This Brazilian film has plenty of bite, reserved in full for the bourgeois cannibal economy of capitalism.
This Brazilian film has plenty of bite, reserved in full for the bourgeois cannibal economy of capitalism.
PLEDGE eviscerates toxic male culture in American fraternities by using violent capitalist imagery.
Ryn deals with guilt over what she's done while Ben discovers new information about his father's relationship to Big Oil
Lee Cronin's film uses Irish folklore in an interesting modern way to tackle issues of motherhood and mental health.
A face(/mask) from Dt. Bullock's past reemerges with violent results.
Jay and Fauna go to Hawaii in search of Tamar
Alpha and the Whisperers demand Daryl return Lydia to them, or else face their wrath.
Wayne and Roland figure out the truth. Is it as dark as it appears?
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