Blade Runner and the Violence of Humanity By Maddi Chilton • October 27th, 2017 Replicants bleed, stumble, hyperventilate, and wince. Pris and Roy kiss like grade-schoolers even as they mourn their friends and worry about the future…They’re frightened, and they don’t want to die.
Giallology On The Case of the Bloody Iris By Astrid Budgor • October 23rd, 2017 “Some maniacs pass themselves off as normal. It happens.”
Fascination On Death Walks On High Heels By Astrid Budgor • October 16th, 2017 “I can’t help it. It’s a vice.”
Documentary Sunday Beware the Slenderman By Megan Condis • October 10th, 2017 Megan Condis explores the chilling world of memes and Beware the Slenderman.
No Accounting for Taste No Accounting for Taste – The Right Wing Batman By Adam Boffa • October 5th, 2017 In Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Rising, progressive politics gets dressed up in the costume of a terrorist super villain.
The Unspoken Glory of Tardiness By David Shimomura • September 25th, 2017 Coming to things late lets you take it at a pace all your own, a pace dictated by nothing more than how you feel on that day or in that week.
mother! is bullshit By Amanda Hudgins • September 18th, 2017 I say this because I understood Darren Aronofsky’s mother! and it was bullshit.
2017’s It Isn’t Scary, It’s Frightening By David Shimomura • September 11th, 2017 It’s strangest quality as a film is that it’s a horror movie that is simply not very scary. While the line between scary and not is porous, subjective, and obtuse, it’s up to a movie to either define its terms or define itself in relation to existing ones.
Documentary Sunday Nobody Speak By Megan Condis • August 31st, 2017 What ya gonna do when the forces aligned against the freedom of the press run wild on you? Let’s hope we don’t have to find out.