*TLDI Season 7 Film Roulette*
Week 5
Outside Providence is a solid coming-of-age film that has some humor but mainly relies on its more serious moments. While it has its share of funny scenes, what really resonated with me was the dynamic between the lead character and his father. Their relationship felt authentic and emotional, and I could relate to it on a personal level, which gave the film a deeper, more meaningful impact.
The cast is strong, and the…
Female Perversions is an intriguing film that tackles complex themes, though I’ll admit I didn’t fully grasp everything it had to say mainly because, as a man, I can never truly understand the female experience. That said, I did manage to pick up on some of its core concepts. The movie is a very feminist work that delves deeply into the pressures and expectations placed on women, particularly successful ones.
Throughout the film, we witness both internal and external struggles…
*Theatrical Screening*
I am so glad a movie like this can be made in 2019 and be released wide among the summer blockbusters. It might not be the most realistic or believable story. Fuck it though. I love movies like this. Its a throwback to the killer animal movies of the past. The CGI was really good and had some practicals. Its actually very suspenseful. Most awesome is the atmosphere and setting. I really loved the Hurricane setting.
On a side note I hear Aja is in talks to reboot Elm Street. I say let him do it.
I know a lot of people don't like this one but I always have. Its different but it's also dark and scary. I'd say this is the darkest Freddy ever was. He's not on screen a ton but when he is man is he effective.
