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  • Cure
  • Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time
  • An Elephant Sitting Still
  • Mad Max: Fury Road

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  • Dredd

    ★★½

  • Passages

    ★★★★

  • The Godfather: Part II

    ★★★★★

  • Blue Velvet

    ★★★½

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  • Blue Velvet

    Blue Velvet

    ★★★½

    I’d love an interactive tour of Dorothy Vallen’s apartment; knowing Lynch, every set piece is intentional. I love that the entryway of her apartment has a corner where it takes a second to see who’s at the door. Jeffrey pissing while muttering “Heineken”. The dark gothic horror of suburbia; a shattering of innocence. the ending wraps too neatly but this is earlier Lynch where he hasn’t fully committed to the bit.

  • Bottoms

    Bottoms

    ★★★½

    Too non sensical but the physical comedy and power fantasy was hilarious

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  • Colossal

    Colossal

    Have you ever witnessed or experienced racial misappropriation? A sensation that your exotic nature as a foreigner to a white person is seen as an opportunity to "add value" to their idea of craft?

    Well, if you haven't and are looking, seek no further than Colossal. A film that initially demanded my respect for its incredibly low budget and mashing up of the Kaiju genre with depictions of battling personal demons.

    The central character, Gloria is a seemingly well-off New…

  • The Babadook

    The Babadook

    ★★★★

    I certainly will never show my mother this film.

    The Babadook is startlingly effective as a rather conventional horror film that veers into psychologically manipulative territory. By weaving in various themes of grief, alienation and motherhood, it uses these building blocks to make the horror more subversive and unsettling rather than exploiting shock value. To its credit as well, the reveal of the so-called "Babadook" is restrained and aptly relies on the viewer's imagination to elevate the terror.