Tetsuo: The Iron Man: Queer Desire and the Cyberpunk Closet
Japanese cyberpunk film Tetsuo: The Iron Man provides both beauty and horror in the face of bodily transformation and sexual awakening.
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Japanese cyberpunk film Tetsuo: The Iron Man provides both beauty and horror in the face of bodily transformation and sexual awakening.
Synopsis: Fear Street: Part Two 1978 sees the counselors and campers at Camp Nightwing stalked by a counselor possessed with the spirit of a vengeful witch. If sisters Ziggy and Cindy can’t stop the carnage, they may be next to fall victim to a vengeful specter. I had initially assumed that each film in the Fear Street series would be somewhat self-contained. But I was pleased to learn that the first installment runs directly into the second and Fear Street: 1978 starts in the 1994 timeline. We see the surviving cast members picking up precisely where we left them at the end...