Spring break forever!
Spring Breakers is such a unique film to me hearing about it when it came out. All the talk amongst the boys at my school about the film was about how Selena Gomez broke bad and was wearing scandalous clothing in the film. Of course I didn’t get to see it; I wasn’t of age and I’m glad I didn’t cause I think I might have had a tainted perspective on the film. But coming into this…
“Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy”
-Ishiro Honda
Shin is the most human Godzilla ever made. Even the “monster” is in pain, just as much as the humans are. This devastation throughout Shin is so powerful maybe almost overwhelming. We are forced into homes, shopping centers, apartment buildings as we see the destruction of Godzilla. In Shin the creature is not a intentionally…
“It’s a terrifier Christmas”
This film is without a doubt one of the greatest Christmas horror films. Terrifier 3 even had homages to some of my other favorite Christmas horror films like Black Christmas (1974). As well as continuing the trend of the Terrifier franchise of including horror legends in small cameos like Clint Howard who infamously played the ice cream man and legendary makeup artist/director Tom Savini. The Terrifier franchise has always felt like a love letter to classic…
“So he sells bioweapons, and the government bombs his WEDDING?“
Fun and silly action/“horror” film with some pretty good animation. Suprisingly the Resident Evil franchise started off as an interpretation of a game and tie in film called Sweet Home. Sweet Home(1989) was directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa who is considered one of the greatest horror directors of all time. I love the entire franchise besides the live action films; so even though this film does a lot of things wrong…
“Yet i am by nature a boy, not a girl”
A film that truly surpasses the medium. Its intense design, colors, and set pieces are unlike any other and the performances that Leslie Cheung and Fengyi Zhang are unbeatable. The film makes you fall in love with the old art of China and lets your mourn its loss by the Japanese invasion and the eventual rise of Mao Zedong. These two men are bound by fate, much like the play…
