'The Sweet East' Review: An Odd Indie Road Movie Worth Watching
Movie review: A high school senior traverses an American tableau in this indie film featuring Jacob Elordi and Ayo Edebiri.
Source: observer.com
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Bottoms review — a disappointingly ham-fisted high-school movie
This queer school comedy is one of the least effective entries of the genre
Source: thetimes.co.uk
Co-Founder of The Cure Literally Wrote The Book on Goth History
We spoke with Lol Tolhurst about how his upbringing shaped The Cure, the texts and films that inspired the goth subculture, and more.
Source: dreadcentral.com
AFF review: On the Go
Silly, profound, vulgar and mysterious, 'On the Go' is alive with the contradictions and chaos of a cruel and beautiful world.
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Source: indaily.com.au
Stranger Suggests: Once Within a Time, Angel Olsen, Seattle Restaurant Week, Collide-O-Scope's Halloween Extravaganza, Unstreamable: Nowhere
One really great thing to do every day of the week.
Source: thestranger.com
"You're a Freak, Too": Gregg Araki, in Conversation with Richard Linklater
"You're corrupting another generation, just so you know," Richard Linklater tells Gregg Araki, whose cult films are enjoying a renaissance.
Source: interviewmagazine.com
Adolescence in the Middle of Gregg Araki's 'Nowhere'
Who hasnt been Nowheres Dark at some point in early life, bored and still uncovering the mysteries of their bodies and dreams, terrified by norms and morals?
Source: popmatters.com
Gregg Araki's 'Kaboom' Is a Rambunctious Ride
The pretty college kids in Kaboom seek a future theyre unlikely to find, but the journey is provocative and weirdly enchanting.
Source: popmatters.com
WATCH: Queer '90s classic 'Nowhere' is back with a new unrated cut, sexier and stranger than ever
Gregg Arakis apocalyptic ode to teen soaps of the 90s is quintessential queer cinema.
Source: queerty.com