Hooptober 9th: Symphony of Fright | Film 2/30
We can already say that this is by far the most relatable movie about a thesis that we could ask for, right?
For what's the journey of a thesis, but one that takes so many turns and paths to end up somewhere related, unreleated, or one that makes you a victim of it.
This is one that is watched better if you know nothing about it. It has some problems with its…
Hooptober 9th: Symphony of Fright | Film 1/30
The discourse which unfolds further than its description is something to be surprised about, I think this could be one those first Latin American movies which actually faced today's Church issues upfront.
Alucarda, as the lead character, serves as our chaotic figure that puts the rest of characters inside-out, revealing that maybe they're far dangerous than Alucarda herself. There's also the religion vs. science, discourse which I'm afraid it was not nicely…
Hoop-Tober III: Monsters, Gore and many Ghosts | Film #2
The Summer Of Directors Challenge: #70 Tobe Hooper
This is a masterpiece.
I wasn't even close to the half of it when I knew that this was one work of well done art.
The direction is greatly done, it follows a perfect sequence and takes us to the points that matter, also providing lingering moments when focusing on details.
The lead characters are fascinating in their own. Leatherface is the…
My entire thought during this movie was “This would have been glorious if it wasn’t animated”, I really think so.
This tells the story of an orphan who was born with a spirit shaped for dancing, so once she notices a postcard from her best friend with a picture of the dance school, she decides to become into a professional ballerina.
The characters weren’t the big thing, to be honest, none of the main were my favorite, maybe because they…
