Masculinity – Father Son Holy Gore

PSYCHO GOREMAN Teaches the Children, Honey!

When a little girl gains control over the universe’s most evil entity, things get crazy… and so wonderfully silly.

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[Fantasia 2020] Violent Class Divide & Bloody Justice in FOR THE SAKE OF VICIOUS

Everybody’s getting hunted down this Halloween. No exceptions.

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[Fantasia 2020] Playing God & Warring Masculinities in LA DOSIS

Two nurses, one old and one young, go head-to-head in a battle of flawed moralities.

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Hap and Leonard – Season 3, Episode 1: “The Two-Bear Mambo”

Florida’s gone to Grovetown, but Dt. Hanson worries for her safety, so he sends Hap to find her. And you know Hap is taking Leonard, too.

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A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY’S REVENGE; Or, A Nightmare of Repressed Sexuality

A horror ahead of its time, this sequel to Wes Craven’s groundbreaking film explores sexual orientation in a nightmarish way.

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BULLHEAD’s Deadly Construction of Masculinity as Greek Tragedy

A contemporary Greek tragedy about conflicted, violent masculinities.

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Beautiful Black Cinema in Mother of George

Mother of George. 2013. Directed by Andrew Dosunmu. Screenplay by Darci Picoult. Starring Danai Gurira, Isaac de Bankolé, Anthony Okungbowa, Bukky Ajayi, Yaya DaCosta, Klarissa Jackson, Ishmael Omolade, Roslyn Ruff, Chinaza Uche, Florence Egbuchulam, Mutiyat Ade-Salu, Atibon Nazaire, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, & Susan Heyward. Parts and Labor/Loveless/Maybach Film Productions/SimonSays Entertainment/Fried Alligator Films. Rated R 107 minutes.Continue reading “Beautiful Black Cinema in Mother of George”