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Pop music and tech culture has caused invisible barriers to insulate people in Queena Li’s Bipolar. When they carried that guy out on a stretcher, Trump said he wanted to punch him right in the face and beat the crap out of him. Latest horror Movies: Check out the list of all latest horror movies released in 2021 along with trailers and reviews. For, like any great monster movie, this isn’t a film strictly about a monster—or, for that matter, the monstrous countries that spawned it—but about something else: the significance of sustenance. A man who was an extra on the street where we filmed in Middletown, Ohio, who knew her when he was a little boy, said that they loved her and they were afraid of her. In ways both terrifying and ludicrous, the film explores how such essential modern tools as laptops, phones, and Skype can be turned against us by unseen forces. I mean, she always had a gun. Your mileage may vary, as Cook is almost caustically sincere, and he’s certainly operating in a zone of dichotomies, cemented by the lyric on closing track “Lifeline”: “Melody with no notes/DNA with no bones/Artificially grown.” It’s the work of someone who might cite both DEVO and Cascada’s “Everytime We Touch” as influences. Arlette is one of countless women who’re damned if they do and if they don’t, yet somehow the men are able to rationalize themselves as the victims. Returning to the rambling house where he and Eden once lived for the first time since the death of their son, Will finds himself inundated anew by his heartache, and the film, which otherwise hews to crisp, clean realism, is run through with these painful stabs of memory. With the help of his uncle (Matheus Nachtergaele, in an extraordinarily physical performance), they fix up old cars that have been banned in Brazil, retooling the write-offs as the ultimate smart cars. And some of our favorites are currently streaming on Netflix. The best version of a sequel that Hollywood can make is a better chapter in a novelistic story, and it’s something that feels necessary, justified, and organic to the material. By Scott Weinberg. Budd Wilkins, Beginning as a more earnest Night of the Comet before swiftly morphing into an episode of the Twilight Zone without sacrificing its you-are-there vérité, Coherence is a low-budget chamber drama that firmly puts the psychological screws to its characters. But given how you want to incorporate graphic novels or other intersecting forms of media into the film, it seems like you might need something even bigger. The album’s tone is more distressed, the songs more minor-key than those on its predecessor, which sometimes featured melancholy moments but whose prevailing spirit was triumphant. Having undeservedly spawned more merchandising than a movie that’s literally about toys, Cars’s cold commercialism can still be felt today, with a just-launched theme park at Disneyland. I think opening a film with nuclear bombs exploding in Texas isn’t necessarily a pleasant idea; it’s a terrifying idea. The pleasure of the film is in Krasinski’s commitment to imagining the resourceful ways in which a family like this might survive in this kind of world, then bearing witness to the filmmaker’s skillfully constructed methods of putting them to the ultimate test, relentlessly breaking down all of the walls the family has erected to keep the monsters out. Sitting at the bar of a restaurant where silence is mandatory, his airpods act as a vessel for the devilish voice in his head. I do need to connect with regular audiences immediately. Horror films released in 2020; Title Director Cast Country Notes Abortifacient: Fatima Hye Bonnie Gayle, Will Burnson, Brian Bogart United States Antebellum: Gerard Bush, Christopher Renz: Janelle Monáe, Marque Richardson, Eric Lange: United States: Alone: Johnny Martin: Tyler Posey, Summer Spiro, Robert Ri'chard, Donald Sutherland: United States What if this became so much worse?” And then let’s flash-forward into this dream world with all of these candy-colored, fun, joyful performers that you remember. If he doesn’t like the way his films look, Kelly isn’t afraid to keep playing around with them until they meet his satisfaction—even if a cult fandom has sprung up around the rough-hewn imagination on display in their shaggier original versions. Suddenly takes family as its central theme—the title comes from his daughter’s obsession with the word—with songs that express the perspectives of a range of characters. The Platform (dir: Galdar Gaztelu-Urritia) The Platform is a 2019 Spanish horror-thriller that saw worldwide release in 2020 on Netflix NFLX. In the end, the wolf that torments them throughout the film is revealed to be the lesser of two evils, and it’s here that Hunter Hunter deviates from traditional survivalist tropes, drifting into the realm of neurotic and nihilistic horror. There’s barely a villain, little ambiguity, and essentially no stakes. Chuck Bowen, Abner Pastoll’s A Good Woman Is Hard to Find as a horror film version of Ken Loach’s Sorry We Missed You. [laughs] These two boys went into her house once, I guess, and she thought they looked at her girls wrong, and she chased them out of the house with her gun. Richard Scott Larson, Lewis Teague’s gallingly underrated adaptation of an equally underrated novel embraces the unwavering, visceral brutality of King’s writing in the late 1970s and early ‘80s. That storied career includes one Academy Award, two Golden Globes, and six Emmys. 1922 informs Stephen King’s pulp feminism with primordial, biblically ugly force. Again, it’s very obedient to the rules and laws set forth by the existing material. But Sorkin learned during the nascent stages of his career that low expectations and a lesser fixation on accolades allow for the most growth and productivity in his chosen industry: “For most people, it’s an honor just to be nominated. As the film industry at large continues to fret over its survival, this festival known for its focus on cutting-edge media art has slotted into its program a number of films conspicuously concerned with our digital lives and people trying to survive in a fractured world. The album finds Cook laying his vocals, overcorrected with jarring pitch shifts, on top of adventurous beats full of diabolical rug-pulls and assaultive hailstorms of synthesizer. I read in the paper just the other day how parents are giving up their food in order to feed their children in this country. © IFFR. Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, a visionary depiction of a near-future dystopia, is almost impossible to imagine as a work of prose fiction. Lyons-Burt, Where Arca’s past efforts sought to express states of dissociation, rendering a consciousness flitting in and out of reality, the songs on Kick I are noticeably present and tuned-in. Though the second film, most commonly known in America as The Road Warrior, is often cited as the masterpiece of the series, the original Mad Max is still the most ferocious and subversive. “She is a seeker of truth, of compassion, and of deep empathy,” explained Adams about Close’s exploration of her characters. That scene during which you ask the Meals on Wheels delivery worker if you can have more food is at once a dent to your character’s pride and a revealing example of a reality that so many Americans are living in. Ballard about George Lucas’s Star Wars in a 1977 piece for Time Out. It’s just a question of whether there are streaming platforms that are amenable to these ideas, open to letting filmmakers present expanded narratives and sequel-ized narratives in a way that’s revisionist and forward-thinking in how we’re digesting narrative in the streaming world. The series has a total of eight films and Warwick Davis, Star Wars fame, plays in six of them. There’s a ripped-from-the-headlines quality to all of this, but the purpose isn’t merely to sensationalize; there are very real, very relevant contemporary anxieties coursing through this story, lending the horror a provocative charge. 4, TroyBoi Crafts a Confident, Worldly Array of Sounds. An image from Selim Mourad’s Agate Mousse. And while Merida’s mother’s transformation into a bear may seem gonzo and random, it’s actually perfectly appropriate: Together, mother and daughter must fight to undo a beast of a burden, one that’s historically, symbolically masculine in nature. The film, based on true events that rocked Holland in 2005, is a welcome reminder that the boundaries between wanting and not wanting are often unclear, that sexual desire’s tacit agreements are generally bound to be misunderstood by systems built on a logic of rationality. 2024 sounds like a great deadline, and I would love to meet it. And she had used it. Despite the main character’s desperation to return to a kind of primal state, the digital, hyper-real landscape of the film feels unintentionally at odds with that quest, that Li’s imagined poetry, the stuff of the modern world, is something that Dou’s character must overcome in order to find something “real.”, An image from Renata Pinheiro’s King Kar. Steven Scaife, Across Hunter Hunter, writer-director Shawn Linden links us empathetically to every member of a family living off the grid, rather than merely favoring Mersault (Devon Sawa) and his determination to remain in the wild. The Sacrament recalls Adolfo Bioy Casares’s 1940 novel The Invention of Morel (and the Emidio Greco’s 1974 film adaptation starring Anna Karina), in which a scientist records what’s meant to be a perfect weekend on a remote island, then projects it three-dimensionally on an infinite loop atop the locations where it unfolded—a vision of what cinema (and home movies) could be if untethered from the screen. Review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes keeps an updated list of the best reviewed horror films of the year. There’s a memorably lonely, unsettling image of a long, gray tunnel that encapsulates Johnny’s straddling of two worlds: the conventional world, and the “dead zone” that he accesses when calling on his new power. Children might not settle for it either, and one shouldn’t encourage them to. This admission chillingly crystallizes the thin line, within the male gaze, between adoration and contempt. Li’s filmmaking is beautifully moody, as in her use of color to show the main character’s soul opening up (weaved into the monochrome frame, beams of purple, red, and blue crawl from the skyline like tendrils), but it’s hard to shake that it’s not only been influenced by the work of Terrence Malick, Federico Fellini, even Abel Ferrara, but that it’s pitching itself to the tastes of festival audiences. 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Most significantly, she addresses the way plants can accept the symptoms caused by light viruses so that by the time the plant is infected with higher viruses it will carry on as normal, working with the pathogen in a sort of collaboration. We’re working really hard to figure out how to pull it off. But when the group realizes that a house down the street still possesses power, Hugh (Hugo Armstrong) and Amir (Alex Manugian), adhering to standard scary-movie convention, go sleuthing. King Car takes her to a make-out point overlooking the city and she dances for it before straddling its roof. Kiernan Shipka, Lucy Boynton, Emma Roberts, Lauren Holly, and James Remar are poignant in their minimalist roles, and writer-director Oz Perkins arranges their characters in a cleverly constructed narrative prism that simultaneously dramatizes violence and its aftermath in an endless chain reaction of perpetual cause and effect. Unless, that is, they had a douchebag older brother in the family who spent most of his childhood speaking in funny accents and hoarding his piggy-bank money to buy his first hot rod. I’ve done so much work to expand the story, and there’s a graphic novel prequel series to the film. The lure of the automobile as a sexual object also seems quaint when you consider that Ridley Scott had Cameron Diaz ride a bonnet in The Counselor, and that David Cronenberg, with Crash, made the definitive statement on the relationship between the cold machine and the warm body without landing as hard as Pinheiro does here into exploitation-leaning themes. That’s a challenge, but you also have the gift of the footage that exists that we captured in 2005 as a companion, guide, and style rubric. Jaime Christley. His earlier work was chilly enough that the Shakespeare-referencing title of 2005’s The Milk of Human Kindness could be read as tongue-in-cheek. “I’m glad I persuaded you when you were a mere child to join this terrible profession, this terrifying profession, and, let’s face it, this delicious way to spend your life. And I think even when we brought the film to Cannes, people were exhausted and angry. Review: Aaron Lee Tasjan Stakes Out a Distinct Identity on Tasjan! My movies have never been particularly audience-friendly, but they’ve aged well with the test of time. Living in Tehran under Ayatollah Khomeini’s reign and during Iran’s long war with Iraq, Shideh (Narges Rashidi) feels the world closing in on her, a suffocation that comes to feel almost tactile through the specificity with which Anvari details her day to day. Mourad’s body is shutting down, as he’s discovered a lump in his testicle and an abscess in his mouth. But he would be a Bernie Sanders supporter, and you’d have to convince him to come over I’m guessing. Cam is also one of the first American films to grapple with the realities of being doxed to family and friends, further demonstrating its primary acumen as a check on the social pulse of a particular strain of U.S. conservatism that continues to think about and patrol sex work, and those who participate in it, in even pre-Reichian terms. On a streaming platform, you don’t have to spend all this marketing money and play the lottery of which weekend you release it. Its finale is the most fully annihilative visualization of the Rapture ever put to screen, a mass death rendered as cathartic release from the hell of existence that, in a parting act of cruelty, leaves the broken, suicidal protagonist alive to bear witness to oblivion. She did tell them that she had her grandson. So that, to me, was what we wanted to do. The film’s singular ambition is to immerse the viewer in the thick of a frenzied drive toward the promise of a lover’s touch and a few more minutes of life. They are, in what amounts to a particularly delicious irony, a “safe space” in which we can explore these otherwise unfathomable facets of our true selves, while yet consoling ourselves with the knowledge that “it’s only a movie.”, At the same time, the genre manages to find fresh and powerful metaphors for where we’re at as a society and how we endure fractious, fearful times. This new world with streaming platforms, you’re not as beholden to the risks of theatrical box office revenue. After a drug dealer, Tito (Andrew Simpson), takes over her house and dramatically oversteps his bounds, Sarah stabs him in the eye with the vibrator, asserting herself for the first time in the film, turning a fake cock against a figurative dick who comes to resemble an extreme version of every asshole who taunts Sarah on a daily basis. Henry is a memorable monster, played by Ciarán Hinds with a bravura mixture of smug entitlement and oily needfulness that’s weirdly and unexpectedly poignant. Men on the moon and men spinning around the Earth, and no attention paid to earthly law and order no more!” One could say this was ripped straight from the headlines, only nowadays one could argue there’s no attention paid to anything, be it outer space or earthly matters, just an endless feeding to audiences who have developed a voracious taste for, as Alex would say, “the [good] old ultra-violence.” Jeremiah Kipp, An imaginative expansion of the brisk Philip K. Dick short story, “We Can Remember It for You Wholesale,” this film about fake memories and a real interplanetary crisis now stands redolent with nostalgia, both for its time, as well as for itself. In this case, Cronenberg softens King’s kink and gore, honing the narrative to entirely reflect the yearning for “normalcy” that hounds Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) as a car accident and prolonged coma transform him from a meek, gawky schoolteacher into a tormented, decidedly Walken-esque eccentric who resembles a rock star and proceeds to alter people’s futures. It’s a prospect that excites more than it daunts Kelly, who spoke to me last week about the arrival of the Southland Tales Cannes cut on Blu-ray and his desire to incorporate new material into the film. Before Sorkin accepted his award at SFFILM Awards Night, I had a chance to sit down with him via Zoom and discuss what a present-day Abbie Hoffman would look like, the relationship between the leftist firebrand and Tom Hayden, Sorkin’s own relationship with Hayden, and Steven Spielberg’s involvement in The Trial of the Chicago 7. In one of the greatest mad-scientist speeches ever delivered by a character in a horror film, Henry explains that his cloned wife (Abbey Lee) is only real to him when he destroys her. Thumbnail: RLJE Films/Everett Collection.) In a vignette where a battle of attrition between warring neighbors is effectively won by someone who owns the biggest, most obnoxious sound system, we see how waves of technology place barriers between people, and how for these well-to-do characters, their joie de vivre is derived from causing drama. Southland Tales was received in a very disruptive, polarizing way at Cannes. Otherwise, Feast follows a cerebral approach that recalls, in addition to Semiotics of the Kitchen, Doria García’s Segunda Vez, a cryptic essay film supposedly driven by the ideas of Argentinian psychoanalyst Oscar Masotta. Each of the film’s seven vignettes drops us into a world that appears to exist in a liminal space between aesthetic modes, and the effect is discombobulating. Just when you’ve grown accustomed to a sound or riff, the floor drops out, shifting to another mode and vibe altogether. Charles Lyons-Burt, A.G. Cook is best known as a producer for Charli XCX, the label head of PC Music, and one of the figures most responsible for ushering in the “hyperpop” moment, which took hold in a major way in 2020. That’s what people do. When the demons appear in the film, and in terrifyingly fleeting glimpses, Perkins understands them to spring from the deepest chasms of human despair. It was made in 2005, completed in 2006, and even a little bit into 2007 in terms of trying to finish the theatrical version of the film. The big bad at the center of John Krasinski’s film is a species of flesh-eating hellion that happens to be blind, and thus its potential prey can successfully evade capture by being silent at all times. How would you introduce Southland Tales to someone who doesn’t know its backstory? Even as Cam gives new meaning to “ghosting” when Alice watches “herself” online, the film’s strengths come from an intimate familiarity with the anxieties that accompany a life predicated on thriving in a gig economy still owned and operated by impenetrable customer service mechanisms and corporate channels of older, sweaty white men. As such, knotty, unlikely philosophical issues are raised, and if there’s any disappointment here, it’s that the film settles into Spielbergian Hollywood clichés about how divided families come back together. If the journey’s half the fun, then these 10 albums are certainly worth the trip. Conversely, the effect of Cars and its infinitely worse sequel, toons about dudes-as-cars not quite coping with their enormous egos and their contentious bromances, is entirely craven in the way it humorlessly, unimaginatively, and uncritically enshrines the sort of capitalist-driven desires Pixar’s youngest target audience is unable to relate to. That’s my version of a sequel. In its close-ups on ordinary objects like shoes and seatbelts, shot with the same carnal expectancy as the food, it reappropriates sexual dynamics for a locked-down culture that sees the same domestic objects day in, day out. Soon after, all that remains of humanity are the passengers of an ultra-equipped, self-sustaining train that suggests Noah’s Arc as a speeding elevated bullet. In other words, desire makes a different kind of sense, one that’s often antithetical to the demands of the law, an argument that the film seems to be slowly making throughout. To be a novelist requires a great deal of patience and commitment. Keith Watson, For those who waited patiently for the first Pixar film to be led by a female protagonist, it’s understandable that Brave might have been a disappointment, arriving after the studio hit its artistic peak, and suffering from a handful of authorship woes. Ryland Walker Knight, Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor is obsessed with tensions between mind and body, and old and new technologies. I was lucky enough to be able to spend time with the Vance family, and everyone had all these amazing stories about Mamaw. You do it for your child. If certain plot points require some fairly significant suspension of disbelief, the film’s vision of a world in which we’re all being manipulated by our cherished products nevertheless rings chillingly true. In the process, he imbues Possessor with a disturbing irony: The film’s violence serves as a kind of relief for its perpetrators, who’re displaced by technological doodads and come to long for tangibility, corporeal terra firma, no matter how perverse. Both films, part of the festival’s Tiger Competition, bask in philosophical and erotic consequences of illness. Cummings doesn’t have Lynch’s formal daring, but he has reinvigorated an oft-told tale with personal, thorny preoccupations. When I was a child I was scared of these movies. This house, with its porous walls and ragged, peeling wallpaper, is eerily symbolic of its new inhabitants’ damaged psyches, their grief and guilt manifesting as ghosts—most chillingly in the form of zombified migrants who died during the perilous crossing to England that opens the film. Not in a stinking world like this! The result is a staggering thing—that rare breed of horror film to invent a gimmick and perfect it all at once. It’s an elusive freak-out in the key of a Val Lewton production, with a lonely western-like atmosphere that reflects the protagonists’ disappointments. In my mind, some of the films that I’ve made would just be one chapter in a much bigger novel in my head. Bowen, When Hideaki Anno ended Neon Genesis Evangelion, his elaborate analogy for his own untreated depression, with a moment of calming, redemptive group therapy, the backlash he received from fans who wanted a cataclysmic climax was overwhelming. There’s an expiration date on all of us, but a lot of us are still in our prime. What were the conversations like with Ron before this scene about how he wanted to portray this? It isn’t only food that forces the characters into submission. Then the neighboring plants will start boosting their immune system so they can be prepared for the disease before surrendering to it. By Blake Bakkila and Marisa LaScala Oct 6, 2020 There’s no sense of benevolent normalcy in Mom and Dad, or of a control state that’s to be eventually restored or at least fought for. Seth Wilson. These films show us utopias, dystopias, distant planets, and our own Earth destroyed. That’s what I’d tell them on a technical level, but on a thematic level, I would tell them it’s a portrait of the aughts, the aftermath of 9/11, and a kaleidoscope of paranoia. This is a legendary film series in this genre that started in the 90s. Anderson’s Best Work, Interview: Colman Domingo on Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Euphoria, & More. The premise also has an inviting bluntness: A few years into the future, global warming slips out of control, and humankind inadvertently initiates an ice age in its attempt to correct it. I think, I hope, I pray that we keep telling these stories, that people realize that it’s about what unites us as human beings, not what separates us through politics. And as much as I love the theatrical experience—and if I do get to finish my two big Southland Tales movies, I would love for them to play in theaters at some point if possible. Walken’s playing a classic Cronenberg protagonist: a gifted, temporarily empowered man who’s altered in a fashion that allows him to wrestle, tragically, with the differences between his internal and external selves. What’s it going to look like? A new menace cunningly conjoins Mersault’s and Anne’s worst fears: of the invasion of the private woods by outsiders and of Mersault’s manly pride as an inadvertent agent of death, respectively. He’s never far removed from tinkering or overhauling one of the three movies he directed in the first decade of the 2000s—Donnie Darko, Southland Tales, and The Box—each of which faced some struggle or interference in making the leap from script to screen. The album rewards this type of reference-spotting, and it’s a treat to listen to the way such a masterful musician mines his own record collection for inspiration. Complementing Jane’s portrait of coiled wrath, Molly Parker physicalizes the fear that informs every minute wrinkle of Arlette’s relationship with her husband, which the character attempts to paper over with bravado, inadvertently sealing her doom. We see him lying on a hospital bed, being told that he needs to lose one testicle in order to save the other, trading necrosis for prosthesis. Then there’s Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker, which transfigures Arkady and Boris Strugatsky’s briskly paced novella Roadside Picnic into a slow, mesmerizing journey into an uncanny space. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. And to put that on film without people saying, “Oh it’s a caricature,” or “You’re going overboard,” I really think that we did a very good job in telling the Vance family’s story, and they’re moved and proud of it. Southland Tales is a prequel and a sequel sort of all baked together in a dual timeline narrative. We’re spotlighting our favorite movies currently streaming on Hulu. The winning team of LUST STORIES unite to tell some spine - chilling tales. So that was always our intent. Mad Max also has a distinctly Australian masculine tension that’s reminiscent of other outback-set classics such as Wake in Fright, as it’s concerned with the pronounced sexual repression and frustration of a predominantly male population that’s all dressed up in tight leather with little to do apart from mounting their bikes and revving up their big noisy engines. Many people don’t realize that he was referring to the 1968 Democratic Party Convention. I think I’ll try to do both. At the center of Renata Pinheiro’s sci-fi film, a kind of riff on Stephen King’s Christine, is a young street urchin, Uno (Luciano Pedro Jr.), who can communicate with cars. The go-to source for horror movie and TV news: film trailers, scary movie reviews, and the bloodiest stories in horror (and supernatural) fandom. But the album retains a sense of mystery in its polar energies, intentional excesses, and violations that make you want to keep sifting through it. That’s part of the challenge of doing a project like this: You have to build a time machine and travel back into the past. On the occasion of Soul’s release, join us in revisiting the Pixar canon, ranked from worst to best. From The West Wing to The Social Network, Moneyball, and Steve Jobs, Sorkin is no stranger to dissecting the politics of corporate competition and depicting fortuitous moments in American economic history. Chicago Seven defendant Rennie Davis required a stretcher after he was struck in the head with a billy club.

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