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Essays & Reviews

Craven Family Values

By Ben GabrielSeptember 8, 2015
Wes Craven gentrified the exploitation genre, but by the end of his career he was priced out himself
Essays & Reviews

Paths to Gory

By Michael ThomsenJune 16, 2015
Human Centipede 3 is interpretive chum as catharsis
Essays & Reviews

Teenage Screams

By Sophia NguyenFebruary 16, 2015
Sofia Coppola’s oeuvre dramatizes the emotional reality of adolescence without the condescension that comes from age
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Black President

By Brandon HarrisJuly 1, 2014
By cramming two blockbusters into a single screen, J Hoberman made White House Butler Down, the ultimate in late-Obama cinema
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