John Carpenter's dystopian classic is a vision of a prison state where American democracy and institutions have failed; where violence and chaos reign!
Category: Film
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.
FASHIONISTA: Consumerism, Identity, and Mental Health
Simon Rumley's FASHIONISTA is an allegorical tale of the effects consumerism has on the individual.
FUNNY GAMES: Confront Yourself
Michael Haneke's infamous 1997 film FUNNY GAMES is a confrontation not just of violence in media, it is also a confrontation of ourselves & why we consume violent media.
TRAINSPOTTING; Or, Renton’s Divine Comedy
A trip into TRAINSPOTTING is like diving into the landscape of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, one rung of hell at a time.
HUNTING PIGNUT: Breaking Cycles in Contemporary Newfoundland
HUNTING PIGNUT is writer-director-editor Martine Blue's debut feature film, and it is beautifully raw.
American Hopes & Warnings in THE BAD BATCH
THE BAD BATCH is Ana Lily Amirpour's spiritual vision of American society: where it is now, where it's headed, all in a metaphorical landscape.
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