*Spoliers ahoy* Federico Fellini is a name synonymous with lyrical, almost ethereal film making. La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2 and Amacord (to name but a few classics) delved deep into everything from politics to sexuality to psychology, sometimes wrapped up in a demented bow, specifically Satyricon. Throughout the 1960s & 70s
Something is rotten in the Berberian Sound Studio and maybe, just maybe, it's you. Not since Ruby Sparks has a film made me seriously consider whether or not my artistic taste had more than a hint of misogyny to it. You see, I like horror – a lot – and
Can you take the heat? Another horror film based on true events, but how much is really true and what has inevitably been created for our entertainment. With no monsters, no serial killer, no masked madman
“A woman’s voice on the radio can convince you you’re in love A woman’s voice on the radio can convince you you’re alone” Some Thoughts After Viewing Steven Hinde’s Love on the Airwaves By Pablo D’Stair To get it out the way in front, least my below riffing be wrongly colored with some kind
By Adam Blampied. Not ten seconds ago, The ABCs of Death finished and for many minutes I lay motionless on my sofa, foetal, wrapped in blankets, contemplating the mewling nightmare that had just kicked open the front doors to my brain and announced in vaguely-subtitled Japanese that I didn't live there anymore. I do not
