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Infection: Getting Ahead

An unsettling office horror short with elegant cinematography, a diseased workplace hierarchy, and a hospital scene that haunts me.

4 min read Nov 7

Film

The Exit State: The Rich Eat First

Gabriela Ledesma’s political horror-thriller has a sharp idea about wealth, complicity, and the American trap. Then it spends ninety minutes repeating the point instead of dramatizing it.

6 min read Oct 31

Film

Lasagna Run: The Epic Next Door

James Livitski turns a three-and-a-half-minute potluck errand into a side-scrolling odyssey—and sticks the landing.

4 min read Oct 30

Film

Pretty: The Rasp of the Curtain

Metecan Duren's micro-budget horror debut is tangled, but like any briar patch, once you're in it's even harder to leave.

5 min read Oct 30

Film

Who’s Using Whom?

Mark Schwab’s Cutaways pairs strong performances and inventive camerawork with a dark satire whose argument gradually overwhelms its humanity.

3 min read Oct 26

Sam Raimi

Spiderman 2002: The Original That Still Holds Up

Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man remains the gold standard for superhero origin stories, blending earnest storytelling with groundbreaking visuals.

3 min read Aug 8

Film

The Sovereign Cinephile: Moving Beyond Social Film Platforms

From punk video stores to "sovereign data," this article explores why we must reclaim our cinematic identities from the digital silos of social media.

4 min read Feb 10