Devon Green

Devon Green

Here for watching movies.

Favorite films

  • Videodrome
  • Hail Mary
  • Rise and Fall of a Small Film Company
  • Marineland Carnival: The Munsters Visit Marineland

Recent activity

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  • Comic Book Confidential

  • The Fiancés

  • A Human Condition

  • Ballad of a Soldier

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  • Love & Pop

    Love & Pop

    ★★★★½

    It's just nice to see yourself on screen sometimes (stinky man spitting all over the ground, fixated on what everyone in the video store is thinking about him and dripping with sweat)

  • Frozen

    Frozen

    What if Gerry was cold/not slow cinema?

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  • Diary of a Mad Housewife

    Diary of a Mad Housewife

    ★★★★★

    Miserabilist masterpiece about a New York housewife caught between two awful men and nightmarishly sophisticated, spoiled children. Acid tongued dialogue, amazing characterization. Intelligent black comedy seems to be the genre best suited for Perry's showy style and tendency to double down on any given tone of a scene, which isnt to say this is more restrained than his other work, though it is perhaps tighter. This one also has hands down the best ineffectual husband character ever committed to film, and Carrie Snodgress in the title role is amazing. My favorite Perry film so far, just a hair above Last Summer.

  • Scanners

    Scanners

    ★★★★½

    In many ways the most straight forward of Cronenbergs early genre cerebral/visceral conflations, Scanners is also deceptively layered, inviting a myriad readings to a seemingly straight forward story (by Cronenberg standards anyways). If The Brood is about the anxieties of love and the domestic family unit (E.G. divorce) then Scanners is about the torments of friendship and our public lives, the elusivness of connection and the nightmare of what it means to be fully known. Since it's Cronenberg it is…