On Lady Bird & Being A Girl
“We’re afraid that we will never escape our past. We’re afraid of what the future will bring. We’re afraid we won’t be loved, we won’t be liked. And we won’t succeed.”
Feeling Like Myself: The People’s Joker & Representation
What’s that you say? There’s an illegal, queer Joker parody movie that Warner Bros. doesn’t want me to see? Well, I simply must see it immediately!
Skinamarink Review
A stunningly unique visual and aesthetic experience which draws as much from experimental cinema as it does from the annals of horror history.
Therapy Dogs Review
Therapy Dogs is *the* film about high school. No film has ever captured so accurately the feeling of that pivotal final year.
A Retrospective Review: Cat People (1942 and 1982)
A Serbian woman living in New York falls in love with a man, but fears becoming intimate with him as, according to an urban legend, the inhabitants of the village she grew up in are cursed to become cats upon becoming aroused.
Hellraiser Review
"As hooks tear flesh and blood flows red, I sit back and enjoy the pain. It’s as if I can feel the hooks pierce my skin and pull me apart, and I’ve never felt better."
MIFF Review: Crimes of the Future
Body horror is a genre of film which means a surprisingly large amount to me. Tales of transcending the flesh, of grappling against the rebelliousness of your own body, of struggling against societal inscriptions of meaning upon bodies, they all feel so viscerally real.