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Pale Gaze: the Postwar Medical Horror of EYES WITHOUT A FACE

October 2, 2017by consideringfilm 1 Comment

A version of this article originally appeared in issue 23 of Diabolique Magazine, March/May 2015. If you were a horror fan in 1962, chances are you may have pulled into […]

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Caged Heat: Subverting the Subversive

April 26, 2017by consideringfilm Leave a comment

Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, one of the names most frequently projected onto silver screens across America was that of Roger Corman, a writer, director, producer, and distributor who churned […]

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Terrence Malick Speaks at a Rare In-Person Event

October 27, 2016by consideringfilm Leave a comment

On Friday, October 21st, acclaimed filmmaker Terrence Malick made a virtually unprecedented live appearance at the Princeton Garden Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey following a screening of Roberto Rossellini’s Journey […]

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Corporeal Punishment: David Cronenberg’s THE BROOD

May 4, 2016by consideringfilm 3 Comments

A version of this article originally appeared in issue 22 of Diabolique Magazine, Aug/Sept 2014. In spite of the most widely accepted connotation, the first definition of the term pregnant […]

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From Darkness, Light: Blindness and Home Invasion in WAIT UNTIL DARK

March 11, 2016by consideringfilm Leave a comment

A version of this article originally appeared in issue 21 of Diabolique Magazine, May/June 2014. 1967 was something of a watershed year for Hollywood, during which cultural and critical cache […]

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CFP episode 1: GianCarlo Fernandez

August 9, 2015by consideringfilm Leave a comment

  For the first episode of the Considering Film Podcast, I took a ride over to Edison, New Jersey to meet and chat with my friend GianCarlo Fernandez, who is […]

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A DREAM GOES ON FOREVER: Focalization and Invocation in THE VIRGIN SUICIDES

June 18, 2015by consideringfilm Leave a comment

“In the end we had pieces of the puzzle, but no matter how we put them together, gaps remained, oddly shaped emptinesses mapped by what surrounded them, like countries we […]

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A Tale of Two Godzillas

May 17, 2014by consideringfilm Leave a comment

When talking about Godzilla, either as a film or a cultural icon, one must be careful to distinguish between the “King of the Monsters” who squashes cities underfoot and frequently does […]

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The Filmmaker is Present: Authorial Immersion and Intervention in the Films of Ondi Timoner

December 19, 2013by consideringfilm 1 Comment

About an hour into We Live in Public, Ondi Timoner’s 2009 profile of Internet entrepreneur Josh Harris, there is a sequence depicting an altercation between Harris and his then-girlfriend Tanya […]

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My Friends are the Best People: Narrational Bias in Barry Lyndon

December 13, 2013by consideringfilm 1 Comment

Time is often kind to the films of Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick’s technical mastery is such that his works tend to age better than films of similar vintage, rarely seeming dated […]

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