Call Me By Your Name: A Power Struggle for “Love My Way” Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Love my way, it's a new road.
It Follows: Silent, Encroaching, Invisible Terror Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Horror films reflect the terrors within society. In this post, through analysis of just one scene, we will show you how the simple premise of It Follows highlights the encroaching, silent terror that affects women on a daily basis.
Fire Walk With Me: Through the Darkness of Future Past Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment This is a formica table.
Napoleon Dynamite: Forever Young is Overrated Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment I caught you a delicious bass.
Perfect Preludes: The Sopranos Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Woke up this morning, got yourself a gun.
Perfect Pilots: Spaced Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Do you want a cup of tea? Ooh, no thanks. Twelve's my limit.
Perfect Soundtracks Whatever: Grosse Pointe Blank Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment This is me breathing.
Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, or the not-so-subtle art of not giving a fuck. Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond, or the not-so-subtle art of not giving a fuck.
An Ode to Zanzibar: the return of Inside No. 9. Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment An Ode to Zanzibar: a poetical review of the triumphant return of Inside No. 9.
A Clockwork Orange: Ultra-Violent Self-Censorship Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment It’s funny how the colours of the like real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.
The Shining: Kubrick Transforms King’s Novel into a Uncanny Narrative of American Colonialism Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment "The tradition of all the dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living."
Mulholland Drive: Destructive Worlds of Fantasy and Reality on the Winding Roads of Lynch Angeles Featured Ryan Molyneux1 Comment Silencio.
Lost Highway: Suppression of Reality in Lynch Angeles Featured Ryan Molyneux2 Comments Dick Laurent is dead.
Twin Peaks: Dual Worlds of Dreams and Reality in Lynchtown Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment Because that's what you do in a town where a yellow light still means slow down and not speed up.
Blue Velvet: Twin Worlds of Desire Within the American Idyll of Lynchtown Featured Ryan Molyneux2 Comments And now it's dark...
Moonrise Kingdom: Cultural Tools of Escapism Enabling a Storm of Youthful Rebellion Featured Ryan MolyneuxLeave a comment What kind of bird are you?