Jane Schoenbrun’s new film is a gonzo exploration of queer sexuality and trash pop culture: Ingmar Bergman by way of Cool Ranch Doritos.
Category Archive: film
We all know time was different during the Pandemic – slowing down, stretching, fading, a year happening in a day and a day that went on for ages. Or was it two days?
Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus shows us the horror of being young and gay in an evil small town with extravagant flair.
Hello, folks — Festivus greetings to all our sweeties and babies who have followed this blog and our work for the last 16 years.
I can’t exactly recall when I watched my last movie on VHS, but the cassette tape once defined my childhood. For kids of the 1980s and 1990s, videotapes were currency—expensive objects that you treasured, rewound, and wore out.
Ari Aster’s new film reminds us that there’s something actually worse than the present.
Love is a dog from class-war Hell in Celine Song’s charming follow-up to Past Lives.
No album has so consistently tried to kill me as much as Sufjan Stevens’s 2015 Carrie and Lowell.