Objectification and Male Rage in “IRRÉVERSIBLE”
Gaspar Noé's film is an absolute must-watch for those looking to explore New French Extremity.
Shame and Trauma Bonding in “Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer”
This week, we take a dark turn into the grimy underworld of John McNaughton's tough-to-watch classic.
The Manifestations of Trauma in “MARTYRS”
There is nothing enjoyable or fun about the events unfolding on-screen in MARTYRS. It is not a romp, but an ordeal, a protracted exploration of trauma and guilt. It is gutting, and it is absolutely brilliant.
“I Spit on Your Grave” And the Illusion of Justice
Exploring Meir Zarchi's controversial 1978 Rape-Revenge classic from a female perspective.
“The House That Jack Built” Is An Act Of Self-Flagellation
In our latest examination of extreme horror films from a female perspective, we take a look at how Lars Von Trier's controversial serial killer pic reflects his own flaws as a man and artist.
