“We’re entering savage new times” 

David Cronenberg’s Videodrome is one of the most creative, genius films I have ever had the pleasure of rewatching and connecting with. I discovered this film on a random day about 3 years ago- not knowing anything about Cronenberg or the body horror genre in general (you can check my original review of it on my profile).

In summary, I truly had no idea what the hell I had just watched at the time, I…

Kids like Henry need a hero, courageous self sacrificing people, setting examples for all of us

Have you ever rewatched a film from your youth and it just hasn’t hit the same? Like you go into it hoping it will recapture that feeling you had when you were younger, but it just doesn’t. Some examples I can think of are Real Steel, Charlie and the chocolate factory, Cars. All solid movies in their own rights but you just rewatch them…

What a shame.

It sucks that I adored the acting and style of this film. Damn it looks good, and at times is extremely nice and charming. Almost in the same reign of Paris, Texas in that regard. The music is also beautiful and adds to this. Also a lovely scene in the bowling alley that felt very dreamy. Not to mention- the acting is fantastic. Everyone in this is fantastic. The first 30 minutes was genuinely funny and I…

A new comfort movie.

Damn this is perfect, loved it even more on a rewatch (technically a first watch since first time I watched the directors cut which is surprisingly very different). 

For starters, that soundtrack is beautiful, as you would expect from a film about 70’s rock ‘n’ roll. Joni Mitchell, Zeppelin, Sabbath, Yes. All my favs are here. Cameron Crowe has the greatest taste in music, so cool. 

Wrote it in my original review but the characters in…

A solid end to a legendary franchise.

So much to love here, if you enjoy the franchise of Mission Impossible you will enjoy this. Pure fan service for the whole first hour, perhaps too much reminiscing of past movies but I’m not complaining at all, always cool to see a franchise bathe in its own light . I can see why people don’t love it, considering the whole first hour is basically the characters saying “I when this happened”…

Truly unbelievable.

Darren Aronofsky captured greatness on Requiem For A Dream. A dark picture on the potential effects of drugs not just in an addiction form, but a financial, relationship and physical form. Every character having a different connection to the dark underbelly of addiction. 4 deeply horrifying stories.

Requiem for a dreams film making is what makes me so obsessed with it for starters. Obviously a tragic tale but the cinematography and visual style is truly something to behold.…