If Kodak shuts down it would be a disaster for the film industry. No more Nolan IMAX 70MM movies, PT Anderson film prints. It would become extinct.

For the night crowd (the perverts).

I am super in the tank for Alien Earth, holy shit. Very serious Hideaki Anno vibes.

I’ll say this, I mostly liked Sweet Revenge. It looked cheap but in a way I found inviting and not off putting. I’m sure as actual idiots claw through the events of the film the discourse will become unbearable. That all said, naming a herald character Harold? COME ON.

I feel dumb because the bullshit Star Trek is pulling this week is working on me.

We are so cooked. reuters.com/investigates/s…

Losing the creators of their biggest hit ever because they wanted to do a theatrical film should the biggest sign at Netflix that maybe it’s time to explore larger theatrical releases

After watching a raft of Neon24 slop that uses grief as the pretext for the average exploitative spooks imagine my surprise and delight to watch Crossword, a film interested in the heavy burden of grief and grief’s marriage to guilt. Like getting hit with a mace. Recommended.

Congratulations to Sophy Romvari , who just one the First feature film award at Locarno!! And who (like so many artists at the ceremony) used her voice to speak out about the genocide happening in Gaza!

BLUE HERON just won the First Feature Award at Locarno indiewire.com/criticism/movi…

Is Tori Welles an outlaw biker or Mary Poppins? We may never know.

Collateral (2004)

Corruption is unapologetic and opaque in its dream language. Each scene ratchets the horror and is one of the rare films where calling it Lynchian doesn't seem like a misnomer.

Same energy

We make fun of “holding space” (as we should) but the most sinister part of this is “at capacity.” I hate how selfishness has been rebranded as self care. BE A HUMAN. WE NEED EACH OTHER!!!

This is gonna get zero traction for me but I’d curious if someone has thoughts on this.