Interoperability Won’t Save Us. But It Might Help.
Cory Doctorow's pro-interoperability treatise is a welcome salvo in the battle for the internet, but its reach exceeds its grasp by Kurt Schiller The Internet Con: How To Seize The Means Of Computation is a short, sharp strike from the
DIY Art-Punk Video Tape Transgression
The Ugly, Inspiring Shot-On-Video Horror of Charles Pinion by Josh Lewis One of the major drivers of the undying affection for low-budget and independent genre/exploitation cinema is its historical value as a space for artists on the margins of
The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
The Spectacle of carnage in Game of Thrones and Shin Godzilla by Sean T. Collins Spectacle is the language through which art communicates when the vocabulary of the everyday fails us. Fantastic fiction, an inherent trafficker in the unreal, says as much
REVIEW: Suitable Flesh Pays Demonic Tribute to a Grandmaster of Goop
Joe Lynch channels the late, great Stuart Gordon for a bout of Lovecraftian psychosexual horror by Cian Tsang It’s felt for a while now as if there’s been a blight metastasizing through the horror genre, threatening to destroy so much
Dream Demon: Between Fantasy and Nightmare
Harley Cokeliss's 1988 horror-fantasia straddles the line between art and exploitation, with profound results by Cian Tsang When Spencer, Pablo Larraín’s opulent imagining of the existential crisis of Princess Diana, floated onto the big screen back in 2021, much of the