Lynne Ramsay's YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE is an auteur's vision of a revenge flick - a character study full of symbolism.
Category: Film
Multicultural Hope from the Gutters of America in LOWLIFE
LOWLIFE is a multicultural tale out of contemporary America, in all its ugly glory.
The Male Gaze & Violent Religion in REVENGE
Coralie Fargeat and Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz take on the male gave of rape-revenge, delivering both a bloody and searing piece of throwback cinema.
Cyclic Abuse and the Horror of Unattended Children in PLAYGROUND
Children from different socioeconomic backgrounds collide with unexpected, terrifying results.
BLOODLANDS: An Albanian Parable
BLOODLANDS tells the story of an Albanian family struggling in the Balkans, and how the perpetual cycle of blood feuds has lurched into the 21st century.
ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: Carpenter’s Hyperviolent Dystopian Prison State
John Carpenter's dystopian classic is a vision of a prison state where American democracy and institutions have failed; where violence and chaos reign!
The Dangers of Electronic Validation in FOLLOWERS
FOLLOWERS has things to say. But does it manage to say them well enough?
Alienation, Exploitation, and Moral Predicaments in MY FRIEND DAHMER
MY FRIEND DAHMER is a poignant, unnerving, and even empathetic portrayal of Jeffrey Dahmer in the year or so leading up to his first murder.
Father Son Holy Gore 
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