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Dracula 3000 2004
As a historical phenomenon, 'Dracula 3000' boggles the mind.
On one end of a timeline (1890s), you have Bram Stoker sitting down to pen a classic piece of Gothic literature and establish the definitive characterization of vampirism.
On the other end of this timeline (2004), you have Coolio performing the role of 187, a cargo bay specialist turned bloodsucker who, in one unforgettable scene, describes a masturbation fantasy involving Erika Eleniak's "bazonkas" and "snow white ass." You also have deadfaced…
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Nope 2022
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
To my knowledge, Nope is the first movie to present the UFO as a living creature. More importantly, it offers the UFO as a mirror for an increasingly solipsistic society, where magic and wonder are stripped away by an unchecked desire for technological mediation and its capitalistic rewards.
Similar to Jaws, where the shark becomes a scapegoat for the town's economic anxieties, the UFO becomes an object of desire for each character's individual psyche. Largely, these desires relate to matters…
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The Psychedelic Priest 2001
A pretty charming film, given its production background: no shooting script, filmed with a 3 person crew, an improvised child birth scene featuring real-life hippies (wow!). A no-budget Easy Rider, there is a beating heart somewhere beneath the scratchy celluloid.
I enjoyed this movie and I think fans of William Grefe and low budget cinema will enioy it, too. Not as good as Death Curse of Tartu, but what is?
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