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[FEATURED] GIFTED & BLACK: LEARN, READ, WATCH, AND LISTEN TO BLACK VOICES – A MASTERLIST
A masterlist of important films, podcasts, books and more that you should and could watch.
PSA: BLACK LIVES MATTER.
BLACK LIVES MATTER.
[SHORT FILM REVIEW] ‘THORNS’ LEAVES YOU VULNERABLE
THORNS carries a vulnerability to it that people can exercise brilliantly or stumble with, and for THORNS, it exceeds with its the landing and nails it.
[REVIEW] THE LAST DRIVE-IN WITH JOE BOB BRIGGS SEASON 2, WEEK 1 — CHOPPING MALL AND BLOOD SUCKING FREAKS
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs returns to Shudder for its second season, premiering with two cult classics that vary in quality.
[GIVEAWAY] WIN A BLU-RAY OF ‘THE INVISIBLE MAN’
DIS/MEMBER is giving away (1) BLU-RAY of Leigh Whannell’s psychological thriller, THE INVISIBLE MAN.
[REVIEW] A TIME BEFORE QUARANTINES: HIDE OUT WITH THE SURREAL, CAMPY FILMS OF CAN EVRENOL
Can Evrenol’s weird, campy gorefests are the distraction we need right now. Hide from the pandemic with films evocative of the atmospheric fun of the 90s.
[REVIEW] ‘BUTT BOY’: A CHEEKY FILM THAT SPREADS ITSELF TOO WIDE
Butt Boy follows anal retentive Chip who lacks enjoyment in his every day life. After receiving a routine prostate exam a desire in him awakens.
[ZINE] MONSTROUS FEMALE FEAR : THE POWER OF SADY BOYLE’S ‘DEAD BLONDES’ AND DAVID CRONENBERG’S ‘RABID’
While the roots of many of the fearful creatures Sady Doyle describes in her book are ancient, the stories of murder by exorcism, etc. are often very recent. It was with this last point in mind that I revisited one of my favorite films, David Cronenberg’s 1977 film Rabid.
[ZINE] THE IDENTITY CRISES OF THE WOMEN WITHIN KARYN KUSAMA’S ‘THE INVITATION’
The Invitation is nearly perfect to me, but it has always left me craving more in terms of its treatment of the five fascinating women it gives us.
[WATCH PARTY] JOIN DIS/MEMBER FOR A QUARANTINE WATCH PARTY OF ‘HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL’ (1959)
DIS/MEMBER PRESENTS: HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1959) JOIN DIS/MEMBER’S JUSTIN PARTRIDGE & INSHA FITZPATRICK AS THEY HOST A NEW WATCH PARTY ON TWITCH.