Hacking Cinema
Christine Gerardireverse engineering the movies
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Obsession (minus interest), The Invite (to an expensive apartment), Maddie’s Secret (experiment in tech resistance)
Obsession dir. Curry Barker
Maybe some of my readers can verify my perception that there’s been an uptick in young people describing relationships in terms of obsession. The phrase “I want a boyfriend/girlfriend/partner who’s obsessed w...
Backrooms and the Horrors of the Built Environment
My pretend English major journey of this year recently brought me to a close reading of Charles Dickens’ novel Hard Times. It’s not one of his headliner works by any stretch, but I was interested by the potential parallels to our current si...
American Film at Mid-Century
Many of my friends in Los Angeles went to the same midwestern Catholic university that I did. One of that institution’s better features was the heavy emphasis on seminars in its core curriculum. We all got used to sitting in a circle and di...
Night of the Living Dead (1968) and the Process of Cinema
I was raised by Netflix. Not the streaming service, the red envelopes that came in the mail. Teenager Christine had a very strict routine. To get the most out of my two discs per week, I watched each movie two nights in a row, the second ni...
Hamnet (2025)
I am an enthusiastic Letterboxd user, but I worry that instant exposure to a flood of half-baked opinions harms my ability to analyze a film clearly. Lately I’ve been finding myself responding to a general perception of the film gleaned fro...
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