The Many Faces of Peter Stormare
Dive into the prolific and iconic career of character actor Peter Stormare.
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The Trouble With Memory and Control in The Works of Alex Garland
In examining his filmography, there is no denying Alex Garland's fixation on the illusion of control, as well as the many faces and dimensions of control.
Sweet As Pie: Sink Your Teeth Into ‘Twin Peaks’
From parodying melodrama to introducing us to strange alternate dimensions, the wild world of 'Twin Peaks' will keep you pressing play.
‘Hannibal’ Is A Perfect Combination of Horror, Erotic Thriller, and Crime Drama
You won't want to look away from exquisite corpses in 'Hannibal.'
Woman as Alien in Dorothy Arzner’s ‘Christopher Strong’
In a single shot with a single dress, Dorothy Arzner is able to capture the tone of gender tensions of the 1930s.
We’re Already Excited About Karyn Kusama’s ‘Dracula’
Karyn Kusama's films are complex, divisive, and beautiful which means she'll bring a fresh, new perspective on the well-known tale.
An Apple a Day Does Not Keep the Creepy Men Away in ‘Revenge’
Much of the movie's shocking and gorgeous imagery is centered around the protagonist's body, but one of its most haunting shots involves a green apple and a single, creeping ant.
The Dread Lurking In The Shadows Of ‘The Strangers’
In just one shot, the horror of 'The Strangers' becomes apparent, its apprehensive and stomach-knotting tone is set, and hopelessness creeps in.
Recognizing the Predatory Gaze in ‘Mandy’
A single shot is Panos Cosmatos' 'Mandy' tells us everything we need to know about how the film's men view women.
The Scariest Scene in ‘Hereditary’ Is Its Simplest
The most upsetting moment shows the face of a traumatized boy as he listens to the screams of his mother.
