Richard Beck's HOMELAND
Notes [oldest to newest]
1. Deaths from the war on terror
2.
MARTIN (1977)
You could think of this as a meta-update of vampire cinema,
YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING (2026) ★
On the one hand, this is a film very much of the
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Barbara Duden's THE WOMAN BENEATH THE SKIN
Notes [oldest to newest]
1. George Duby's "total sphere
THE CRAFT (1996) ★
This review may contain spoilers.
Film where adolescent girls get power, yay
THEY WILL KILL YOU (2026)
Sets out looking like trashy fun, but the gears don't
SAINT MAUD (2019) ★
Saint Maud carries itself with an air of (faux-?) sophistication, trafficking in
LET'S GET LOST (1988) ★
I've said it before and I'll say it
MAXXXINE (2024)
West's Maxine trilogy feels like it was always pointed toward
Quinn Slobodian & Ben Tarnoff's MUSKISM
Notes [oldest to newest]
1. Musk and government
2. "Techno-sovereignty&