Auteurist Class
Peter SobczynskiMy personal Substack. Movie reviews, terrible jokes and occasional arcane T-Swift references. The usual nonsense, just a new location
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Memories
Set in 15th-century England, the folk horror saga The Dreadful stars Sophie Turner as Anne, a young woman living in a remote seaside area with her mother-in-law, Morwen (Marcia Gay Harden) while awaiting the return of her husband (and Morwe...
The Good, The Bad, The Weird
With such recent works as Please Baby Please and Give Me Pity!, writer-director Amanda Kramer has been creating singular works of often bizarre and occasionally transgressive cinema—the kind of films that would be favorites on the midnight ...
Love And Anger or Moor Than This
Over the decades, there have been any number of adaptations of Emily Bronte’s Gothic masterpiece Wuthering Heights that start way back in 1920 with an evidently-lost silent version and which encompass everything from the legendary 1939 vers...
Ghoul, So Confusing
For over a century now, there has been a steady flow of films that have either been directly adapted from or “inspired” by Bram Stoker’s classic vampire tale Dracula and it doesn’t appear as if the deluge will be subsiding anytime soon. In ...
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Peter Sobczynski is a film critic based in Chicago whose reviews can be found at RogerEbert.com, TheSpool.net and the Movie Madness podcast on the Now Playing Network. He is an enthusiast of De Palma, Milla J and T Swift.
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