Hooptober 6.0 - Movie #48
As an aging goth, my wardrobe drifts closer to Delia Deetz with each passing year. Catherine O’Hara is a goddess, and I won't hear a word against her.
I vow here and now, in front of whoever stumbles across this review, that I'm will into that aesthetic. If you see me on the street, I will probably have an opera glove tied around my head like a goddamn queen.
Hooptober 6.0 - Movie #51
Woman-Directed Films - #5/2
So goth. So queer. This needs to be a cult classic. I want to watch this at midnight at the Music Box. I want to dress up, pop in some fangs, and throw roses at the screen.
Was this a good movie? No. But was it a competently acted low-budget film? Well, also no. It felt a bit like watching other people larp. But it had a lot of big ideas,…
If I wanted to watch a bunch of white men wring their hands while committing mass murder, I would turn on C-Span
I have met many delightful heterosexuals. None of them appeared in this movie.
Shout out to the only reason anyone watches this movie- famed heterosexual Natasha Lyonne.
