Stephen King's not only a master of modern horror, he's a storyteller and folklorist of the old school variety.
Category: Film
BORGMAN: Kabbalah and Marx in the Garden of Eden
BORGMAN is filled with allegory and symbolism, from Germanic folklore to Marxism to the Kabbalah. So, dig in!
SHADOW Casts a Heavy Darkness Over the Horrors of War
With a low budget, SHADOW manages to tackle the realities and nightmares of war through a backwoods horror-type plot set in Italy.
YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE: Violence and Reclaiming Narratives of Abuse
Lynne Ramsay's YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE is an auteur's vision of a revenge flick - a character study full of symbolism.
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.
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