Film
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
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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
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
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
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
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
Film
Blue Beetle Kicks Capitalist Ass
The anti-imperial, revolutionary superhero film nobody talks about.
2 min read
Film
Review: Boy Kills World
A hyper-violent anti-violent film? This is a proper cult diamond in the rough.
2 min read
Film
ALIEN 45th Anniversary
45 years after its release, ALIEN manages to scare and enthrall viewers both old and new alike.
4 min read
Film
Civil War Review: Does It Actually Mean Anything?
Civil War is a beautifully shot miss, nicking the target before zinging off into the brush.
8 min read
Review
Without the Cliff by Caitlin Coey — A Review
Childhood traumas, reflections, and poetry for a brighter world.
2 min read
Review
Killers of the Flower Moon
Critiques, genius, and how art can change the world. When I was nine years old, my parents gave me a couple of books to read: Dee Brown’s Bury My Heart at Woun
5 min read