Esme seeks more answers. Marcus begins to suspect his wife.
The Purge – Season 2, Episode 3: “Blindspots”
Tagged Violence
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival] IN THE QUARRY: Woman v. Cavemen
A thriller with sharp ideological teeth
SADIE and the Child Soldiers of America
Megan Griffiths delivers a powerful, subtle gut punch to America's blind military worship with SADIE.
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN’s Tragedies of Youth
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN tells the beautiful and melancholy tale of growing up left to one's own devices.
The Walking Dead – Season 4, Episode 3: “Isolation”
Illness strikes the group at the prison
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.
Romper Stomper – Episode 3: “Poetry”
Blake gets paranoid about Kane. Cindi becomes friendly with Antifasc. Malik reels with guilt after defending himself in the street.
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.
The Senselessness + Style of Murder in Mickey Keating’s PSYCHOPATHS
Mickey Keating's PSYCHOPATHS tells a series of short narratives about people driven to kill. A nasty, stylised piece of work.
THE GARLOCK INCIDENT: Broken American Dreams En Route to Las Vegas
A fantastic found footage horror which contrasts the old v. new American Dream in a ghost town, where a group of friends gets lost.
Fear the Walking Dead – Season 3, Episode 11: “La Serpiente”
Strand must help Madison make a deal at the dam for water. But with Daniel in the mix, who knows what'll happen.
THE TRANSFIGURATION’s Blood Sucking Construction of Masculinity & Mental Illness
A young man stuck in a bad neighbourhood gets lost in a fantasy of vampirism, leading to unexpected consequences.
