I Love Everything Bad About Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”
Film

I Love Everything Bad About Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”

I love fan fiction. While I never wrote it as a confused teen (No, I’m not covering up a secret, long-dormant account on Fanfiction.net. I’ve never been good at fiction), I love it nonetheless. Fan fiction is an art form born out of obsession, raging hormones, and pent-up wayward desire projected through favorite fictional characters … Continue reading

We’re Going to Heaven: Lefty Korine’s “CARROTS”
Mincing Movies

We’re Going to Heaven: Lefty Korine’s “CARROTS”

The 60’s and 70’s currently hold the number one spot for filmmaking in my opinion. The films of these years brought you into the hazy dreamworlds of directors like Karel Kachyňa, Ken Russell, and Robert Fuest. It was almost like all of these filmmakers took some acid and sneezed glitter and fever-dream-injected characters all over … Continue reading

A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place: “The Testament of Ann Lee” Made Me Believe
Film

A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place: “The Testament of Ann Lee” Made Me Believe

The Testament of Ann Lee is the only movie I can recall watching in the theater recently without someone barking out a disruptive, ironic laugh. And before any anti-laughers scoff in humorless scorn at those who can’t understand cinema without the distancing mechanism of camp, that chuckler is usually me. Yet, the lack of chortling … Continue reading

Royalty Loves an Occasional Roll in the Gutter: The Glorious Camp Excess of Sequinette Jaynesfield’s Films
Film

Royalty Loves an Occasional Roll in the Gutter: The Glorious Camp Excess of Sequinette Jaynesfield’s Films

The porch goose, or as I mistakenly called it before googling for this article, lawn duck, is the unsung hero of lawn ornament kitsch. Sure, everyone loves a pink flamingo, which proclaims its bad taste proudly with that gaudy, garish pink rammed into a browning lawn at an awkward angle. That’s not even taking into … Continue reading