
Four Frames: Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001)
David Lynch’s films have always existed in their own Red Room, somewhere between surreal reality and unbridled nightmare. The chorus…
David Lynch’s films have always existed in their own Red Room, somewhere between surreal reality and unbridled nightmare. The chorus…
Music, like dreams, can linger in your head in bits and pieces. A snatch of a driving riff from here,…
In his best films, John Carpenter straddles the fuzzy line between auteur and genre craftsman. This tendency is on full…
Drunken Angel (Yoidore tenshi, 1948) paints a gloomy portrait of post-war Tokyo, a city in ruins where crime, corruption and…