I wish more horror films were like John Carpenter's The Thing. It's been said a million times before, but the terror of The Thing does not lie in its gore, jump scares, or soundtrack (which I might add is subtle and greatly effective here). Its terror lies in its story, its characters, and their interactions. Human interaction. What could be more terrifying? After all, we know there are no such things as shapeshifting monsters that can assume the form of…

So I want to write a little about this in the hopes that you will take 25 minutes and watch it. It's a visual album for my favorite band The Lumineers, and it's also a great work of visual art. This film is about a woman's whole life. It captures the moments of joy, pain, sorrow, regret, and freedom. As Cleopatra drives the taxi, she is taken back to all the times in her life, through dreams, through memories sparked…