Peter Brunner’s LUZIFER explores the privatisation and destruction of nature, alongside the spiritual privatisation and destruction of a mother’s son.
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Midnight Mass – “Book V: Gospels”
Riley figures out his own new condition, along with Father Paul.
[Fantasia 2020] FRIED BARRY Puts the Alien in the Alienation of Addiction
A junkie’s body is taken over by an alien life form before going on a messy journey across Cape Town in FRIED BARRY
Mr. Robot 4×06: “406 Not Acceptable”
Elliot makes a last desperate push to convince Olivia to help him
Mr. Robot – Season 4, Episode 4: “404 Not Found”
Elliot and Tyrell come together out of deadly necessity
Mr. Robot – Season 4, Episode 3: “403 Forbidden”
Elliot learns something about himself while trying to use another person to his ends
Chambers – Season 1, Episode 5: “Murder on My Mind”
Sasha finds out more about Elliott and his sister, though not all is as it seems.
What if Nietzsche Sucked Blood?— Morality in Abel Ferrara’s THE ADDICTION
Abel Ferrara’s THE ADDICTION is a philosophical vampire film about choosing good over evil— and vice versa.
Breaking Bad – Season 4, Episode 2: “Thirty-Eight Snub”
Walt tries to secure safety in a post-Gale lab, whereas Jesse only falls deeper into despair.
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.
The Dark Half: One Part King, One Part Romero Equals a Sweet Bit of Horror
The Dark Half. 1993. Directed & Written by George A. Romero; based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name. Starring Timothy Hutton, Amy Madigan, Michael Rooker, Julie Harris, Robert Joy, Kent Broadhurst, Beth Grant, Rutanya Alda, Tom Mardirosian, Larry John Meyers, Patrick Brannan, Royal Dano, Glenn Colerider, Sarah Parker, & Elizabeth Parker. Orion Pictures.Continue reading “The Dark Half: One Part King, One Part Romero Equals a Sweet Bit of Horror”
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