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The Pornographer Always Shoots Twice: West Taps into Grindhouse Sleaze with Backwoods Romp
It was Foucault, proponent of classifying the orgasm as a ‘little death,’...
Deep Water | Review
An Affair to Dismember: Lyne Returns to Remind Us of the Adult in Adultery
“The love story is never the whole story,” is a fitting...
Criterion Collection: Love Affair (1939) | Blu-ray Review
If there’s any film which really conjures an ‘empire state of mind,’ it’s Leo McCarey’s 1939 romantic tearjerker, Love Affair. Strangely, despite an intensely...
Great Freedom | Review
Laws of Attraction: Rogowski Shines Bright in Recuperative Queer Prison Drama
Although there’s nary an upside down pink triangle in sight, Austria’s Sebastian Meise cultivates...
Written on the Wind (1956) | Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review
Despite having directed several dozen films across a career which ranged from 1930s Germany to late 1950s Hollywood, Douglas Sirk is best remembered for...
