This will function as both as a review of the great film Saint Drogo and a polemic against an often straight, cis-enforced marketability for queer art. When queer art is forced to perform queerness instead of simply being queer, then it runs the risk of performing the gaze, narrow representation, and simplification of queer life and priorities. Why do I […]
Pirie Martin’s Psychosis is an interesting debut feature that is shot in black and white, featuring a haunting narration that brings viewers inside the main character’s mind. We are taken on a drug-fueled ride into the seedy underbelly of a world full of crime and hypnotism. There’s an interesting story with visuals to match here that, unfortunately, does get lost […]
Evan Marlowe’s Abruptio is a one-of-a-kind and truly weird film. I say this as an endearing description because it is something that needs to be experienced. After reading the plot summary I thought I had a good idea of what to expect, but after being repeatedly thrown for a loop with the plot taking weird turns, I was left stunned […]