, family dysfunction, and small town repression.
