This week has been really heavy. It’s not been fun. So, we’re going for something that’s not quite a short film. This, kids, is Flufflepuff. For anyone that has kids or is a brony, you’ll know what this is: a … Continue reading →
“Sometime in the summer of 1981 I realized that I had to write about the troll under the bridge or leave him — IT — forever.” – Stephen King 7 children and a Turtle plot to kill a clown. It … Continue reading →
In 1995, Larry Clark directed Harmony Korine’s script for Kids. The film chronicles the life of 15-year-old Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick), who spends his days wandering aimlessly around New York City whilst trying to bed virgins. One of Telly’s past conquests, … Continue reading →
This analysis comes at the request of one of our readers (hi Lucas!). As of late, Darren Aronofsky has been getting some attention for mother!, some good and some not-so-good (shameless plug: check out Dawn Keetley’s thoughts on the film, … Continue reading →
The dating world is scary. In the back of my head, part of me always wonders if the person you’ve just met that you’ve agreed to go out with isn’t a serial killer. Hey, come on, give me credit – … Continue reading →
**WARNING: THE FOLLOWING POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR A FILM THAT IS STILL IN THEATRES. READ AT YOUR DESCRETION** Multiple people and websites spoiled Darren Aronofsky’s mother! for me just as soon as it came out. We’re talking way under … Continue reading →
My timing is a weird thing sometimes. I got a request to cover Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan from one of our faithful readers (shout out to Lucas – respect). I caught mother! last night. You’re not just getting one Aronofsky … Continue reading →
The experience of the intersex individual is one that I will never get to have. That’s why there are films like Lucia Puenzo’s XXY, a 2007 French-Argentinian-Spanish film. The title is a reference to Klinefelter syndrome, in which an individual … Continue reading →
(WARNING: This post contains spoilers for a film that is still in the theatres.) By now, the latest adaptation of It has been out for a little bit. Inevitably, the first question on everyone’s mind at the film’s announcement … Continue reading →
Can we just agree that the action flick with an aging hero is absolutely hilarious? There are folks that argue that the employment of men who should be filling out AARP applications as studly, fit action heroes has surpassed the … Continue reading →
