This is probably the most culturally relevant thing I’ve seen as of recently, and it hit very close to home. Having grown up post-internet a lot of the sweet little boys that I called my friends when I was younger have fallen so far down the alt-right, red pill pipeline that it’s hard to believe that just yesterday we were playing on the school yard together collectively knowing nothing about life, but living it to the fullest anyhow.
This mini…
Posh southern British children play pretend colonialism, truly patriotic.
Dunno how I haven’t reviewed this until now but anyway; David Lynch is a fantastic artist with a signature Midus touch for the surreal look and feel that is apparent in every piece of media that holds its conception in his twisted mind. As much as I admire this film and absolutely adore specific elements, themes and moments; it severely lacks in the characterisation aspect of things. In comparison to Lynch’s later work such as ‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With…
